Air Asia Cancels September AM Flights - Again

by **old-timer** » August 31, 2011, 11:26 pm

It's a shame that all the non-believers took so long to realise what OT has been saying all along - AA is cr@p.
Sorry about your flight jack :mrgreen:

I hope you could make the THAI flight.

The picture of the Air Asia WFB flight attendant taking a nap in her hot-pants is on my laptop that I launched over the compound wall in Kampala when I thought it had crashed.

OT................ $\:D/$

by **pompui** » September 1, 2011, 6:40 am

old-timer wrote:
The picture of the Air Asia WFB flight attendant taking a nap in her hot-pants is on my laptop that I launched over the compound wall in Kampala when I thought it had crashed.

OT................ $\:D/$

No Asian knickers on display in this one but must be a regular occurrence :shock:

by **jackspratt** » September 1, 2011, 6:44 am

You need to pay more attention O/T.

1. the Thai flight arrives too late to get my connection, so I have changed to AA the previous evening =D>

2. the AA WFB flight attendant isn't.

by **old-timer** » September 1, 2011, 2:13 pm

jackspratt wrote:
1. the Thai flight arrives too late to get my connection, so I have changed to AA the previous evening

Now, include the overnight costs of staying in BKK to the price of your bargain flight ?
And make sure your phone is switched on as you will more likely be getting further text messages from AA informing you of further delays and cancellations. One other thing - don't put anything more than the packed dinner (which you're gonna need) in your luggage or you will have to pay excess baggage charges.

Chok Dee / Bon Voyage

OT........................ $\:D/$

by **jackspratt** » September 1, 2011, 3:27 pm

old-timer wrote:Now, include the overnight costs of staying in BKK to the price of your bargain flight ?
And make sure your phone is switched on as you will more likely be getting further text messages from AA informing you of further delays and cancellations. One other thing - don't put anything more than the packed dinner (which you're gonna need) in your luggage or you will have to pay excess baggage charges.

Chok Dee / Bon Voyage

OT........................ $\:D/$

Correct - now the price is the same as Thai, but I get to arrive in time for my connecting flight, rather than after it leaves. =D>

Plus I get a free night in Bangkok. $\:D/$

For a one hour flight, I can probably go without a meal - but thanks for the heads up re the packed dinner. :roll:

Your advice re the excess baggage is duly noted, and as per usual, discarded.

by **thalenoi** » September 2, 2011, 6:52 am

EssexGaz wrote:Its not just the morning flights

i have just had my afternoon flight cancelled for the 24th September

Strange, you still can book the Udon-BKK AA afternoon flight!

by **thalenoi** » September 2, 2011, 7:11 am

To The AA bashers: YOU HAVE A CHOICE!!! Fly Thai/Nok/12Go in stead!

I hold a return Udon-Phuke-it later this month for two, paid 1520 inclusive seat selection and 20kgs luggage.
Please tell me how much i would need to pay with Thai/Nok/12Go?

I also hold Udon-BKK return November midday AA flight for 2k, 30kgs bag included.
Thai has a promotion to 15 Nov, 3780+ Tax.
I usually take Thai because my European flights arrives 7am, Thai to Udon departs 10.05.
Will fly AA instead leaving BKK 11.10 and saving 2K, I do have a choice

by **old-timer** » September 16, 2011, 12:26 pm

When you check in on a AA flight at Stanstead Airport (which AircrapAsia call London airport for some reason) you will be charged 2 quid. That's just the charge to check in, it's not for your excess baggage.

OT................. $\:D/$

by **jackspratt** » September 16, 2011, 1:05 pm

Only those silly, or lazy, enough not to read the AA booking site will have to pay at the airport if they have not checked-in online.

Same if they have not pre-purchased baggage. All airlines charge for excess baggage.

Simple really. $\:D/$

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