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On what basis do you buy your airline ticket - purely on prices or the reputation of the airline ? Qn intended only for those making private trips and paying out of own pocket
Asked by Omega,
30 Jul '07 07:47 pm
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i mainly see the prices but i can compromise on comfort only to a certain extent. for eg. if it is a long distance flight then i see comfort and not the price and if it is shorter distance then i buy the cheapest available
Answered by savithri kalidhas, 30 Jul '07 07:49 pm
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To be frank I prefer to use my local airport rather than Heathrow in London so am governed by the operators who fly from there. As a consequence I use only Emirates who have an excellent reputation and find their service to be first class and now belong to their frequent flyer programme so I now get a few free air miles. With them I can also choose my seat from the comfort of my home computer. British Airways would be only slightly cheaper but I would have the expense of travelling to London and all the mental stress of Heathrow (no thanks).
Answered by Janis, 30 Jul '07 10:46 pm
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