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Post by Banjo on Jan 3, 2015 10:39:10 GMT 7
With the electronic stuff most airlines tell you to turn it off for take off and landing.
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Post by mulloway on Jan 3, 2015 10:56:49 GMT 7
I recently secured a very cheap airfare with Cebu Pacific, Sydney to Manila for under $500-. They offer onboard wi-fi, I think it is $15- for the entire 7 1/2 flight, or $5 for 1 hour. The also do a pop quiz where they ask questions about Cebu Pacific destinations and you can win Ceb-Pac merchandise .....
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Post by mikey on Jan 3, 2015 12:28:31 GMT 7
Domestically, electronic devices are ok now here in oz as long as in flight mode on take off.
Virgin has an entertainment app, that you can download and watch for free on their airplane wifi.
Air asia still tells you to turn them off, but they only care if it's obvious.
Always find it funny flying into phnom penh, and the sound of the old nokia sms ringtones going off throughout the plane, since the locals never turn their mobiles off.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 31, 2015 13:59:28 GMT 7
I have flown Flybe and Ryanair and not had any problems with them.
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Post by Banjo on Jan 31, 2015 15:41:30 GMT 7
I believe that if you use a budget airline with the full understanding of their shortcomings and be prepared for all eventualities then they are good value for money.
I see Air Asia was offering 100B fares this week but you had to book 7 or 8 months ahead.
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Post by viper1431 on Jan 31, 2015 23:12:47 GMT 7
My first trip overseas, which was 2013, was with emerites. The last few trips though have been with airasia and it's been perfectly fine. I take my own entertainment, just load up the tablet, and i'm happy. Never had an issue, even with my carry on bag usually being over 15kg  |
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