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Old May 14, 12, 7:38 pm   #16
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Would it make more sense for you to just use the entire award ticket as it stands to HKT, then book a PG nonstop flight from HKT to USM? Not sure what your scheduling into BKK is, but I'd be pretty sure an HKT-USM flight costs quite a bit less than a BKK-USM flight.
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Would it make more sense for you to just use the entire award ticket as it stands to HKT, then book a PG nonstop flight from HKT to USM? Not sure what your scheduling into BKK is, but I'd be pretty sure an HKT-USM flight costs quite a bit less than a BKK-USM flight.
Noted on all posts prior to this. It would be cheaper to follow your suggestion but then I would miss my ferry from Koh Samui to Koh Tao on the outbound. On the return, I would just be leaving earlier than I wish and flying miles that I cannot collect. I'm not sure that my time is worth saving $140 for 5-6 hours lost of my precious vacation time.

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What a lot of effort for a tg domestic lounge breakfast which is going to be rubbish. Did you know pg operate a lounge that all passengers can use regardless of status?
I sure didn't- this is the first time I will fly PG. I was originally hoping to get breakfast in the SilverKris lounge but I don't think I'll be able to enter if my next flight is on PG. Even if I could, is there a way to delay going through immigration and just stay in the int'l terminal longer before switching to the domestic terminal where there is nothing really to eat, see, buy, or do? Also, I assume that PG has a domestic lounge as well?

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Old May 15, 12, 4:40 am   #18
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I sure didn't- this is the first time I will fly PG. I was originally hoping to get breakfast in the SilverKris lounge but I don't think I'll be able to enter if my next flight is on PG. Even if I could, is there a way to delay going through immigration and just stay in the int'l terminal longer before switching to the domestic terminal where there is nothing really to eat, see, buy, or do? Also, I assume that PG has a domestic lounge as well?
you have no access to any international lounges when your next flight is domestic.
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Old May 15, 12, 11:12 am   #19
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Noted on all posts prior to this. It would be cheaper to follow your suggestion but then I would miss my ferry from Koh Samui to Koh Tao on the outbound. On the return, I would just be leaving earlier than I wish and flying miles that I cannot collect. I'm not sure that my time is worth saving $140 for 5-6 hours lost of my precious vacation time.
OK. Fair enough. If on a short vacation visit, makes sense to change ticket and just head BKK-USM.
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