Please share which airline has best uniform!

[Corei59]

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

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[SkyIsMighty]

Air Canada

[dalat]

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Air Canada

Thanks to bro sky for posting this.

[Renzi]

Originally Posted by Corei59

Thank you for sharing.

Kudos to TS for a great thread.

[SupportSex]

Great effort by TS.

[Suanced]

Nice airline thread.

[tobleu]

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

Air Canada

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[FoxyVardy]

Originally Posted by Renzi

Kudos to TS for a great thread.

Well said actually.

[SkyIsMighty]

SIA passengers stuck in Sapporo over the weekend due to snow now back in Singapore

SINGAPORE - Nearly 200 Singapore Airlines (SIA) passengers who were stuck in northern Japan over the weekend due to heavy snow finally returned to Singapore early Monday morning (Dec 12).

Heavy snow in Hokkaido closed airport runways over the weekend and forced hundreds of flights to be cancelled, affecting 186 SIA passengers.

Some of these passengers had to spend Saturday night sleeping on the airport floor, as surrounding hotels were fully booked.

A spokesman for SIA said that flight SQ661 was supposed to depart Sapporo's Chitose Airport at 7.55am (Singapore time) on Friday. But as the runways were closed, the flight was renumbered to SQ9661 and rescheduled to depart at 7.55am on Saturday.

"However, SQ9661 was then further delayed as the runways at Chitose Airport remained closed due to heavy snow,"said the SIA spokesman.

Ground staff assessed the possibility of flying those affected back to Singapore via Hong Kong or Taipei, "but the flight crew would have exceeded their flight time limitations", he added.

Due to a shortage of available hotel rooms, some passengers slept in the airport. SIA issued them blankets, meals and breakfast vouchers.

The passengers finally left Sapporo on SQ9661 at 4.53pm on Dec 11 and arrived in Singapore at 1.02am on Monday.

Bloomberg reported that ANA Holdings and Japan Airlines, the nation's largest carriers, cancelled 185 domestic flights as the weather agency issued on Saturday heavy snow warnings for parts of Japan's northern island of Hokkaido.

ANA cancelled 83 flights affecting about 10,000 passengers, while Japan Airlines cut 102 flights affecting about 10,490 passengers.

Japan issued heavy snow warnings on Saturday for areas of Hokkaido, including Sapporo city, in addition to avalanche advisories for some regions.

[SkyIsMighty]

Thank you for your kind support.

e back to post more airlines soon.

[ngankokyeu]

TS, thanx for the news.

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

SIA passengers stuck in Sapporo over the weekend due to snow now back in Singapore

SINGAPORE - Nearly 200 Singapore Airlines (SIA) passengers who were stuck in northern Japan over the weekend due to heavy snow finally returned to Singapore early Monday morning (Dec 12).

Heavy snow in Hokkaido closed airport runways over the weekend and forced hundreds of flights to be cancelled, affecting 186 SIA passengers.

Some of these passengers had to spend Saturday night sleeping on the airport floor, as surrounding hotels were fully booked.

A spokesman for SIA said that flight SQ661 was supposed to depart Sapporo's Chitose Airport at 7.55am (Singapore time) on Friday. But as the runways were closed, the flight was renumbered to SQ9661 and rescheduled to depart at 7.55am on Saturday.

"However, SQ9661 was then further delayed as the runways at Chitose Airport remained closed due to heavy snow,"said the SIA spokesman.

Ground staff assessed the possibility of flying those affected back to Singapore via Hong Kong or Taipei, "but the flight crew would have exceeded their flight time limitations", he added.

Due to a shortage of available hotel rooms, some passengers slept in the airport. SIA issued them blankets, meals and breakfast vouchers.

The passengers finally left Sapporo on SQ9661 at 4.53pm on Dec 11 and arrived in Singapore at 1.02am on Monday.

Bloomberg reported that ANA Holdings and Japan Airlines, the nation's largest carriers, cancelled 185 domestic flights as the weather agency issued on Saturday heavy snow warnings for parts of Japan's northern island of Hokkaido.

