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AirAsia: Boeing 737-300; Airbus A320 Air NZ: Boeing 767-200; 767-300ER; 737-300; 777-200ER; Bombardier Q300; ATR72-500; Airbus A320 Asiana Airlines: Boeing 747-400; 767-300ER British Airways: Boeing 747-400; 757-200 Cathay Pacific: Airbus A330-300 China Airlines: McDonnell Douglas MD-11 DragonAir: Airbus A320; A330-300 Emirates: Boeing 777-300ER Jetstar: Airbus A320; A330-300 Malaysia Airlines; Boeing 737-400; 737-500; 777-200ER; 747-400; Airbus A330-300; A330-200; Fokker 50 Qantas: Boeing 737-400 Royal Brunei: Airbus A319; A320; Boeing 767-300ER; 757-200 SilkAir: Airbus A319 Singapore Airlines: Boeing 747-400; 777-200ER; 777-300ER; Airbus A310-300; A340-300

Perhaps improving the screen resolution should be of greater priority?

Looks like MH is slipping out of the Top 10.

I don't see any Air Crash Investigation episode on MI185? Care to clarify? I do recall a documentary on MI185, but I thought it was by Seconds from Disaster or a similarly named programme?

Jet fuel is a derivative of crude oil. If one comes down, so does the other, albeit less due to processing cost.

Most passengers flying via SIN on SQ connecting from overseas pay virtually nothing for the SIN-KCH and v.v. leg... so I don't see why MI will go.

There's already an existing post on this: http://www.malaysianwings.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=6124

Were there any trace of Bahasa Malaysia on the plane? i.e. on the tray table, and on the lavatory signages?

SIA is mad. A whopping 23" LCD for First Class! WTF?!

Try this site: http://www.airasia.com/airbus/route.htm They also serve KCH from KUL using the A320, as well as Bintulu and Miri.

It would help if they re-write their booking engine using AJAX - that's what Google's Gmail uses. It's fast and serves its purpose!

Guess what was in the newspaper today in NZ? Singapore Airlines celebrating their 30th year of service into NZ with a fireworks display in Auckland! Truly spectacular. Singapore Airlines really surpass all other airlines in the world.

I like AirAsia for the fact that they are still thoughtful (as of Feb '06) of their passengers - they used the aerobridge at KCH when it rained. Not sure if that happens at other stations, but it certainly can't happen at the new LCCT.

List of airlines operating scheduled services into Auckland International (AKL/NZAA) International Aerolineas Argentinas Air New Zealand Air Pacific Air Tahiti Nui Air Vanuatu Aircalin Cathay Pacific Airways Emirates EVA Air Freedom Air Garuda Indonesia Korean Air Lan Chile Malaysia Airlines Pacific Blue Polynesian Blue Qantas Airways Royal Brunei Airlines Singapore Airlines Thai Airways Domestic Air New Zealand (incl. Air New Zealand Link) Origin Pacific Airways Qantas Airways

Now that this is brought up, I recall being offered a 'special promotion' by the call centre operator where I can upgraded to Biz class seats for NZ$700 extra one-way on AKL-KUL, but without lounge access or the extra 10kg baggage allowance.