【宇航新闻】焦点：【航空新闻】“共同董事不同股東” ‧馬航昆達士商嶄新合併

blackbird

原帖由 clic3 于 5-1-2007 12:31 PM 发表
我想之前说星期五会有主要消息就是这个吧。

AirAsia X London flights from RM9.99

KUALA LUMPUR: Fly Asian Express (FAX) will fly its long-haul operations using the brand Air Asia X, under franc ...

机票价钱是便宜但是加上所抽的税又不懂 多少了，

blackbird

原帖由 cold_spoon 于 5-1-2007 01:47 PM 发表


印度将会是第二个中国，现在全世界的经济都在向亚洲看了。




rm9.99应该只是不到10%，不然亚航亏大本了。而且相信亚航不会降落在LHR,应该会降落在比较偏僻的机场，到时候英国的交通费也是一笔。

什么意思？据我所知加上　tax，要付的钱远远超过机票的价钱。
这是理所当然的，就如你所说但是如果价钱不便宜还算是廉价航空吗？当然还是会比别的航空便宜
可是服务也就是廉价的咯

clic3

原帖由 cold_spoon 于 5-1-2007 01:47 PM 发表
而且相信亚航不会降落在LHR,应该会降落在比较偏僻的机场，到时候英国的交通费也是一笔。

多数是Gatwick或Stanshed了。Heathrow的着陆费应该相当贵吧。。。

Heathrow: 15 miles (24 km) west of Charing Cross in Central London
Gatwick: 24.7 nm (46 km or 28 miles) south of London
Stanshed:30 miles (48 km) north-east of London

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Jynx83

长途航班， 如果服务不理想的话， 很难吸引乘客。 而且 RM 9.99 的价钱， 更加令人会有很多联想。。。

clic3

原帖由 Jynx83 于 5-1-2007 07:47 PM 发表
长途航班， 如果服务不理想的话， 很难吸引乘客。 而且 RM 9.99 的价钱， 更加令人会有很多联想。。。

只要座位Seat Pitch不要太过分的小的话应该可以撑得过吧。。。 或者可以加多些钱升级至Premium Economy。。。

重要的是要确实比MAS明显的便宜。。。

pfg1group

原帖由 clic3 于 5-1-2007 09:31 PM 发表


只要座位Seat Pitch不要太过分的小的话应该可以撑得过吧。。。 或者可以加多些钱升级至Premium Economy。。。

重要的是要确实比MAS明显的便宜。。。

你有没有试过连续坐13小时的飞机?

我每年都做两次,
即使rm9.99 = 1.20英镑,我肯定不会坐.
我宁愿坐传统航空公司的飞机

Jynx83

原帖由 pfg1group 于 5-1-2007 09:47 PM 发表

你有没有试过连续坐13小时的飞机?

我每年都做两次,
即使rm9.99 = 1.20英镑,我肯定不会坐.
我宁愿坐传统航空公司的飞机

对， 我也宁愿给多点钱来买十几个钟头的舒适和服务。。。
试想想， 十多个钟头在一个狭窄的空间。。。

clic3

原帖由 pfg1group 于 5-1-2007 09:47 PM 发表

你有没有试过连续坐13小时的飞机?

我每年都做两次,
即使rm9.99 = 1.20英镑,我肯定不会坐.
我宁愿坐传统航空公司的飞机

坦白说我也想找机会的，但是就从来没有机会。。。

我当然希望既然AirAsia要飞长途的话，经济舱最少都会有32寸Seat Pitch。但是我们还需要等待一切的到来才可做定论。

对了，你经常飞哪家航空公司的长途呢？

clic3

EDIT：（天。。。又卡贴了。。。 ）

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pfg1group

原帖由 clic3 于 5-1-2007 10:28 PM 发表


坦白说我也想找机会的，但是就从来没有机会。。。

我当然希望既然AirAsia要飞长途的话，经济舱最少都会有32寸Seat Pitch。但是我们还需要等待一切的到来才可做定论。

对了，你经常飞哪家航空 ...

老实说,坐短途的,就真的是无所谓,
但是长途飞机,seat pitch之外,还有其他的重要因素的.
例如in flight entertainment和食物等等.
如果没有这些娱乐,上飞机后还要自己买食物饮品, 13个小时,
对我来说太痛苦了.

再说,13个小时如果还没有被单,
还不知道怎么睡觉呢.

我以前经常坐英航quantas, 近几年马航。

那如果买了机票加上TAX，也有五六百。
且在飞机内，你不可能能忍着不买食物。
相信食物一定不便宜的。。

Jynx83

今天报子有报道啊。。。来回机票也要 2500 左右， 当然比起其它航空便宜。。。

可是要坐长途机， 价钱永远不是第一首选。。。

blackbird

原帖由 Jynx83 于 6-1-2007 10:37 AM 发表
今天报子有报道啊。。。来回机票也要 2500 左右， 当然比起其它航空便宜。。。

可是要坐长途机， 价钱永远不是第一首选。。。

就是咯！
你几时有去怡保啊？新年有找你的老友吗？

Jynx83

原帖由 blackbird 于 6-1-2007 10:41 AM 发表


就是咯！
你几时有去怡保啊？新年有找你的老友吗？

试想想如果从 LA 回来， 22 个小时， 还要搭廉价航空， 真得想跳飞机了。。。
我每年过年都有回妈妈的家乡， 在安顺。。。可以去找你啊。。。

.:.阿叻.:.

