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Crap, this one goes to Gatwick, doesn't it?

I love it alrady! It looks gorgeous in its new paint...really really wanna try this one day... I love the tail, isn't that kinda like the Union Jack?

Wow, RM20K for RTW on Business? That sounds like damn worth it man...

Flying, as in piloting?

I'm sure MAS has thought over this well...and made a good decision based on that...unless there are other "social obligations", if you know what i mean

Am trying to check the flights - they don't fly from KUL?

Levent, great *A galore! Wow - am always envious of those who do RTW trips...what's the damage like?? If u dun mind me asking :S

I'd assume business flyers la...also of course "governement" officials.

No problems...already close shop!

yeah, it's about the exploding batteries...now inflight broadband sure close business man...

Virgin tells travellers to remove Apple, Dell laptop batteries By Tony Smith [More by this author] 14th September 2006 14:44 GMT Virgin Atlantic has become the third airline to restrict the use of Apple and Dell laptop batteries on its flights. Passengers who want to take their Inspirons, Lattitudes, iBooks, PowerBooks, MacBooks or MacBook Pros onto the carrier's planes are asked to remove the battery first. Like Korean Air, which recently instituted its own battery ban, Virgin Atlantic isn't preventing such notebook owners from operating their laptops, but it is limiting them to seat-side power supplies. Flying coach or economy without an in-seat power supply? Then you can't use your Apple or Dell machine. Each battery must be kept separate from its host computer, wrapped up and kept in the traveller's carry-on luggage. Passengers may only bring two batteries on board with them, the airline warned. Virgin said it would lift these restrictions "as soon as this safety issue is resolved". How long that might be is anyone's guess, since it assumes that any given Apple or Dell laptop will have a new, replaced battery. Apple and Dell both issued battery recalls last month, naming Sony as the supplier of the potentially self-combusting power cells. Sony itself has not recalled Vaio-brand notebook batteries, and Virgin is not restricting the use of Sony's laptops on its flights. ®

It'll be a while before I could earn my Gold status. But damn I just can't wait for the day to arrive. Anyway Daniel, Enjoy your flight and pics for us who are deprived of those flights !

They think what? Pasar Malam business? I just can't believe this, after merely having the plan to take off in it's infancy stage...I mean this is a 3 year plan!

Singapore Airlines all the way, baby!

GCC, I can only dream!

I really love the quality of the pictures produced here, so crisp!

I couldn't access the site now as I'm at work now. Can some one summarise the issues??

Nah, I doubt they even need to paint it. I mean what's the point of wasting cost on the paint, plus it's much lighter when its naked

Ok that description is just very geli!

Awesome! Looks like a cobra who just swallowed a whole cow!

Typical Malaysian mentality

OMG! There are so many HKD2000 return tickets! And kudos to their website, my fav so far! SQ may be more sophisicated, but Oasis is differnt market and i totally love their navigation, etc. Awesome!

http://www.asmaraairlines.com/

cakap aje

So Raffles class - which one better then? 774, or 772 ??