Flying to India - Airlines suggestions
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Posted on: 17-10-10 13:43:32
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Originally posted by mitsaus
I tried Yatra and Makemytrip - both are India based websites; Yatra for example, doesnt work find Toronto and makemytrip displays the prices in Rs instead of Dollars making comparison to and fro a bit time consuming
You are right, Emirates is awesome;
Has anybody used Jet recently??????
I just want to avoid going to Mumbai via Delhi
Arre doofus!! Try makemytrip's Canada website for fares in CAD. Jet is going for 1409 CAD dep. 19 Nov. at ret. 22 Dec.
You are right about Yatra though. Thanks for pointing it out.
I travelled Jet a couple of months back and as always they are awesome.
is the aircraft crap?
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Originally posted by ritz3645
but also will like to remind that the aircraft is not 777 (YYZ -BRU -BOM)
i travelled alone with a toddler and a baby and my 8 yr old ,i prefer jet airways hands down ,loads of help,lots of food and juices and drinks for all
and also love air canada and emirates ,though air canada doesnt fly to bombay or delhi now ,but if travelling with kids jet is best
avoid lufthansa as frankfurt airport is too confusing and not kid friendly
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Originally posted by unitz
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Originally posted by mitsaus
when did u use their international services?
the other thing that I see on my search results is "Multiple Airlines", where you fly with one airline and come back with another?
Anybody with thoughts on that?
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Originally posted by JRF
Continental in domestic wasn't quite attractive, but their international service was good really. I once flew up to Zurich (From New Jersey) for a connecting flight to India.
I wouldn't even touch continental with a barge pole. Disappointing stories about inflight service include passengers being impolitely asked to cough up money for an extra cup of coffee (despite being a full fare airline on an intl route).
Try Jet airways or Emirates to Mumbai they are simply awesome.
Multiple airlines usually works out cheaper and more options. Try yatra or makemytrip as I found them reliable and courteous service from their reps.
Happy travelling.
Multiple airlines might work cheaper, but if your incoming flight has a late touchdown, you run the risk of missing your outgoing flight which is another carrier and cud be departing on time.
anybody used Etihad Airways ? any comments.
I did it was good. Emirates could be little better than Etihad but Etihad was not a experience last time.
I would rate my experience with Jet the best.
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Originally posted by mitsaus
anybody used Etihad Airways ? any comments.
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The cowards never started,
The weak died on the way,
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Jet better than Emirates ? I thought Emirates was the Gold standard
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Originally posted by JRF
I did it was good. Emirates could be little better than Etihad but Etihad was not a experience last time.
I would rate my experience with Jet the best.
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Originally posted by mitsaus
anybody used Etihad Airways ? any comments.
