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Not the same as where will you fly to but who are you flying with?
We will be flying with SNBA for a beer-buying trip to Brussels and also for our main holiday in September (NCL flights for the beer trip and probably the holiday as well). Also we are considering a trip for Christmas flying with British Airways MAN-LHR-BRU-MAN. If we do this then it will be the first time we've flown with BA since I was five years old. I hoped for the 757 but it will be the A320 and the 146 operating the flights.
What is everyone else doing?
Sabena and Sobelair - gone but never forgotten.
Louise
I'll be flying with Virgin Express from Brussels to berlin mid February. Partly to visit the city but also to help a friend bring her stuff back from there since her erasmus will then be finished!
U forgot to put a why in your introduction since U are also telling why your are going to fly!!!
We have booked Air Asia in April, for Bangkok-Kuala Lumpur, and Jetstar Asia in May, for Bangkok-Singapore. I will probably use my KLM Flying Blue points for a free ticket Bangkok-Taipei and we would like to go to Samui or Phuket from U-Taphao airport with Bangkok Airways. Around Christmas we will probably go to Turkey again for a family visit, and I hope to fly Etihad or Qatar Airways then (to compare with Emirates, which I flew this time), and make a stopover in the Gulf.
From February till November I'll be flying Jetairfly & Futura, but I guess that doesn't count?
Somewhere in the spring we will fly AerLingus to visit my parents-in-law (Dublin).
And if my sister-in-law really decides to stay in India with her boyfriend, than we possibly fly to India this year, but honestly I have no idea what the airline options are for that destination
Well I've done Cathay Pacific and British Airways already in 2006, hopefully SN, BA, Ryanair and some American carriers could be appreciating my custom too!
Either Malaysian or Cathay Pacific to get to the Philippines, and once I'm there, a domestic flight on either Air Philippines or PAL, but preferably on Cebu Pacific, which sometimes sells tickets at less than half the price of its competitors.
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sn26567 wrote:SN Brussels of course. And to MAN, for a change
Good old Manny, just for a change We are expecting only one MAN flight this year, as I said in my post. Our September fligths are not sorted yet but we are still aiming for NCL.
And I cannot wait to go via LHR if this comes off, I haven't flown from there since 1998 and the last time I visited was 1999.
Sabena and Sobelair - gone but never forgotten.
Louise