Jump to content
MalaysianWings - Malaysia's Premier Aviation Portal

Kelson

Members
  • Content Count

    92
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Community Reputation

0 Neutral

About Kelson

  • Rank

  1. Update as at end 2018: 2P Airphil Express: A320 3K Jetstar Asia: A320 AF Air France: B77W AK Airasia: A320 AY Finnair: A359, AT75 BA British Airways: A319, A320, A321, A20N, A388, B744, B763, B77W CX Cathay Pacific: A333, A343, A359, B773, B77W DD Nok Air: B738 EK Emirates: A388, B77W ET Ethiopian Airlines: B788 FD Thai Air Asia: A320 FR Ryanair: B738 FY Firefly: AT75 JP Adria Air: CRJ9 JQ Jetstar Airways: A320 K6 Cambodia Angkor Air: AT75 KA Dragonair: A333 JL Japan Airlines: B789 LH Lufthansa: A320, A321, A388 LX Swiss: A320, B777, RJ1H MI Silk Air: A319, A320, B738 MH Malaysia Airlines: A333, A359, A388, B734, B738, B77E OD Malindo: B738, B739 OU Croatia Airlines: A319 PR Philippines Airlines: A320, A343, DH8D QR Qatar Airways: A346, A359, A388, B77W, B788 SL Thai Lion Air: B738, B739 SK SAS: B738 SQ Singapore Airlines: A333, A359, A388, B772 TG Thai Airways: A306, A388, B772, B773, B77E, B77W TG Thai Smile: A320 TK Turkish Airlines: B738 TK Anadolujet: B738 TR TigerAir: A320 TZ Scoot: B772, B789 U2 Easyjet: A319 UL Sri Lankan Airlines: A320 V7 Volotea: B712 VN Vietnamese Airlines: A321, A333 YW Air Nostrum: CRJ2 Z2 AirAsia Zest: A320 Note: bold denotes new addition in 2018
  2. Indeed! Its my first J on SQ, and on a redemption some more (but it was a conscious decision)! Was praying so very hard for a equipment change everyday but guess I had to start from their ancient Ultimo seat first, to fully appreciate their other products...
  3. Update as at end 2017: 2P Airphil Express: A320 3K Jetstar Asia: A320 AF Air France: B77W AK Airasia: A320 AY Finnair: A359, AT75 BA British Airways: A319, A320, A321 CX Cathay Pacific: A333, A343, B773 DD Nok Air: B738 EK Emirates: A388, B77W ET Ethiopian Airlines: B788 FD Thai Air Asia: A320 FR Ryanair: B738 FY Firefly: AT75 JP Adria Air: CRJ9 JQ Jetstar Airways: A320 K6 Cambodia Angkor Air: AT75 KA Dragonair: A333 JL Japan Airlines: B789 LH Lufthansa: A320, A321, A388 LX Swiss: A320, B777, RJ1H MI Silk Air: A319, A320 MH Malaysia Airlines: A333, A388, B734, B738, B77E OD Malindo: B738, B739 OU Croatia Airlines: A319 PR Philippines Airlines: A320, A343, DH8D QR Qatar Airways: A346, A359, A388, B77W, B788 SK SAS: B738 SQ Singapore Airlines: A333, A359, A388, B772 TG Thai Airways: A306, A388, B772, B773, B77E, B77W TG Thai Smile: A320 TK Turkish Airlines: B738 TK Anadolujet: B738 TR TigerAir: A320 TZ Scoot: B772, B789 U2 Easyjet: A319 UL Sri Lankan Airlines: A320 V7 Volotea: B712 VN Vietnamese Airlines: A321, A333 YW Air Nostrum: CRJ2 Z2 AirAsia Zest: A320 Note: bold denotes new addition in 2017
  4. According to the website, the automated gate can also be used by travellers whose fingerprints had been registered by (Immigration and Checkpoint Authority) ICA upon entry to Singapore. Also the disembarkation card will not need to be collected. Theres also the human manned counters if you opt to use them. The automated gates at T4 is a new set up and took me a few seconds to figure things out as Im too used to the old ones. And now theres no officers to check your boarding pass before you enter airside! (Previously theres two rounds of boarding pass/passport checks) In fact no human contact at all from collecting boarding pass (I never deposit luggage) to boarding, expect one AK staff who was there to ensure we are queueing up in the correct lane during boarding. Overall a pleasant and efficient experience for me.
  5. Mine too And changed to a lousy seat.. Double checked with EF, row 1 are now blocked.
  6. The numbers correspond to the day i.e. 1=Mon, 2=Tue, ... 7=Sun and X=not operating So 7=Operates on Sunday only while x7=Not operating on Sunday (and thus implying operating on all other days i.e. Mon to Sat) Therefore it's still 7 flights per week, just slight change in schedule on Sunday's flight departing KUL and hence resulting in the slight change of timing for Monday's flight departing AKL
  7. It'll take effect in June. I'm flying this route next next week - looking forward to it (:
  8. I once booked my BA flight via OTA while I'm still a Enrich Silver and had qualified for Enrich Gold five months before my travel with BA. But when checking in at ORY, the system was unable to register me as OWS, it kept showing OWR. Agents in LHR was unable to change my OWR to OWS either. However, no issues with lounge access or priority boarding when I showed them my Enrich Gold card, both in ORY and LHR. I was also able to use the priority security in LHR by just scanning my BP. This happened last May and seems like this glitch is still not fixed...
