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Does RJ181 KUL-BKK provide biz fast track at BKK?
Does Royal Jordanian RJ181 evening flight KUL, Malaysia to BKK, Thailand provide a fast track voucher for BKK. The one business class review I can find does not mention it, although mentions every thing else you could possibly think of.
This is a 5th freedom flight, that carries on to AMM, Jordan. Priced very generously for the KUl to BKK section in business class. |
I will tell you tonight.
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They do. If you are in J, they will give it to onboard, or as you leave the aircraft. If you are an OW elite flying in Y, you have to catch the RJ ground staff on the jetbridge and ask them to give it to you.
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Originally Posted by Rami Tamimi
(Post 29584152)
They do. If you are in J, they will give it to onboard, or as you leave the aircraft. If you are an OW elite flying in Y, you have to catch the RJ ground staff on the jetbridge and ask them to give it to you.
I don't think they write the date on the passes. Do they? |
Originally Posted by cysyuen
(Post 29586745)
I flew Y yesterday and I asked for one on board. As expected I got nothing. I didn't ask for one at the bridge and thus I wasn't offered one either.
I don't think they write the date on the passes. Do they? They fill in the details when you fly FROM BKK, but not when you fly TO BKK. |
If continuing to AMM, do passengers stay on board or have to leave the aircraft in Bangkok?
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Originally Posted by GwailoSIN
(Post 31210060)
If continuing to AMM, do passengers stay on board or have to leave the aircraft in Bangkok?
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I知 going to go AMM-BKK and then BKK-KUL on the same a/c but on separate tickets. I guess, I値l have to find a way to scan my boarding pass for BKK-KUL, probably by going in BKK out of the a/c, one floor up and then going down again to the flight痴 waiting hall. |
Originally Posted by flyerby
(Post 31211418)
I知 going to go AMM-BKK and then BKK-KUL on the same a/c but on separate tickets. I guess, I値l have to find a way to scan my boarding pass for BKK-KUL, probably by going in BKK out of the a/c, one floor up and then going down again to the flight痴 waiting hall. If nothing works, I think you can still manage to transit in the traditional way. Make sure you sit as close to the front as possible because they check BPs as you leave the jetbridge in BKK (to make sure you are not supposed to continue onwards on this flight) and many people lose their BPs, which means they have to be found manually on the list. This can take a few minutes. |
Originally Posted by Rami Tamimi
(Post 31210933)
They must stay onboard.
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Originally Posted by Rami Tamimi
(Post 31211965)
I did almost the same once (HKG-BKK-AMM). HKG agents took the initiative to "merge" the two sectors and issue a single BP and check the bag in. It required a lot of calls and waiting, but worked out at the end. Not sure if they will do that in AMM. Alternatively, try and ask the BKK staff if they mark you as "boarded".
I’ll need the extra sector for my statement. Do you think they will be able to issue a BP in AMM for the BKK-KUL? If not how good is RJ OLCI?
Originally Posted by Rami Tamimi
(Post 31211965)
If nothing works, I think you can still manage to transit in the traditional way. Make sure you sit as close to the front as possible because they check BPs as you leave the jetbridge in BKK (to make sure you are not supposed to continue onwards on this flight) and many people lose their BPs, which means they have to be found manually on the list. This can take a few minutes.
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Originally Posted by flyerby
(Post 31213609)
Do you remember if you were credit as HKG-AMM or HKG-BKK-AMM after the merge? I値l need the extra sector for my statement. Do you think they will be able to issue a BP in AMM for the BKK-KUL? If not how good is RJ OLCI? Yes, I知 familiar with the show your BP drill from the days of flying TK68 when they used to continue to SGN. HKG-BKK was redemption and I got the credit as per the original routing (BKK-AMM). I don't remember for sure, but I think I had to request the miles manually for that flight. I think you are safe here. The merge is purely an airport control process and does not affect the ticket(s) at all. Actually, when I tried to check in for the return flight, I found out that the BKK-AMM sector appeared as a no show on the system. This was solved quickly though after I explained the situation. AMM check-in is unlikely to be able to issue you with an ex BKK BP from my experience of doing same day returns. OLCI should work. Try to talk to the agents nicely in AMM Jcl check-in (if originating from AMM), or in the lounge, they may come up with a solution. |
Originally Posted by GwailoSIN
(Post 31213416)
Wow that's interesting, I thought one most of these one-stop flights passengers have to deplane (e.g., on CX HKG-YVR-JFK one absolutely has to deplane and got through security in YVR)
In RJ@BKK case, you can not get off even if you want to (eg: for a smoke). |
Originally Posted by Rami Tamimi
(Post 31213755)
It all depends on the airport and its regulations as well as airline's procedures.
In RJ@BKK case, you can not get off even if you want to (eg: for a smoke). |
Originally Posted by GwailoSIN
(Post 31214023)
I actually consider that a plus as you don't have to pack your belongings and unpack afterwards. Makes it more interesting for me and I will now consider it.
Unless flying F and then the more the merrier of course :) |
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