AirAsia in Thailand?? Any good?

Hi there,
me and my wife will visit Thailand soon and we heard about the cheap
flightcompany "AirAsia".. and they are really cheap!!
Has anybody any expirience with them?? We wanna fly from Bangkok to Udon
Thani and then go on to Nong Khai.
Any information is very welcome....
Thank you..
Mike & Nit ( from The Netherlands )

In article , Michel wrote:
me and my wife will visit Thailand soon and we heard about the cheap
flightcompany "AirAsia".. and they are really cheap!!
Has anybody any expirience with them?? We wanna fly from Bangkok to Udon
Thani and then go on to Nong Khai.
Any information is very welcome....

I use them often. It works fine. It's open seating, and you have to pay for
the food on board (and they have signs asking you not to bring your own, but
they don't actually seem to care) but other than that it pretty much works
like any other airline. No complaints here.

miguel
--
Hit The Road! Photos from 31 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu

In article , Michel wrote:
me and my wife will visit Thailand soon and we heard about the cheap
flightcompany "AirAsia".. and they are really cheap!!
Has anybody any expirience with them?? We wanna fly from Bangkok to Udon
Thani and then go on to Nong Khai.
Any information is very welcome....

I use them often. It works fine. It's open seating, and you have to pay for
the food on board (and they have signs asking you not to bring your own, but
they don't actually seem to care) but other than that it pretty much works
like any other airline. No complaints here.

miguel
--
Hit The Road! Photos from 31 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu

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Hi,

Used them between Bangkok and Singapore as well as Kuching to Johor -
seats are very small and if you're more than 1.8m you'll be grateful if
the seat next to you is free, too.

Apart from that, they were fine.

Cheers,
Ralph

Hi,

Used them between Bangkok and Singapore as well as Kuching to Johor -
seats are very small and if you're more than 1.8m you'll be grateful if
the seat next to you is free, too.

Apart from that, they were fine.

Cheers,
Ralph

I use them often. It works fine. It's open seating, and you have to pay
for
the food on board (and they have signs asking you not to bring your own,
but
they don't actually seem to care) but other than that it pretty much works
like any other airline. No complaints here.

I'm wondering if AirAsia can arrange baggage transfer in connection flights
or if it's required to redo the check-in.

Pipino wrote:
I use them often. It works fine. It's open seating, and you have to pay
for the food on board (and they have signs asking you not to bring your
own, but they don't actually seem to care) but other than that it pretty
much works like any other airline. No complaints here.

I'm wondering if AirAsia can arrange baggage transfer in connection flights
or if it's required to redo the check-in.

You have to haul your stuff upstairs and check in again.

miguel
--
Hit The Road! Photos from 31 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu

Pipino wrote:
I use them often. It works fine. It's open seating, and you have to pay
for the food on board (and they have signs asking you not to bring your
own, but they don't actually seem to care) but other than that it pretty
much works like any other airline. No complaints here.

I'm wondering if AirAsia can arrange baggage transfer in connection flights
or if it's required to redo the check-in.

You have to haul your stuff upstairs and check in again.

miguel
--
Hit The Road! Photos from 31 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu