Ga lhr-sin £1,318 j rt
#1
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Ga lhr-sin £1,318 j rt
See e.g. here, crazy value for flights from LHR:
https://www.google.co.uk/flights/#se...sc=b;a=GA;eo=e
Note: Matrix shows £1,391 but when you click through to book on GA's website it prices up at £1,318.
https://www.google.co.uk/flights/#se...sc=b;a=GA;eo=e
Note: Matrix shows £1,391 but when you click through to book on GA's website it prices up at £1,318.
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Given the direct SQ flights are 'only' £2,000 on a lot of dates also (cheaper than BA on equivalent dates), I feel like you'd be mad to pick BA on this route at the moment (plus for whatever reason SIN seems to be the route that attracts the most J/F complaints from an unscientific study of the BAEC forum).
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Given the direct SQ flights are 'only' £2,000 on a lot of dates also (cheaper than BA on equivalent dates), I feel like you'd be mad to pick BA on this route at the moment (plus for whatever reason SIN seems to be the route that attracts the most J/F complaints from an unscientific study of the BAEC forum).
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It’s a good far but I have a hard time convincing myself to take it over economy. I've flown to Bali twice this year with GA and on every flight there has been less than 80 people on board. This means that in economy you can easily get a row of seats to yourself and the rear economy section is virtually empty so you have plenty of room to spread out and sleep. Not to mention the amount of food served in economy!
As long as the flights stay empty than GA is my first choice to Asia.
As long as the flights stay empty than GA is my first choice to Asia.