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Air Asia Seat Sale
I just booked 3 flights Perth-London return for next year's July school holidays for $700 each.
Check it out. |
Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Thanks so much for posting :thumbup: Have found ones from Mel from $650 return - blimey, might have to book :eek:
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Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by The Crow
(Post 7834502)
Thanks so much for posting :thumbup: Have found ones from Mel from $650 return - blimey, might have to book :eek:
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Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 7834511)
No worries. For $700 (including baggage allowance and meals) I think it's worth a go.
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Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by The Crow
(Post 7834661)
work restrictions - pain in the bum
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Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by Red_V_Roger
(Post 7834736)
Ouch makes me wonder what line of work he is in....:D
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Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Bugger, bugger, bugger etc, etc, didn't realise they needed our passport numbers - can't book them as we're waiting on citizenship and haven't renewed our UK ones - knew it would bite me on the bum at some point :frown:
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Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
I was initially excited by this, but after reading user reviews of Air Asia I certainly won't be using them.
By all accounts they're absolutely shocking, and I really don't know if I could handle a long-haul flight with absolutely no inflight entertainment. |
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does anyone know if you can check in all the way to London or do you have to check in at KL for the second leg.
I'm thinking about booking a flight for me and my 1 year son, to go back to the UK, but am not sure that the 3 hours between arriving and KL and leaving for London might not be enough, wdyt? |
Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by The Crow
(Post 7834825)
Bugger, bugger, bugger etc, etc, didn't realise they needed our passport numbers - can't book them as we're waiting on citizenship and haven't renewed our UK ones - knew it would bite me on the bum at some point :frown:
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Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 7834873)
I was initially excited by this, but after reading user reviews of Air Asia I certainly won't be using them.
By all accounts they're absolutely shocking, and I really don't know if I could handle a long-haul flight with absolutely no inflight entertainment. A netbook loaded with .avi movies and a spare battery sorts out the IFE. |
Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by fairywings
(Post 7834957)
does anyone know if you can check in all the way to London or do you have to check in at KL for the second leg.
I'm thinking about booking a flight for me and my 1 year son, to go back to the UK, but am not sure that the 3 hours between arriving and KL and leaving for London might not be enough, wdyt? |
Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 7834963)
I've flown them several times and found them to be good - you get exactly what it says on the tin.
A netbook loaded with .avi movies and a spare battery sorts out the IFE. Hold on just a tickety-boo! With the money I spend on a couple of netbooks I could afford to fly with Singapore........I know what I'd rather do :D |
Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 7835004)
Aha that's where I'm going wrong. Will buy one for me and the wife.
Hold on just a tickety-boo! With the money I spend on a couple of netbooks I could afford to fly with Singapore........I know what I'd rather do :D |
Re: Air Asia Seat Sale
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 7834965)
You have to check in again in KL. We are spending a night in KL each way - as I think it's a great city, this is an added bonus so happy with that.
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