£260 Flights to Hong Kong

MSE_Martin · 7 November 2006 at 12:29PM

What's the deal?

Fly to Hong Kong for £260! A great deal if you're looking to fly to Hong Kong before mid-December. Oasis Hong Kong recently began flying from London Gatwick with economy tickets starting at £75 each way (plus £68 tax and fuel charge outbound and £44 inbound). All tickets are one-way, simply book both directions to get a return flight. The price includes two meals.

Bargain! How do I get a ticket?

Book online at Oasishongkong.com or over the phone on 01293 596633.

Are there any conditions?

You have until 30 November to book your ticket and you must travel between now and 14 December.

gazhawkins · 7 November 2006 at 5:58PM

MSE's looking for a bargain bucket way to get to Bangkok or Kuala Lumpur, can combine the Oasis flight with the ferry from Hong Kong to Macau (old Portuguese colony) and then fly out of Macau to other destinations on another budget airline:-

https://www.airasia.com

Would make an interesting trip - especially for gamblers - as Macau is a renowned gambling haven.

lynn44 · 7 November 2006 at 6:51PM

amazing price

lswwong · 8 November 2006 at 12:23PM

Would love to hear any feedback from anyone who has flown with them.

I am planning to do so myself soon and have been following news about them. Their inaugural flight from HK was massively delayed due to last minute withdrawal of flying rights over Russia. The reasons were not clear but rumour has it that "a certain HK based well-known international airline" had a hand in it ......

As a result, their flight time is now an hour longer as their flight path has had to change. I think it is now 13 hours instead of 12, not that this bothers me.

A German colleague of mine flew out there with Oasis on Sunday and I can't wait to get his feedback when he is back next week!

pin · 8 November 2006 at 1:04PM

Trip report on FlyerTalk:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=617798

peterh_2 · 8 November 2006 at 1:05PM

just booked 10 days to HK end of November -total 261 pounds - many thanks!!

Took several attempts - 'timed out' 4 times!

Anyone with info on reasonable/central accomodation?

peterh

rjh090384 · 8 November 2006 at 2:57PM

i am thinking bout booking this for my honeymoon. but only want to spend about 3 actaul days in hongkong. does anyone know where else i coudl travel to cheaply from here?

rjh090384 · 8 November 2006 at 3:04PM

u dont have to travel by december i have priced these fro next september adn are the same price!

atc911 · 8 November 2006 at 4:23PM

I flew back to Gatwick with Oasis on Sat 28th Oct(their second ever flight). Online checkin was simple to choose your seats, and the flight was good. Seatback TVs with 6 movie channels etc. (I've flown KLM to Bangkok & Singapore and they don't have seat back TVs - only a 14" portable hanging from the baggage bins!!)
The plane seems to be an ex Thai or Singapore plane judging by the interior colour scheme. Would use again.

To catch the flight I flew from Bangkok to Macau with airasia, caught a cab to the ferry terminal, got the ferry to HK, then another cab to HK airport. If you have the time to do all this it's ok, but a bit of hassle (especially if you've got lots of baggage.......), so its probably easier just to get a cheap flight to HK in the first place.

Another couple of good se asia budget carriers - Nok air, and Jet Star.

https://www.nokair.com https://www.jetstarasia.com

Voyager2002 · 8 November 2006 at 5:01PM

rjh090384 wrote:

i am thinking bout booking this for my honeymoon. but only want to spend about 3 actaul days in hongkong. does anyone know where else i coudl travel to cheaply from here?

Firstly, you might find Hong Kong has more than you imagine: great national parks and wilderness areas, as well as the island of Lamma, where cars are banned but there are plenty of beach-side bars and great sea-food restaurants. I could easily stay there for two weeks without getting bored.

Anyway, you can easily get to China or to Macau. For cheap flights from Macau, check out Air Asia or Tiger Air.

For discounted flights from Hong Kong itself, there is a bucket shop called Aero that has a good web site.

pin · 8 November 2006 at 5:43PM

atc911 wrote:

I flew back to Gatwick with Oasis on Sat 28th Oct(their second ever flight). Online checkin was simple to choose your seats, and the flight was good. Seatback TVs with 6 movie channels etc. (I've flown KLM to Bangkok & Singapore and they don't have seat back TVs - only a 14" portable hanging from the baggage bins!!)
The plane seems to be an ex Thai or Singapore plane judging by the interior colour scheme. Would use again.

To catch the flight I flew from Bangkok to Macau with airasia, caught a cab to the ferry terminal, got the ferry to HK, then another cab to HK airport. If you have the time to do all this it's ok, but a bit of hassle (especially if you've got lots of baggage.......), so its probably easier just to get a cheap flight to HK in the first place.

Another couple of good se asia budget carriers - Nok air, and Jet Star.

www.nokair.com www.jetstarasia.com

Planes are ex-SQ.

Re getting from Macau to HK airport, there is actually a direct ferry link

http://www.hongkongairport.com/eng/aguide/skypier.html

£260 Flights to Hong Kong

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