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#18430 by stoneflyer
22 Mar 2007, 00:30
OKay so after months or maybe even a year of deciding where the hell i wanna go. I have decided that im going to Australia for 4 weeks. (parents have friends there, free rent/babysitting). Okay so here's teh dilema:

How do i get there?

I've narrowed my choices down to either SIA or MH poss Cathy Pacific.

What do you guys think?
Here are my requirements:
I must end up in Malbourne, Aus. Don't care how i fly there max 1 change!
Must be fully restricted econ or as cheap as you can do
Ample legroom. either i dont want to be stuck on an airline with the worst pitch, im 6"3
Service
IFE
thats about it.

basically its going to be a long flight so want the best seat and teh airline thats going to provide the best service.

cheers

Tom
#164580 by mike-smashing
22 Mar 2007, 01:01
If seat pitch is important, try Thai. 34" seat pitch in Y on their 744s, and probably halfway decent food too.

Mike
#164584 by slinky09
22 Mar 2007, 08:47
Alternatively, Emirates with ICE and 34" in Econ isn't too bad. And the 777 is a nice spacious and quiet plane to travel on. Plus some of the flights are on their new 345s which are supposed to be great.
#164600 by VS075
22 Mar 2007, 12:13
I've heard nothing but good reviews from Emirates' Y cabin, especially if you get their 777s or A340-500s.

You get decent legroom, great service, and a version of V:PORT that works ;)
#164668 by VS045
22 Mar 2007, 22:09
I've heard nothing but good reviews from Emirates' Y cabin, especially if you get their 777s or A340-500s.


You obviously haven't heard my reviews then;) I would not recommend EK from my experiences

You get decent legroom, great service, and a version of V:PORT that works


Tried three seats - all of which had IFE that crashed with crew that wouldn't reboot. Also ICE has a cr@p selection.

VS.
#164669 by stoneflyer
22 Mar 2007, 22:19
cheers for the info.

done a search on ek comes out at £200 more expensive plus it stops in singapore before getting to MEL thats 3 take offs and landings. lol!
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