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    Hi Eljohno

    You can fly to Cebu by using Singapore Airlines . They are in agreement with British Midland , so you can book your luggage right through from Belfast to Cebu. That is what I did when I went to Davao. You will have to go to Cebu from Singapore via Davao, but it is only a short stop and no luggage carousels to worry about. The route they take with their flights is Singapore - Davao - Cebu - Singapore so no stop-off on the way back

    Go to www.singaporeair.com/saa to check flight times and deals. Your possible flight plan then is

    British Midland : Belfast City to Heathrow
    Singapore Airlines : Heathrow to Singapore
    Silkair : Singapore to Cebu via Davao

    then on the way back

    Silkair : Cebu to Singapore
    Singapore Airlines: Singapore to Heathrow
    British Midland : Heathrow to Belfast City

    Silkair is a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines. The whole trip won't be the cheapest you find , but you do miss the hassle of Manila. Hope this helps

    Brian


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    Originally posted by equaliser@Jan 17 2006, 07:42 PM
    Hi Eljohno

    You can fly to Cebu by using Singapore Airlines . They are in agreement with British Midland , so you can book your luggage right through from Belfast to Cebu. That is what I did when I went to Davao. You will have to go to Cebu from Singapore via Davao, but it is only a short stop and no luggage carousels to worry about. The route they take with their flights is Singapore - Davao - Cebu - Singapore so no stop-off on the way back

    Go to www.singaporeair.com/saa to check flight times and deals. Your possible flight plan then is

    British Midland : Belfast City to Heathrow
    Singapore Airlines : Heathrow to Singapore
    Silkair : Singapore to Cebu via Davao

    then on the way back

    Silkair : Cebu to Singapore

    Singapore Airlines: Singapore to Heathrow
    British Midland : Heathrow to Belfast City

    Silkair is a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines. The whole trip won't be the cheapest you find , but you do miss the hassle of Manila. Hope this helps

    Brian

    Thanks Brian,
    the 2 times i have been so far have been with Singapore Airlines and they have been great..

    I used a good website that you should check out called www.dialaphone.co.uk and so far for leaving around the 4th April it has been around £490 which i guess is quite a good price.

    Sorry guys for getting away from the main topic of "Big Brother"

    I guess i am one of the ones who cannot see the appeal for programs like Big Brother or any soaps.

    John


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