Bora Bora via Tokyo on BA FIRST
#33
Join Date: Sep 2004
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I also received a bottle of Champs on my NRT-LHR in F from the crew... the jesture wasn't for a romantic reason such as yours schofs... I was the only passenger in F and hadn't drunk anything alcoholic during the flight... Still was a lovely jesture and touched me
#34
Join Date: Feb 2004
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That is amazing you were the only one in FIRST from NRT to LHR. Remarkable even. Lucky you weren't bumped down to Club and they closed it off.
#36
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: UK
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I like the present format - it is informative (in terms of accomodation, flights, things to do). Would be very handy for someone planning a similar trip. People could just skim read and pick on the bits that interest them.
I was resigned to the idea of flying to Tahiti on AF via LAX (when I finally get enough £/miles) but your option of flying via NRT is brilliant! We've just returned from Japan and we love it. Being able to combine the two places in one trip would be sheer bliss.
LHR-NRT club costs 160,000 miles. With the AMEX 2-4-1, it worked out to 80,000 miles per person for us. Unless we use £ and miles, BMI isn't significantly 'cheaper' - 75,000 miles. With £ and miles, it's 'cheap' - 37,500 miles.
Last edited by phaleesy; Oct 26, 2007 at 1:43 pm
#37
Join Date: Feb 2006
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A great report schofs. I couldn't read it on my screen so I copied and pasted it into Word and printed it off. It was 53 pages long ffs! Some books are shorter. It's got me looking at Tokyo and Bora Bora too - perhaps you should look into tourist board sponsorship for your next trip.
#38
Join Date: Feb 2004
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bmi redemptions to NRT
From LHR, J would be 52.5k miles plus cash
#39
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#40
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A great report schofs. I couldn't read it on my screen so I copied and pasted it into Word and printed it off. It was 53 pages long ffs! Some books are shorter. It's got me looking at Tokyo and Bora Bora too - perhaps you should look into tourist board sponsorship for your next trip.
Nice idea - thanks. I was thinking of doing some writing for a magazine or something, but I can't think of any that would be interested in my style.