Airline Freebies
Just a query really - we are flying over in February with Singapore Airlines and was wondering what freebies you get?
Or do I need to buy them - like eye mask, ear plugs, anti dvt socks etc! anyone flown with them recently. regards Niki |
Re: Airline Freebies
We flew with them in Aug/Sept to the UK & back. We were in cattle class & got a toothbrush & toothpaste & a pair of yucky beige sleep socks (not DVT ones). Basically buy everything before you travel! :thumbdown:
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Re: Airline Freebies
Originally Posted by Vitalstatistix
(Post 8198145)
We flew with them in Aug/Sept to the UK & back. We were in cattle class & got a toothbrush & toothpaste & a pair of yucky beige sleep socks (not DVT ones). Basically buy everything before you travel! :thumbdown:
SNAP. If you have any time between flights at Singapore there are free tours you can do. We have 15hours between flights because we want to arrive at lunch time and not midnight so we use the Ambassador Transit Hotel for 8 hours and go to bed. On our return we only have 5 hours and we go to the Ambassador Airport Lounge where you can have a shower and change of clothes etc., towels etc provided. Take a look. http://athmg.com/ |
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many thanks - I will get onto ebay for the socks etc and thanks Margarett
for the link, we had heard that there were facilities at Changi - we only have two and a half hours inbetween flights so just enough to get a shower and change me thinks? cheers Niki |
Re: Airline Freebies
Originally Posted by Beetrooper
(Post 8199315)
many thanks - I will get onto ebay for the socks etc and thanks Margarett
for the link, we had heard that there were facilities at Changi - we only have two and a half hours inbetween flights so just enough to get a shower and change me thinks? cheers Niki |
Re: Airline Freebies
My advice would be to buy some noise-cancelling headphones from Argos etc. Not very expensive these days and make the in flight entertainment so much better
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Originally Posted by lapsed kiwi
(Post 8199530)
My advice would be to buy some noise-cancelling headphones from Argos etc. Not very expensive these days and make the in flight entertainment so much better
I use these http://www.amazon.co.uk/Westone-UM2-.../dp/B000NIOVWC but I got them for £99 from Amazon so you need to shop around. Most comfortable headphones I've ever used, quality is amazing, isolate all the sound out. Once you pop them out halfway through the flight you then appreciate how loud airplanes are inside! |
Re: Airline Freebies
Originally Posted by AndyR
(Post 8199574)
Seconded on the noise cancelling headphones. Personally I prefer the in ear models as they isolate noise much better.
I use these http://www.amazon.co.uk/Westone-UM2-.../dp/B000NIOVWC but I got them for £99 from Amazon so you need to shop around. Most comfortable headphones I've ever used, quality is amazing, isolate all the sound out. Once you pop them out halfway through the flight you then appreciate how loud airplanes are inside! |
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My parents are flying to NZ via Hong Kong in Feb using Cathay Pacific so would be good to know what they offer or any tips!! :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Jo-Chris
(Post 8202795)
My parents are flying to NZ via Hong Kong in Feb using Cathay Pacific so would be good to know what they offer or any tips!! :thumbup:
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Re: Airline Freebies
Cathay Pacific supply socks, toothbrush, toothpaste & eyepatch but you have to ask for them. Hope that helps. My son says the flights were good and on time.
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Re: Airline Freebies
Originally Posted by Margaret Parkinson
(Post 8204092)
Cathay Pacific supply socks, toothbrush, toothpaste & eyepatch but you have to ask for them. Hope that helps. My son says the flights were good and on time.
Tina. x |
Re: Airline Freebies
Thanks Margaret - I will inform the parents! :thumbup:
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Re: Airline Freebies
Originally Posted by willand tina_h
(Post 8204103)
fab, thanks magaret. Thats great to know, especially about the socks, however, may get some from my mum in law other wise, as she had had surgery 4 times in the last 4 years so has plenty in the house,. lol.
Tina. x |
Re: Airline Freebies
Originally Posted by willand tina_h
(Post 8204103)
fab, thanks magaret. Thats great to know, especially about the socks, however, may get some from my mum in law other wise, as she had had surgery 4 times in the last 4 years so has plenty in the house,. lol.
Tina. x I doubt the socks provided will be the compression socks that prevent DVT more the saggy kind that prevent the OH wanting you to join the mile high club with him :rofl::rofl: When we went with Singapore they were just fluffly socks (one size so rather massive) meant to keep you warm. I have bought some sexy compression socks for our flight - just in cases x |
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