SAN JOSE, Costa Rica — Families looking to save a few bucks should pack the sunscreen, bathing suits and head to Costa Rica. Why? Because kids can check out this tropical paradise at a great discount on the worlds only carbon neutral airline. Nature Air opens up its skies to children, ages two to 11 years old, at 25% off the listed ticket price.
Alexi Huntley, Nature Air sales and marketing director says, “ We’re so happy to be the only airline in Costa Rica to offer this deal, because we know seeing Costa Rica as a family is an unforgettable experience.”
Instead of spending hours in the car children can be running through the sand in under an hour. Families flying to Drake Bay from San Jose only have to sit still for 40 minutes. Drake Bay is the perfect vacation. Children will see horses trotting through the streets where cars generally travel in their hometown. Take the kids for a walk through Corcovado National Park, and their young eyes will see hundreds of exotic birds soaring above them. The national park is also one of only two places in the country that harbor squirrel monkeys, and kids can play in the sand along the parks beaches, home to four different types of sea turtles.
“Nature Air is committed to protecting the environment by researching alternative energy sources,” says Huntley, “and what better way to teach children about protecting the environment then by letting them fly on a “green” airline.“
For a complete list of schedules and prices visit www.natureair.com or call 800-235-9272.
Since its inception in 2000, Nature Air has grown from flying 18,000 passengers annually to more than 130,000 in 2006. The company got its start with one plane and 15 employees. Now it has a fleet of seven planes and more than 150 employees. It’s the only twin-engine airline in Costa Rica with both scheduled and chartered flights, and offers 74 daily flights to 17 destinations in Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Panama. . In June 2007, the International Community for Ecotourism honored Nature Air for being the first and only airline to voluntarily compensate 100% of its carbon emissions, through its conservation of tropical forests.
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