Had I not of flown with anybody else, I would said that trip was the best thing since the invention of sliced bread. The fact is, I have and its not. The savings in my opinion dont represent good value compared to say Singapore Airlines.
Had I not of flown with anybody else, I would said that trip was the best thing since the invention of sliced bread. The fact is, I have and its not. The savings in my opinion dont represent good value compared to say Singapore Airlines.
Agreed, but if you want to go on a limited budget, then it's fine. I like to go on Emirates given the choice, I guess Sing too, but at the end of the day, all flights mean sitting on your rear for 16 to 19 hours, there isn't that much between them really.Originally Posted by gWaPito
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Two refuelling stops is as much as I'd put up with, and as long as they aren't too long. As you say Steve, it gives you a chance to stretch your legs. I'm going to Manila with Saudi in a few weeks, that includes a 3 hour transit in Saudi and a 45 min re-fuel plus drop off and pick up in Hong Kong. Total travelling time is around 20 hours, I can put up with that for a £300 saving over KLM or Emirates.
£300 saved is £300 to spend later on your trip
If you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up
My thoughts too£300 saved is £300 to spend later on your trip
Rather you than me guys. That middle east hanging around nonsense is not for me. Id rather put in 2 days overtime to pay for the £300 difference. For me, the holiday starts when I get in the taxi to the airport.
Some of us do not have that luxury, i wish i had the overtime where i could get paid and be paid that much. You are very fortunate to be able to choose.
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