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Budget indian airliners..any experiences?
Hi..I'm thniking of taking a vacation toI ndia in the new year and have
heard that there are several ' no-frills' airliners doing cheap internal flights. has anyone had any experience sof using these carriers? any feedback appreciated! cheers. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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Budget indian airliners..any experiences?
On Tue, 6 Nov 2007 03:35:11 -0000, "the_niner_nation"
wrote: Hi..I'm thniking of taking a vacation toI ndia in the new year and have heard that there are several ' no-frills' airliners doing cheap internal flights. has anyone had any experience sof using these carriers? any feedback appreciated! cheers. I flew recently on Jet Lite and Kingfisher. Mumbai-Delhi and return Jet lite had the shortest pitch i've seen in years. I'm 6"0 and really had trouble getting my legs in. Plane was in "Sahara" livery due to a recent merger. Not sure if actual Jet Lite planes are identical. Jet Airways (Jet Lite's parent) has a good reputation and flies from Europe and I think the US. On the other hand, Kingfisher (definitely not a no-frills airline) had some of the nicest planes and best service I've experienced in a long time.They are starting to venture internationally, and talking in terms of 380s. (Kingfisher is a brewing company that also has an airline...) Noteworthy for India: No alcohol on planes or in the airports (or at least airside). Terrible flignt delays in and out of both Mumbai and Delhi Mumbai airport modernization is stifled because 60, 000 illegal squatter residences must be moved. Local politicians count on votes from those folks and are throwing sand/spanners in the gears. |
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Budget indian airliners..any experiences?
the_niner_nation wrote:
: Hi..I'm thniking of taking a vacation toI ndia in the new year and have : heard that there are several ' no-frills' airliners doing cheap internal : flights. : : has anyone had any experience sof using these carriers? any feedback : appreciated! The one to be cautious about (=avoid when possible) is Air Deccan. Others are acceptable, especially Spice Jet. They would all try to get you on excess baggage charges though. |
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Budget indian airliners..any experiences?
"RPS" wrote in message ... the_niner_nation wrote: : Hi..I'm thniking of taking a vacation toI ndia in the new year and have : heard that there are several ' no-frills' airliners doing cheap internal : flights. : : has anyone had any experience sof using these carriers? any feedback : appreciated! The one to be cautious about (=avoid when possible) is Air Deccan. I disagree ... now. Air Deccan has been taken over by Kingfisher and has received an influx of cash to deal with overdue maintenance issues and other rumoured problems. Cheers, George W Russell Bangalore |
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