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Then again, you have the German tourists who applaud every landing.
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As do we, the Dutch.... cheerful people as we are.
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Posted on: 3:54 am on June 18, 2007
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ColoradoGuy
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Quote: from BobFiveHead on 9:14 am on June 18, 2007
3of the 4 flights I took were over an hour late, which I don't like but I can sort of accept. But what bothered me is there was never an announcement as to the length of the delay, or the reason.
Sounds like Amereka to me. 
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Posted on: 7:20 am on June 18, 2007
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DrLove
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I heard a story from a client today that, after they landed, they were ordered to stay on the plane for another 45 minutes, because there was no staff to unload the plane.
This was not a small airport, but London...
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Posted on: 1:02 pm on June 18, 2007
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Broken Leg
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Quote: from DrLove on 2:56 am on June 19, 2007
heathrow i'd bet, f***in pain in the arse flying into that place.
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Posted on: 1:07 pm on June 18, 2007
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thaiaficionado
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My flight to Krabi this morning was right on time, I was amazed. But I haven't flown anywhere for two years and wasn't aware of these new regulations about carry-ons. They confiscated my cologne, toothpaste, shaving cream, and mouthwash. The cologne cost 3000 baht, more than the round trip flight. Evidently, there's a limit on container size.
I didn't realize mouthwash, shaving cream, toothpaste, and cologne were on the list of dangerous substances. In fact, much the contrary, because now I'll have to return smelly, looking scruffy, and with bad breath.
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Posted on: 12:32 am on June 21, 2007
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DrLove
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Yes, it was Heathrow. They were on a connecting flight from Glasgow and nearly missed their connection to Bangkok.
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Posted on: 9:39 am on June 21, 2007
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PussyLover 69
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Report from The STAR (Malaysia) dated Tuesday 31 July 2007 :-
AirAsia is Asia’s best low-cost airline
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SEPANG, Malaysia : AirAsia was named the Best Low-Cost airline in the Asia 2007 regional worldwide category by Skytrax Research of London, the world’s most popular, independent travel forum and air travel information website.
From operating only with two Boeing 737-300s in 2002, AirAsia now has a fleet of 56 aircraft serving more than 75 domestic and international routes to Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Macau and parts of China.
Group CEO of the airline, Datuk Tony Fernandes said: “It is an honour to receive this accolade. To be known as one of the best in the Asian region in only five years is an astounding success story.”
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Posted on: 9:08 am on July 31, 2007
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DaffyDuck
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That's not Air Asia, Thailand, though.
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Posted on: 9:29 am on July 31, 2007
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Max Bialystock
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I've found the key to AirAsia is booking early morning flights. They tend to be on time with much greater frequency. If it's an afternoon flight I use Nok Air if possible.
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Posted on: 9:03 pm on Aug. 3, 2007
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PussyLover 69
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Report from Bangkok Post dated Saturday 11 August 2007 :-
Branson commits to 20% in AirAsia X - Gold Coast will be first destination
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Putrajaya, Malaysia - AirAsia X, Southeast Asia's first long-haul low-cost carrier, has received a major boost from the Virgin Group, which yesterday confirmed its intention to acquire a 20% stake in the company.
The confirmation came as Air Asia X announced a definite plan to begin flights from Kuala Lumpur to the Gold Coast in Australia by the end of September or early October, probably four times a week.
AirAsia X is owned by Fly Asian Express, or FAX, a small airline serving rural routes in Malaysia. FAX is 50% owned by tycoon Tony Fernandes, who founded and controls the region's biggest low-cost carrier, AirAsia.
The sale of a 20% stake to Virgin is seen as enabling the new carrier to obtain the funding needed to kick-start operations and partly pay for the 15 Airbus A330-300s it has ordered.
The value of the transaction was not disclosed.
''I'm not sure what the amount is,'' said Virgin's founder, the flamboyant entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson.
''The sceptics may say that it is a relatively untested business model, but with the collective experience of Air Asia, Virgin, Tony Fernandes,and Sir Richard behind us, we believe that we are good for the money,'' said FAX chairman Kalimullah Hassan.
Air Asia X's immediate plan is to operate flights to Hangzhou in China and Avalon Airport near Melbourne, after the Gold Coast, according to Mr Fernandes.
The airline will start off with only one leased Airbus A330 and is looking to lease a second to support its initial flight expansion before the first of the 15 new A330-300 jets is delivered in the last quarter of next year, said Mr Fernandes.
He said Air Asia would provide its smaller A320 jets to Air Asia X if required by the long-haul carrier in the initial phase of operation.Sir Richard said that starting off with one plane should not a problem, noting that his Virgin Atlantic began with a single aircraft as well.
Sir Richard yesterday made it clear that Virgin did not intend to increase its stake in Air Asia X beyond 20% but said the British group was committed to contribute more capital to the airline.
The FAX chairman said Virgin's involvement would provide Air Asia X with greater global credibility and visibility across its markets and would assist in the negotiations with various airports.
Over the next five years, AirAsia X aims to expand its fleet to 25 A330 planes and carry 7.5 million passengers during the period.
AirAsia X is reportedly planning to focus on Japan, Korea, China, India, Australia and the Middle East, with some routes in Europe, including London.
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Posted on: 10:44 pm on Aug. 10, 2007
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