Help, first time on CX J!
Oct 26, 2002 | 8:53 pm
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Help, first time on CX J!
I am on CX 883 from LAX-HKG on 3 December, on to Bangkok and then returning on CX 880 HKG-LAX on 8 December in business. Are these flights the new business class? What are the best seats in J (travelling solo) What loubge should I use for 4 hour layover on way to BKK?
Thanks!!!
Thanks!!!
Oct 26, 2002 | 9:24 pm
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Sorry ... it's a trade secret.
Just be surprised all the way through. 4 hours in HKG? You'll be begging for more time to spend at the WING , Cathay's lounge.
Just be surprised all the way through. 4 hours in HKG? You'll be begging for more time to spend at the WING , Cathay's lounge.
Oct 26, 2002 | 10:04 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by williamjacoby:
I am on CX 883 from LAX-HKG on 3 December, on to Bangkok and then returning on CX 880 HKG-LAX on 8 December in business. Are these flights the new business class? What are the best seats in J (travelling solo) What loubge should I use for 4 hour layover on way to BKK?
Thanks!!!</font>
I am on CX 883 from LAX-HKG on 3 December, on to Bangkok and then returning on CX 880 HKG-LAX on 8 December in business. Are these flights the new business class? What are the best seats in J (travelling solo) What loubge should I use for 4 hour layover on way to BKK?
Thanks!!!</font>
On 8 December, CX880 is currently a 74B with old J and CX882 is a 74J with old J.
Sorry, I don't divulge my preferred seats on CX F or J - even if they tend to be held specially for me.
Enjoy The Wing and The Pier at HKG - you won't be disappointed with either. I believe that The Pier now opens at 07:00. Note that The Pier has more PCs than The Wing. Showers at The Pier are also nicer that those at The Wing.
I suggest that you also do a search on this forum for additional information about CX's business class and lounge products. Enjoy CX!
Oct 26, 2002 | 10:44 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Mr. Strong:
Sorry, I don't divulge my preferred seats on CX F or J - even if they tend to be held specially for me.
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Sorry, I don't divulge my preferred seats on CX F or J - even if they tend to be held specially for me.
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There are plans at MARCO POLO CLUB to introduce similar measures as at the BRITISH AIRWAYS EXCEUTIVE CLUB whereby premium seats in First and Business Class like the bulkhead and emergency exits are blocked off for all except premium MPO members.
I know that in economy, only MPO members can literally boot off someone who has no status!
Oct 27, 2002 | 8:43 am
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Most people like the upstairs on the 747. If you do, look for the exit row with lots of extra leg room.
Since demand for the upsairs is higher than downstairs, the chances of having an empty seat next to you (and larger bins--but only in the old J) is greater downstairs. The B cabin is smaller than the C cabin but many aircraft do not have the C cabin. If you fly more than once a month, be advised that radiation exposure is higher in the upstairs cabin.
Since demand for the upsairs is higher than downstairs, the chances of having an empty seat next to you (and larger bins--but only in the old J) is greater downstairs. The B cabin is smaller than the C cabin but many aircraft do not have the C cabin. If you fly more than once a month, be advised that radiation exposure is higher in the upstairs cabin.
Oct 27, 2002 | 8:49 am
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86AC HK Upstairs..emergency door row..if
you get the old C...if it's the NBC...then
if you travel solo , try for the aisle seat
in the middle , and hope that the center
seat will be unoccupied . If it is..the
person in the middle can climb over either
side to get out ...Or any window seat..if
you don't get up a lot .
Hope this helps a little .
PS : 86A and K are best if you travel solo
window with bin below it for shoes , knick
knacks .
you get the old C...if it's the NBC...then
if you travel solo , try for the aisle seat
in the middle , and hope that the center
seat will be unoccupied . If it is..the
person in the middle can climb over either
side to get out ...Or any window seat..if
you don't get up a lot .
Hope this helps a little .
PS : 86A and K are best if you travel solo
window with bin below it for shoes , knick
knacks .