ANA cancelled 83 flights affecting about 10,000 passengers, while Japan Airlines cut 102 flights affecting about 10,490 passengers.

Japan issued heavy snow warnings on Saturday for areas of Hokkaido, including Sapporo city, in addition to avalanche advisories for some regions.

[yamayo]

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

SIA passengers stuck in Sapporo over the weekend due to snow now back in Singapore

Heavy snow in many cold countries.

[SkyIsMighty]

China's flood of cheap airfares deals blow to global carriers

Tuesday, December 13, 2016 - 07:18



[SYDNEY] Killing four empty hours at Guangzhou airport waiting for a China Southern connection to Sydney may not be everyone's idea of fun. For Gina Capella, it was a no-brainer.

The 43-year-old Boston resident and her friend saved hundreds of dollars last year choosing China Southern Airlines Co over a direct flight from Seoul with Korean Air Lines Co or Asiana Airlines Inc.

"We didn't mind the layover because it was so much cheaper," she said. "Like, almost half the price."

Chinese airlines are flooding the world with some of the lowest long-haul fares ever seen - and delivering a hammer blow to foreign carriers trying to keep up. From Delta Air Lines Inc and American Airlines Group Inc in the US, to Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd and Korean Air, many operators are feeling the squeeze from the extended reach of mainland Chinese carriers.

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http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/tran...ime=1481594997

[SkyIsMighty]

The world's first non-stop flights between Australia and Europe are coming

Jethro Mullen and Jon Ostrower @CNNMoney
December 12, 2016: 12:15 AM ET

The airline with the kangaroo on its tail is losing a bounce.

Air travelers will be able to fly from Australia to Europe without stopping after Qantas announced the first direct passenger route between the two continents.

Boeing (BA)'s 787-9 Dreamliner will make the epic 17-hour journey between London and Perth, a city on Australia's remote west coast, Qantas (QABSY) said.

The airline plans to launch the service in March 2018, joining the ranks of the world's longest passenger flights.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/12/11/news...inkId=32295024

[Nitrogen8]

Originally Posted by SkyIsMighty

SIA passengers stuck in Sapporo over the weekend due to snow now back in Singapore

SINGAPORE - Nearly 200 Singapore Airlines (SIA) passengers who were stuck in northern Japan over the weekend due to heavy snow finally returned to Singapore early Monday morning (Dec 12).

Heavy snow in Hokkaido closed airport runways over the weekend and forced hundreds of flights to be cancelled, affecting 186 SIA passengers.

Some of these passengers had to spend Saturday night sleeping on the airport floor, as surrounding hotels were fully booked.

A spokesman for SIA said that flight SQ661 was supposed to depart Sapporo's Chitose Airport at 7.55am (Singapore time) on Friday. But as the runways were closed, the flight was renumbered to SQ9661 and rescheduled to depart at 7.55am on Saturday.

"However, SQ9661 was then further delayed as the runways at Chitose Airport remained closed due to heavy snow,"said the SIA spokesman.

Ground staff assessed the possibility of flying those affected back to Singapore via Hong Kong or Taipei, "but the flight crew would have exceeded their flight time limitations", he added.

Due to a shortage of available hotel rooms, some passengers slept in the airport. SIA issued them blankets, meals and breakfast vouchers.

The passengers finally left Sapporo on SQ9661 at 4.53pm on Dec 11 and arrived in Singapore at 1.02am on Monday.

Bloomberg reported that ANA Holdings and Japan Airlines, the nation's largest carriers, cancelled 185 domestic flights as the weather agency issued on Saturday heavy snow warnings for parts of Japan's northern island of Hokkaido.

ANA cancelled 83 flights affecting about 10,000 passengers, while Japan Airlines cut 102 flights affecting about 10,490 passengers.

Japan issued heavy snow warnings on Saturday for areas of Hokkaido, including Sapporo city, in addition to avalanche advisories for some regions.

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