View Poll Results: Which Airline should I go with(Economy)?
Eva Air
1
1.69%
Singapore Air
28
47.46%
Emirates
8
13.56%
Air New Zealand
25
42.37%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 59. You may not vote on this poll
Which airline is better?
#1
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Which airline is better?
Which airline is better?
#2
Re: Which airline is better?
hi jacky g here
we flew air new zealand,fantastic although i would avoid going lax next time....
we flew premium economy from heathrow to lax.........
then economy from lax to nz
worth pushing the boat out for premium economy......far superior........gl with your move
we flew air new zealand,fantastic although i would avoid going lax next time....
we flew premium economy from heathrow to lax.........
then economy from lax to nz
worth pushing the boat out for premium economy......far superior........gl with your move
#3
Re: Which airline is better?
None of them,
fly Cathy Pacific,
they are truelly the only airline to fly with, if you can of course
fly Cathy Pacific,
they are truelly the only airline to fly with, if you can of course
#4
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Re: Which airline is better?
Emirates all way. Every single flight with them has been comfortable even when travelling economy. Definately recommended.
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Re: Which airline is better?
If you are coming on a recce, any of the Asian airlines will do, Singapore, Thai, Malaysia, Emirates...they all have quite good service.
If you are immigrating and you have a lot of stuff, go on an airline that transits through North America. Sure, LAX ground staff can be brusque and US landing policies annoying, but try deep breathing exercises and keep that famous stiff upper lip. In other words, deal with it. It's the price you'll pay for the substantial extra weight allowance.
Good luck.
If you are immigrating and you have a lot of stuff, go on an airline that transits through North America. Sure, LAX ground staff can be brusque and US landing policies annoying, but try deep breathing exercises and keep that famous stiff upper lip. In other words, deal with it. It's the price you'll pay for the substantial extra weight allowance.
Good luck.
#6
Re: Which airline is better?
Done Air NZ once - they were very good & Qantas twice - they were even better for food, service & entertainment.
#7
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Re: Which airline is better?
Make a suggestion
Fly any one of the Star Alliance partners but Join the Air New Zealand Airpoints Programme. The amount of points you will gain from a Long Haul flight will in most cases pay for a Domestic flight or Car Hire for a couple of Days
Fly any one of the Star Alliance partners but Join the Air New Zealand Airpoints Programme. The amount of points you will gain from a Long Haul flight will in most cases pay for a Domestic flight or Car Hire for a couple of Days
#8
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Re: Which airline is better?
Air NZ - purely from a legroom point of view!
#9
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Re: Which airline is better?
Maybe I should say Air New Zealand for reasons
1. More leg room
2. two piece maximum 32kg luggage allowance total of 64kg via USA versus 24kg the other route.
3. Airpoints (allways get your freebies)
4. Food...............yea right!!!!!
1. More leg room
2. two piece maximum 32kg luggage allowance total of 64kg via USA versus 24kg the other route.
3. Airpoints (allways get your freebies)
4. Food...............yea right!!!!!
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Re: Which airline is better?
Air NZ.
grrrrr....being the pedant here with regards to the English language.
Better = two options
Best = more than two options.
(Just a pointer for any other folks contemplating doing a poll.)
grrrrr....being the pedant here with regards to the English language.
Better = two options
Best = more than two options.
(Just a pointer for any other folks contemplating doing a poll.)
#11
Re: Which airline is better?
They used to do 32kgs x 2 but phased it out April 2006 due to fuel costs 23 kgs x 2 is still a lot though
There is a fee to join airpoints but a return trip to NZ from the UK will pay for a return flight within NZ ora car rental or even a night in a hotel. Still worth it though
Jen
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#12
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Re: Which airline is better?
JAL is the best Airline I have used,
British airways and quantas suck never use them again.
Air italia were ok also.
Thai air were awsome.
Cathay Pacific were excellent, using them again in Jan
Never used the airlines yopu mention but singapore are supposed to be good.
British airways and quantas suck never use them again.
Air italia were ok also.
Thai air were awsome.
Cathay Pacific were excellent, using them again in Jan
Never used the airlines yopu mention but singapore are supposed to be good.
#13
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Re: Which airline is better?
JAL is the best Airline I have used,
British airways and quantas suck never use them again.
Air italia were ok also.
Thai air were awsome.
Cathay Pacific were excellent, using them again in Jan
Never used the airlines yopu mention but singapore are supposed to be good.
British airways and quantas suck never use them again.
Air italia were ok also.
Thai air were awsome.
Cathay Pacific were excellent, using them again in Jan
Never used the airlines yopu mention but singapore are supposed to be good.
#14
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Re: Which airline is better?
I'll say Air NZ also, good service and new refitted aircraft is great. You will get 2 pieces at 23kgs per person plus 7kgs hand luggage (if you go through Los Angeles at least 1 leg, if you have a return flight)
They used to do 32kgs x 2 but phased it out April 2006 due to fuel costs 23 kgs x 2 is still a lot though
There is a fee to join airpoints but a return trip to NZ from the UK will pay for a return flight within NZ ora car rental or even a night in a hotel. Still worth it though
Jen
They used to do 32kgs x 2 but phased it out April 2006 due to fuel costs 23 kgs x 2 is still a lot though
There is a fee to join airpoints but a return trip to NZ from the UK will pay for a return flight within NZ ora car rental or even a night in a hotel. Still worth it though
Jen
Most memeroable flight was AKL-LAX we got to just under halfway before being turned back to Auckland. I was on the flight deck at the time talking to the pilot I meet a few days earlier, the date was September 11th 2001.
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Re: Which airline is better?
Flew Emirates down here, leg room in economy was nothing to write home about, but loads of stops to get off and stretch your legs Manchester-Dubai-Bangkok-Sydney-Auckland. Best thing was the 40Kg baggage allowance, and I still went over :-)