BKK-CAI-JFK $1293 One Way With Egypt Air
Apr 21, 2022, 1:05 pm
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Can you somebody review and confirm the Mileage credit on this ? As per this site (wheretocredit) it show only 10126miles if you credit to United Mileage plus.
Apr 21, 2022, 2:00 pm
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Apr 22, 2022, 8:31 am
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No thanks... angled seat, dry airline for that many hours?
Singapore has one for $1590...
And from Jakarta for even less... $1469
Singapore has one for $1590...
And from Jakarta for even less... $1469
Apr 22, 2022, 10:39 am
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Why do people call these "angled" seats? I've flown MS 777 and the seats were flat, as far as I could tell. The usual open cabin style J, not private for sure. But what is this "angle"?
That said - this is not the best deal (half of this price or this much for an r/t - would be)
That said - this is not the best deal (half of this price or this much for an r/t - would be)
Apr 22, 2022, 10:59 am
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Why do people call these "angled" seats? I've flown MS 777 and the seats were flat, as far as I could tell. The usual open cabin style J, not private for sure. But what is this "angle"?
That said - this is not the best deal (half of this price or this much for an r/t - would be)
That said - this is not the best deal (half of this price or this much for an r/t - would be)
The A333 from BKK to CAI is ancient... and gets horrible reviews...
But that, together with the dry flight for that long... no way.
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Apr 22, 2022, 9:15 pm
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Why do people call these "angled" seats? I've flown MS 777 and the seats were flat, as far as I could tell. The usual open cabin style J, not private for sure. But what is this "angle"?
That said - this is not the best deal (half of this price or this much for an r/t - would be)
That said - this is not the best deal (half of this price or this much for an r/t - would be)
Apr 22, 2022, 10:33 pm
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Well, Thailand no longer requires COVID testing, so this may be more useful.
Apr 26, 2022, 10:58 am
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A not so friendly reminder that Egyptair has a poor safety record, and above all a policy of complete denial of truth when an accident occurs.
The corriere della serra just published an investigation in the paris-cairo crash from a few years ago which is pretty damning
It also never accepted the pilot suicide with the JFK-CAI 767 crash ages ago.
An airline that is not willing to learn and take ownership for their mistakes is one which will continue to have accidents, and that will fly without me.
/end of doom and gloom
The corriere della serra just published an investigation in the paris-cairo crash from a few years ago which is pretty damning
It also never accepted the pilot suicide with the JFK-CAI 767 crash ages ago.
An airline that is not willing to learn and take ownership for their mistakes is one which will continue to have accidents, and that will fly without me.
/end of doom and gloom
Apr 26, 2022, 12:51 pm
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A not so friendly reminder that Egyptair has a poor safety record, and above all a policy of complete denial of truth when an accident occurs.
The corriere della serra just published an investigation in the paris-cairo crash from a few years ago which is pretty damning
It also never accepted the pilot suicide with the JFK-CAI 767 crash ages ago.
An airline that is not willing to learn and take ownership for their mistakes is one which will continue to have accidents, and that will fly without me.
/end of doom and gloom
The corriere della serra just published an investigation in the paris-cairo crash from a few years ago which is pretty damning
It also never accepted the pilot suicide with the JFK-CAI 767 crash ages ago.
An airline that is not willing to learn and take ownership for their mistakes is one which will continue to have accidents, and that will fly without me.
/end of doom and gloom
Apr 29, 2022, 4:16 pm
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You put it more nicely. I myself was tempted to say that MS has a tendency to sell a bit too many de facto one way/single fare tickets, rather than actual roundtrips - be there a deal available or not.