  9. May I check how many elite sectors will you earn if you fly Premium Economy, say on CX? I would think it's 1 elite sector for PE, just like Y but would like to double confirm here.
  10. Oops another list to keep (: Here goes: Malaysia BKI BTU JHB KCH KUL LGK MYY PEN SDK SBW SZB ASEAN Cambodia PNH REP Indonesia CGK DPS Philippines KLO MNL Singapore SIN Thailand BKK CNX DMK HKT KBV KKC Vietnam HAN PQC SGN North Asia HKG KHH PEK PVG TPE South Asia CMB Middle East DOH DXB Australia HBA SYD Europe ADB ARN ASR BGY CDG CPH CRL DME DVB FCO FRA GRO GRX KRN IST LED LGW LHR LIS LJU MAD MXP ORY SAW STN UME VIE ZAG
  11. 'Achievements' in 2016: 2 new airlines: BA, UL 3 new aircraft types: A346, B739, B789 5 new airports: DME, DPS, LED, LHR, ORY Summary as at end 2016: 2P Airphil Express: A320 3K Jetstar Asia: A320 AF Air France: B77W AK Airasia: A320 BA British Airways: A319, A320, A321 CX Cathay Pacific: A333, A343, B773 DD Nok Air: B738 EK Emirates: A388, B77W FR Ryanair: B738 FY Firefly: AT75 JP Adria Air: CRJ9 JQ Jetstar Airways: A320 K6 Cambodia Angkor Air: AT75 KA Dragonair: A333 LH Lufthansa: A320, A321, A388 MI Silk Air: A319, A320 MH Malaysia Airlines: A333, A388, B734, B738, B77E OD Malindo: B738, B739 OU Croatia Airlines: A319 PR Philippines Airlines: A320, A343, DH8D QR Qatar Airways: A346, A359, A388, B77W, B788 SK SAS: B738 SQ Singapore Airlines: A333, A388 TG Thai Airways: A306, A388, B772, B773, B77E, B77W TG Thai Smile: A320 TK Turkish Airlines: B738 TK Anadolujet: B738 TR TigerAir: A320 TZ Scoot: B772, B789 U2 Easyjet: A319 UL Sri Lankan Airlines: A320 VN Vietnamese Airlines: A321, A333 YW Air Nostrum: CRJ2 Z2 AirAsia Zest: A320 Note: bold denotes new addition in 2016
  12. My few ex-KUL all had this new boarding sequence (by seat position) announcement, but the agent checking boarding pass simply let everyone through and not enforcing the sequence as announced. Every single time. As for the service, my few KUL-KCH vv flights in Oct all had this new meal service - first round they serve food only, second round they clear the trays and serve drinks and no dessert on this route. But there were still three crews serving Y iirc back in Oct. I quite like this new meal service, esp when I'm sitting at the emex row, and usually had to wait for quite a while before the meal cart reach me if they serve meal and drinks together. With this new service, meal will reach me faster, followed by drinks later. Service did not take up a long time, just nice IMO. Also to note, for SIN-KUL vv, they are using meal cart to serve peanuts, at times ice cream (esp on evening flight exKUL), and pre-packed orange juice (like SQ/MI). I think I'm too clumsy cause I tend to spill the orange juice when opening it. :X
  13. MH had always been very inconsistent about distributing menu in J, based on my limited experience with them. Since crew had a copy of menu, I think likely menu is available, just that crew did not want/bother to distribute it to pax? Also, the alcoholic beverages are not listed together with the food menu, it is in a separate booklet (if my memory serves me right). Based on the blog post, the writer did not seem to ask if there's alcoholic beverages available, and just assume that is it no available since it's not printed on the food menu? "Next thing was that printed menus were no longer distributed, only one menu was available which was kept by the crew. I had a look at it and it didnt feature any alcoholic beverages whatsoever. Since I was tired from the night before I didnt bother to eat or drink anything on board except the signature satay and sparkling water. John wrote about MHs elimination of alcohol on shorter flights back in February (see here). The Taipei flight is scheduled with 4:40h though and always had drinks before which is why I was surprised."
  14. My Victorinox once made it through security in TPE and arrived in KUL for a transit too. I'm quite thankful I realised its existence while in the lounge. Went to the transfer desk to see if they can help but they are not helpful at all, and even advised against me going out landside to check it in. I still have 1 hour 15 mins before the next flight to go so I dashed out, went through (the empty) immigration, up to (the empty) departure to have it checked in in my backpack then went through security and immigration again to go back air side. All these done in 20 minutes including having to change some MYR and get my backpack wrapped as I do not have extra padlock, and I still have some time to grab another bowl of laksa before the next flight. For once I'm quite grateful of the efficiency (and emptiness) of KUL.
  15. Yes a devaluation indeed. I'll just save the miles and redeem on oneworld/partner airlines instead, which will cost less miles than MH and provides better product (in the zone and class that I'm eyeing).
×
×
  • Create New...