9.99加上tax要多少$叻？
听讲要整千块
tax降高的啊？
~_~

Jynx83

原帖由 .:.阿叻.:. 于 6-1-2007 10:07 PM 发表
9.99加上tax要多少$叻？
听讲要整千块
tax降高的啊？
~_~

今天报子有写到， 来回要 2500 左右。。。便宜一半。。。

blackbird

原帖由 Jynx83 于 7-1-2007 12:32 AM 发表


今天报子有写到， 来回要 2500 左右。。。便宜一半。。。

总之大家需要明白 一分钱一分货。

clic3

希望这可以揭开亚当航空737失踪的迷题。

Airline hunt spots metal in sea

Large metal objects that may be the wreckage of a missing Indonesian jet have been located on the seabed, an Indonesian navy commander says.

First Admiral Gatot Subyanto said the metal had been detected in three locations by Indonesian naval ships off the west coast of Sulawesi.

He said it was not clear what the metal was but a US navy ship is due to arrive which may be able to identify it.

The Boeing 737 disappeared from radars a week ago carrying 102 people.

Meanwhile, there has been some good news in the hunt for survivors of a ferry disaster off the Javan coast nine days ago.

Fourteen people have been rescued by a passing ship.

This brings to around 250 survivors picked up so far - less than half the number of passengers believed to have been on board at the time it sank.

Three sites

First Admiral Subyanto said naval ships combing the seas off Mamuju on Sulawesi's western coast for the missing jet had detected the metal objects between three and six kilometres apart on the seabed.

"There were large metal objects at three different points, "he told the AFP news agency.

"The thing is, what these metal objects are, we cannot say. We do not have the necessary equipment."

The naval ships are equipped with a basic sonar system, but more sophisticated mapping equipment is needed to determine the objects' exact shape.

A US Navy ship, the USNS Mary Sears, carrying the necessary equipment, is expected to arrive in the area on Tuesday.

"We will direct them to the site," Admiral Subyanto told El Shinta radio.

Indonesia's navy had begun a search of the area on the advice of a local fisherman, who had seen a low flying plane, an officer involved in the operation said.

False leads

A massive air, land and sea operation has been under way to look for the Adam Air flight that went down on its way from Java to the northern Sulawesi town of Manado on New Year's Day.

A team of US investigators has already arrived to help with the search, together with nearly 3,000 soldiers, police and civilians.



First Air Marshal Eddy Suyanto told the French news agency AFP earlier that Monday's search would continue to focus on areas "that have already been combed".

"There is no extension of the search, but it is now more detailed," he said.

Bad weather has hampered the search, as have false leads.

Government officials had to apologise soon after the plane's disappearance for erroneously saying that the wreckage had been found.

Vice-President Yusuf Kalla said over the weekend that the search would continue despite the cost.

"It's impossible that it just disappeared," he said. "Even if it takes a month ... we have to keep searching."

But some relatives of missing passengers have admitted to reporters that they believe the chances of anyone being found alive are slim.

BBC

clic3

终于有点进展了。。。

Part of missing Indonesian plane found in sea
Thu Jan 11, 2007 2:54 AM GMT

MAKASSAR, Indonesia (Reuters) - Part of the tail of an Indonesian plane that disappeared with 102 people on board 10 days ago has been found in the sea off Sulawesi island, an air base commander said on Thursday.

Police said later that search teams had found a woman's body floating in the same general area.

The ill-fated Adam Air Boeing 737-400 was heading from Surabaya in Central Java to Manado in northern Sulawesi when it vanished in bad weather on January 1.


"This morning I announced that there has been a finding of a part of Adam Air. What was found was the right tail's stabiliser number 65C25746-76. This thing was found by a fisherman in Pare Pare," said Eddy Suyanto, who has been co-ordinating search efforts from an air base in the South Sulawesi capital, Makassar.


"This object has the same number as the Boeing catalogue," he told reporters, displaying the slightly scratched white stabiliser found on Wednesday.

A police official told Reuters that a female body had been recovered from the sea.

"She had short black hair. She wore green attire, long brown trousers. She had typical dark Asian skin," police official Simon Benteng said by telephone from Pare Pare, a seaside town about 100 km (60 miles) north of Makassar.

He estimated that the woman was in her 30s and said neither her identity nor whether she was a passenger on the Adam Air plane had been confirmed.  

Pare Pare is about 150 km (90 miles) south of Mamuju in west Sulawesi, the main focus of the hunt since Monday when Indonesian ships detected large metal objects deep on the sea bed.

A U.S. navy oceanographic ship, the USNS Mary Sears, joined the search effort earlier but has yet to shed light on whether the metal objects are wreckage.

"Up until now I have not received any reports from Mary Sears," Suyanto said.

Moekhlas Sidik, commander of the navy's eastern fleet, had said on Wednesday the Mary Sears confirmed the findings of metal objects at three points and was focussing on one of the sites.


The objects lay at a depth of 1,700 metres (5,600 feet) and, while the U.S. vessel could map the sea bed, the U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office said it had its limits.

"In shallow water that's not too difficult to do, in less than 500 metres. Any deeper ... and it will be very difficult for our ship to identify any parts, especially if they're small," Mark Jarrett, deputy director of operations for the U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office, told Reuters in Washington.
REUTERS

Jynx83

现在科技那么发达， 寻找一架飞机竟然要费时那么久。。。