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National Geographic: Cheap Flights in Asia Article
I used Tiger Airways from Singaport to Phuket and back. It was not unlike flying easyJet. Still, the seat pitch was tight, so it wasn't really comfortable seating..
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What factors do you use to decide which airline to fly with?
Top priorities for me are cost and convenience..
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One way, more expensive?
It does get real confusing and never appears to make sense. You have to consider though that many people who book one-way flights are doign so because they are business people and the airlines make a good percentage of their income from business flyers, hence they up the price on one way flights..
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Question about a connecting flight.
damm that don't sound to good lol.
Im a british citizen and yes, as far as i know its still with the same airline (american airlines). So if i am late for my next flight,will they put me on the next one?.
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A return ticket versus two single tickets with diff airlines
I booked a return flight from Amsterdam to Barcelona and booked one flight with vueling and the other with clickair. I saved about 20 euros.
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A look inside a Lancaster Bomber
hi
ive seen a few lancaster bombers at air shows. there amazing machines
cal.
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Can a budget business class airline work?
First it was Maxjet... [url=http://www.aardvarktravel.net/chat/viewtopic.php?t=34868]now it's EOS[/url]. Avion and Silverjet are still operating, but are budget business class airlines by their very nature inevitably destined for failure?.
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Headaches on Landing?
I had this problem last time I flew, but not long after I got back I had ear problems, and had to get my ears syringed (not something I've needed before) - so the poster who mentioned ear wax may be on to something..
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Air Canadas fare structure
Hi everybody,
Im a student at the University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM) and Im writing a research paper regarding the airlines fare structure and, in particular, on Air Canadas fare policy.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could fill out this questionnaire written in the context of this study.
Please follow the link below:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=WRyVxB_2ffA9G54rVMNJ4JHA_3d_3d
The questionnaire will take at most 10 minutes of your time. Your answers will be kept strictly confidential.
I thank you for your collaboration in this important study
Drissa SAMAKE, BAA,
MBA student specialized in Management and Technology.
University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM).
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Photos from flights
nice pictures!!!!!!.
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Wireless (wifi) internet onboard
I think a handful of airlines already have it available. They will charge you either a set fee or on a per-minute basis. Try to look around their websites or give them a call..
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unacompanied baggage
Hi
Im looking to find the cheapest way of sending clothes to my girlfriend in Australia (Im in England). I have 4 carrier bags (grocery bags) of clothes all weighing in total, under 9kgs.
Its too much to take back with me on my flight, so I wanna send them to her now with no particular hurry. Air or Sea. In a box whatever. Dont mind it taking up to say 6 weeks. Just want the cheapest nastiest possible solution lol
Any help would be wonderful
cheers, dave.
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kayaks on the plane
hi all,
Im a seasoned kayaker and looking to go somewhere else around the world to paddle (live in the UK) and i've heard that airlines are/have stopped taking kayaks on the plan completely. Is this true? Is it affecting you? (if your a kayaker)
Thanks
Steve.
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Where to get cheap flights in Europe?
As you can tell, there is no ONE location to find cheap flights, and none of these recommended will offer the cheapest fare every time. Shop around. If you find a price you're comfortable with paying, purchase it and stop looking..
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Airline sales and special offers
Another cheap ticket deal from Vueling, 250.000 seats for 25 all inclusive..
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Could you sort out the baggage problems at Terminal 5?
Struck by runaway baggage cart, bruised but not seriously injured. Will try again later.
Departures--109 and counting. :lol:.
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T5: experience lives up to expectation
That'll teach you to stick flying somewhere via Amsterdam..
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Long layover in Heathrow advice
As I understand it, if you're not travelling through T5 (which is only British Airways) then it's still not too bad. So you should have plenty of time to explore!
However, my own experience of T5 last Friday was pretty depressing. I admit it's a very nice terminal - very bright and spacious - but it's just as cr@p to use as the rest of LHR. WIll no doubt post a rant later.....
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Budget Carrier Oasis Hong Kong shuts down
it is ture.
One of my Canadian friend got problem to go back next week.
He was informed to book ticket through China Airlines,Air Canada or Cathay Pacific,but the price is much more expensive than Oasis(Sanya--Vancouver, Only CAD 64 :shock: ),no complaint any more :violin:.
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Old and new airline routes
With ATA and Aloha Airlines closing down last week, Hawaiian Airlines has announced service to Oakland, CA beginning 1 May. Aloha previously operated 3-4 flights a day from Oakland.
Alaska Airlines, had added another Hawaiian Destination, Maui. Daily non-stop service is to commence from Seattle on 17 July. Seasonal service between Anchorage and Maui will operate twice weekly from 31Oct 2008 to 25April 2009.
Introductory fares from both Seattle and Anchorage starting at $249 each way.
Looks like someone is going to Hawaii again! 8).
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