Unbeatable deals to Brazil and Japan

Mr_Wang

rodeline wrote: »

A couple of points:

1.- It you are going to Japan the food WILL taste foreing, so a couple of meals on a plane with European food shouldn't be such a big deal. Surely a few days without McDonalds is worth a holiday. By the way, on my BA flight 2 weeks ago I was served Chicken Tikka!

2.- In flight entertainment is pretty much standardised nowadays, give or take a couple of films or TV shows. Once again, if the highlight of a trip halfway around the world is the entertainment on the plane, you should maybe stick to caravaning in your garden.

3.- As per in flight service with BA... No comments. Even flying in Business class you get treated like cattle.

4.- From the top of my head, I think there have been more crashes with BA than Alitalia. I'd trust the safer airline as you suggest.

A bit of free advice: Get out more.

Lifes_Grand_Plan

Sorry if i'm being stupid.... with the above examples, would I then need to book an additional return flight to get me to Geneva or Amsterdam, from say Manchester.....?

Actually, ignore that... just re-read and saw you can fly back to London or A. N. Other.... so I would just need an additional one way flight to Geneva or Amsterdam....?

Is it just Brazil / Toyko or are there other destinations?

DUKE

Can't seem to get my 15% off, been trying for ever now Can anyone help please?

rodeline

DUKE wrote: »

Can't seem to get my 15% off, been trying for ever now Can anyone help please?

The puuled out the promotion at around 2 PM this afternoon :mad:

rorylando45

The 15% off ended on Monday I thought?

TakeThis

rorylando45 wrote: »

The 15% off ended on Monday I thought?

Nevertheless, the routings above are still producing some relative bargains.

rodeline

TakeThis wrote: »

Nevertheless, the routings above are still producing some relative bargains.

Yes, the prices are fantastic. How did you find out you could do these combinations in the first place? What a labour of love:T

robj4y

i agree - great find and how did you even discoverthat concept ?
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rodeline wrote: »

Yes, the prices are fantastic. How did you find out you could do these combinations in the first place? What a labour of love:T

Doshwaster

rodeline wrote: »

4.- From the top of my head, I think there have been more crashes with BA than Alitalia. I'd trust the safer airline as you suggest.

BA haven't had a "fatal incident" since 1976. Alitalia's last one was in 1990.

In terms of deaths per million flights and miles flown, BA is the safest airline in the world. http://www.squidoo.com/top-10-worlds-safest-airlines

Air France however...

budgetflyer

Never mind Air France. surprisingly THAI are no 9 of the most dangerous

http://www.squidoo.com/top-ten-most-dangerous-airlines