Anyone flown with these guys? I'm thinking of a cheap getaway from Santstead > KL > Melbourne.
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I used to fly with them quite a lot on short haul hops from Singapore to KL and Bangkok.
Not bad, fairly comfortable leather seats, cute air hostesses, but as it was short haul you can't really compare it with long haulThe proud owner of 125 Xeno Geek Points -
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check the fees - booking fee, luggage fees, meal fees, blanket fee, IFE fee. Add them onto the quoted fare. It's cheaper to book the legs separately I believe (London-KL return costs a little more than London-KL plus KL-London)Originally posted by DocP View PostAnyone flown with these guys? I'm thinking of a cheap getaway from Santstead > KL > Melbourne.
Add them all up and compare with a fare from ebookers/lastminute on London-Melbourne (typically you can get a free stopover for the same price as the London-Melbourne fare).Comment
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