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Originally Posted by Yaatri
(Post 19039589)
Any effort to bring reason to the moderate the hatred is met with hostility. :D
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Originally Posted by Anish
(Post 19038708)
Yes speaking of Jet.. Where can we hop around though? I fly over a hundred domestic Y flights a year and find a half decent alternative to 9W. (Please don't say AI, please don't.)
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Originally Posted by hyderago
(Post 19041370)
6E?
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Originally Posted by Anish
(Post 19041790)
Well it'd be a shame to put all those miles to waste right? I manage to clock about 100k odd flying miles incl web check-ins etc in a year and I can squeeze out a couple of mile upgrades that I gift to family members or something.. Plus the upgrade vouchers help. Also 9W Plat/Gold has a decent set of benefits.
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Originally Posted by hyderago
(Post 19041970)
And the cash you save from 6E's cheaper fares could go towards gifts to yourself and your family.
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Originally Posted by Anish
(Post 19038708)
Yes speaking of Jet.. Where can we hop around though? I fly over a hundred domestic Y flights a year and find a half decent alternative to 9W. (Please don't say AI, please don't.)
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Originally Posted by lallyr
(Post 19043060)
Yeah if you can plan 20 days in advance and then spend 15 days of the month travelling.
In some cases train could be doable. Even DEL-BOM might make sense. |
The current flavor of the season, 6E, could be an option for those who travel economy.
But to those people who travel executive class (and thats what this thread was about), the only options out there are AI and 9W. I am discounting KF because of the unreliability factor and that they are no longer "major". There is Go-Business, but one could argue that it is not a "true" business product. I used them once on CCU-BOM and they were nice. Extra seat which is not sold, but not blocked off the way they are when flying J-Europe. Also the availibility is not confirmed: you check at the airport and then pay the upgrade fee. If not available, you will have to travel in the cramped Y cabin with the rest. Jet used to pamper its FF's and all that which has now gone. Their business class is becoming a sad joke certainly not worth paying ANY premium for. |
Originally Posted by AJLondon
(Post 19033273)
Do tell! I may need to make a DEL-BLR-DEL day trip next week. :)
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Originally Posted by Yaatri
(Post 19043124)
True. One has to decide how valuable their time is. Is it preferable to take the train and spend 20-40 hours on the train or fly without an upgrade.
In some cases train could be doable. Even DEL-BOM might make sense. I've done that too to avoid carriers I don't like. |
Originally Posted by AA_EXP09
(Post 19046567)
Or driving.
I've done that too to avoid carriers I don't like. I Indians think the way they drive, haphazardly. : |
Originally Posted by Yaatri
(Post 19046886)
I suppose you could. Driving in India is very chaotic though. I wouldn't even think of driving DEL-BOM for example. If the distance is short enough for a drive, I would still prefer a train.
I Indians think the way they drive, haphazardly. : Cost is the same. |
Originally Posted by Yaatri
(Post 19046886)
I suppose you could. Driving in India is very chaotic though. I wouldn't even think of driving DEL-BOM for example. If the distance is short enough for a drive, I would still prefer a train.
I Indians think the way they drive, haphazardly. : If driving or rail was an option for business travel, perhaps we could shut down all airlines eh? |
Originally Posted by ashishp
(Post 19050419)
If driving or rail was an option for business travel, perhaps we could shut down all airlines eh?
similarly back here in india....i have to go to allahabad pretty often & there is a very convenient train that departs delhi at 9:30pm & reaches allahabad at 7:30am the next morning....i often take that over the flight.... also, going to chandigarh or jaipur from delhi, i find it more convenient to drive.... |
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