DONE4 For Review
#16


Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: MEL/LAX
Programs: AAdv GLD(MM), QF LTS, UA MP_nada, HH Gld, SPG, GoldenCircle Jade
Posts: 4,478
Originally Posted by newcx12345
1) CX does have traffic right from YVR-JFK. I think this is the ONLY REAL transcontinental F Class (when compare to the substandard AA). I am surprised you don't know.
#17
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Programs: CX Gold MPO
Posts: 1,677
QF107/108 CANNOT be BOOKED or purchased seperately!
I was told by the QF travel centre. It is only available for people who travelled QF from AUS to LAX
Whereas CX888 and 889 YVR-JFK is Fully Flexible! Anyone can book it and no traffic restrictions apply!
I was told by the QF travel centre. It is only available for people who travelled QF from AUS to LAX
Whereas CX888 and 889 YVR-JFK is Fully Flexible! Anyone can book it and no traffic restrictions apply!
#19
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Programs: CX Gold MPO
Posts: 1,677
Urmmm, how do I get to SIN from SYD then?????
hahahaha
I think by purchasing the CMB DONE4 ticket and go through all these other tickets might end up costing more and also more complex issues!
But thanks anyway.
hahahaha
I think by purchasing the CMB DONE4 ticket and go through all these other tickets might end up costing more and also more complex issues!
But thanks anyway.
#20
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: SIN
Programs: SQ PPS, LH SEN, Amex something, nothing everywhere else
Posts: 994
Originally Posted by newcx12345
Also for all you travel buffs, what hotels would you recommend in (5 Stars):
MIA
MXP
LAX
DXB
MIA
MXP
LAX
DXB
MIA: it depends on where you want to stay. I am partial to the Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key, which is great for business trips. It has a nice pool, a mini-beach (no swimming though), and a fantastic restaurant: Azul. I usually stay there even if I'm in Miami for leisure. I've never been to a luxury hotel on South Beach, but that would be the area to stay if you want to be right in the heart of the nightlife. It's about a 15-minute cab ride from the MO. Two other areas to consider: Coral Gables and Key Biscayne. I've never stayed there though.
MXP: Principe di Savoia is the canonical luxury hotel in Milan. It's huge, has big old-fashioned rooms although they can be a bit dark. Service is OK, the gym is not the greatest. There's a Four Seasons in Milan too, but I've never stayed there. I usually stay at the Carlton Baglioni, which is a small boutique hotel very close to the office, but lacks many amenities. Good for a quick one-night stay.
DXB: as alect mentioned, there's the Burj-al-Arab, which is supposedly spectacular, but very expensive. I'll have to stay there just once for the hell of it... you could try the neighboring Jumeira Beach hotel and go gawk at the Burj.
Anyway, the Luxury Hotels forum is probably a better place to ask. Lots of good info there...

