Cheap Flight to Perth
Jul 2nd 2003, 8:08 am
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Cheap Flight to Perth
For anyone planning to be in Perth in September. I have just come across the following cheap flight.
15th September 2003
One Way
London Heathrow to Perth
Royal Brunei
Adult £274 +tax Child £209 +tax
OR
Same date and airline from Manchester.
Adult £294 +tax Child £229 +tax
www.airnet.co.uk
PC
15th September 2003
One Way
London Heathrow to Perth
Royal Brunei
Adult £274 +tax Child £209 +tax
OR
Same date and airline from Manchester.
Adult £294 +tax Child £229 +tax
www.airnet.co.uk
PC
Jul 2nd 2003, 8:59 am
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wow tis cheap innit??!!
thanks for that pork chop...although i think prices generally begin to lower in september
www.travelmood.com
a bit more expensive but malaysian airlines, which i think have a better reputation????...i have a lanky 18yr old...6ft 1 "..plenty of leg room is a must
can anyone tell me different????
thanks for that pork chop...although i think prices generally begin to lower in september
www.travelmood.com
a bit more expensive but malaysian airlines, which i think have a better reputation????...i have a lanky 18yr old...6ft 1 "..plenty of leg room is a must
can anyone tell me different????
Jul 2nd 2003, 9:03 am
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Originally posted by yvsie
wow tis cheap innit??!!
thanks for that pork chop...although i think prices generally begin to lower in september
www.travelmood.com
a bit more expensive but malaysian airlines, which i think have a better reputation????...i have a lanky 18yr old...6ft 1 "..plenty of leg room is a must
can anyone tell me different????
wow tis cheap innit??!!
thanks for that pork chop...although i think prices generally begin to lower in september
www.travelmood.com
a bit more expensive but malaysian airlines, which i think have a better reputation????...i have a lanky 18yr old...6ft 1 "..plenty of leg room is a must
can anyone tell me different????
PC
Jul 2nd 2003, 9:03 am
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Some people say malasians rubbish, but weve flown with them twice, and found them to be fine. Flights were all on time, planes were clean, the tvs worked and the cabin staff were excellent. Food was better than most airlines too, but not the best ive had.
We are going with Singapore in November, as they have an excellent reputation.....only time will tell it its founded or not.
RE: the lanky kid. Book up early and ask them to reserve the emergency exit seats for you....you might get lucky and have no seats in front of you (but probably no window.)
CHeers
Pete.
We are going with Singapore in November, as they have an excellent reputation.....only time will tell it its founded or not.
RE: the lanky kid. Book up early and ask them to reserve the emergency exit seats for you....you might get lucky and have no seats in front of you (but probably no window.)
CHeers
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Jul 2nd 2003, 9:08 am
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thanks for that tip pete...
good idea pork chop...if all else fails..smash a window..nobody would notice huh??:scared: :scared:
good idea pork chop...if all else fails..smash a window..nobody would notice huh??:scared: :scared:
Jul 14th 2003, 10:26 pm
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Hi all.
These Royal Brunei prices seem to good to be true (and that usually means they are) has any one flown with them before? Or know someone who has?
Thanks
Keel
These Royal Brunei prices seem to good to be true (and that usually means they are) has any one flown with them before? Or know someone who has?
Thanks
Keel
Jul 15th 2003, 1:21 am
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Originally posted by keel
Hi all.
These Royal Brunei prices seem to good to be true (and that usually means they are) has any one flown with them before? Or know someone who has?
Thanks
Keel
Hi all.
These Royal Brunei prices seem to good to be true (and that usually means they are) has any one flown with them before? Or know someone who has?
Thanks
Keel
It's my definition of a living hell. You are much better off with Emirates.
Jul 15th 2003, 4:04 am
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They go a long way around. Either a lot of stops in odd places or bad connections. They are always one of the cheapest. No booze and no entertainment screens, could be a bit boring for such a long flight.
They often carry kids up to 17/18 at kids prices (75% of adult airfare) tho. Catch of course tho is do you want an extra long milk run with kids.
I dont think there is anyting wrong with them, just when you have the longest flight on the planet do you really want to make it any longer?
They often carry kids up to 17/18 at kids prices (75% of adult airfare) tho. Catch of course tho is do you want an extra long milk run with kids.
I dont think there is anyting wrong with them, just when you have the longest flight on the planet do you really want to make it any longer?
Jul 15th 2003, 5:35 am
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Originally posted by dotty
They go a long way around. Either a lot of stops in odd places or bad connections. They are always one of the cheapest. No booze and no entertainment screens, could be a bit boring for such a long flight.
They often carry kids up to 17/18 at kids prices (75% of adult airfare) tho. Catch of course tho is do you want an extra long milk run with kids.
I dont think there is anyting wrong with them, just when you have the longest flight on the planet do you really want to make it any longer?
They go a long way around. Either a lot of stops in odd places or bad connections. They are always one of the cheapest. No booze and no entertainment screens, could be a bit boring for such a long flight.
They often carry kids up to 17/18 at kids prices (75% of adult airfare) tho. Catch of course tho is do you want an extra long milk run with kids.
I dont think there is anyting wrong with them, just when you have the longest flight on the planet do you really want to make it any longer?
Rubbish Dotty,
London Heathrow 13:30 local time
Arrive Brunei 13:35 local time next day
Leave Brunei 15:30 local time
Arrive Perth 20:50 local time
with time difference a total of 24 hours and 20 minutes.
Only one stop.
Childrens fares under age 12 years.
Inflight entertainment programe both audio and video.
Jul 15th 2003, 6:20 am
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Originally posted by porkchop
Rubbish Dotty,
London Heathrow 13:30 local time
Arrive Brunei 13:35 local time next day
Leave Brunei 15:30 local time
Arrive Perth 20:50 local time
with time difference a total of 24 hours and 20 minutes.
Only one stop.
Childrens fares under age 12 years.
Inflight entertainment programe both audio and video.
Rubbish Dotty,
London Heathrow 13:30 local time
Arrive Brunei 13:35 local time next day
Leave Brunei 15:30 local time
Arrive Perth 20:50 local time
with time difference a total of 24 hours and 20 minutes.
Only one stop.
Childrens fares under age 12 years.
Inflight entertainment programe both audio and video.
Royal Brunei here are currently offering kids fares for under 17,s.
probably not valid because you are on a special fare.
24.5 hours to Perth seems to be a long flight to me, if it only has one stop why does it take 6 hours longer than normal?
Inflight entertainment I was referring to was personal screens, as on Singapore and BA.
Anyway do a search on Royal Brunei here its been discussed before. Enjoy the flight.
