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| posted by sabi 781 days ago |
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Anyone has experiences/comments please?
Are they reliable?
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| posted by The Cerne Abbas Giant 781 days ago |
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No experience, but CX & SQ frequently do fares comparable with Jetstar (i.e. about HK$1000 return).
I believe Jetstar are fine in terms of safety as they owned by Qantas.
Watchu talkin' about Willis?
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| posted by sabi 781 days ago |
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Not for next weekend, and it is high season now for them; it is not so much the fare but the return schedule I want that is surrently not available on CX and SQ.
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| posted by Justin Credible 781 days ago |
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I used em, no biggie...but really only saving you a little and the times arent great.
whatever, I just find the concept of paying for my coca cola on a flight a bit strange..haha
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| posted by sabi 781 days ago |
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CAG,
Do you know about food/drink (very impt for a 3+ hour flight)? Any booze included? They also have two fare levels - makes sense to get the saver at half the price of the regular.
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| posted by sabi 781 days ago |
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JC,
You have to pay for food n drink? The schedule coming back at 3:45 pm from Sing (you can pick the 11+ am dep not 6 am) is not strange.
UA is the one with the bad schedule.
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| posted by Spunky 781 days ago |
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I used them once. I think budget airlines are good if your travel is flexible or you book way ahead. One-way is also relatively cheaper, too.
Don't remember much about it so it can't be THAT bad!
How funky is your chicken?
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| posted by The Cerne Abbas Giant 781 days ago (edited 781 days ago) |
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United also fly that route.
Oops just seen your coment. I actually like the UA schedule because I can get a very early flight Monday morning & still be in work for most of the day.
Watchu talkin' about Willis?
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| posted by Spunky 781 days ago |
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quote:
Originally posted by The Cerne Abbas Giant
....because I can get a very early flight Monday morning & still be in work for most of the day.
What's wrong with you???
How funky is your chicken?
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| posted by shazza 781 days ago |
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Originally posted by Spunky
I used them once. I think budget airlines are good if your travel is flexible or you book way ahead. One-way is also relatively cheaper, too.
Don't remember much about it so it can't be THAT bad!
says a bloody backpacker.
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| posted by Waterslang 781 days ago |
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You "meeting place" guys a scoring points, or what?
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| posted by Randy_Clapp 780 days ago |
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I've flown Jetstar domestically in Australia a couple of times. It real cattle-class and the service is woeful to non-existent. But they'll get you there safely.
Don't expect any mercy if you're running a couple of seconds late.
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