Phuket Thailand

stevem · #1 14-12-2005, 10:10

I realise OT, but will have an impact on Phuket air travel, as JetStar will be flying internationally from Australia, and Phuket is one of the new destinations, and they will be opening alot of new markets ex Australia, and also into Europe. I can see interesting times ahead.

Qantas has just announced an order of 115 x Boeing 787 aircraft.

steve@thaib · #2 15-12-2005, 06:29

Can only be good news, Qantas are my favourite for London/Bangkok

crazyswede · #3 15-12-2005, 06:54

Quantas ?
1 beer and light´s out ?
No Way i rather go Thai Air!

steve@thaib · #4 16-12-2005, 16:43

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Originally Posted by crazyswede

Quantas ?
1 beer and light´s out ?
No Way i rather go Thai Air!

Must be personal mate, I never run out of beer

crazyswede · #5 16-12-2005, 18:00

Personal ? Yeah sure .. sat beside an english dude (same you?) who told me he had enough of them now , no drinks , no service .. i don´t know much about them but after two flight´s i changed to ThaiAir and i was most pleased

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Must be personal mate, I never run out of beer

Denver · #6 17-12-2005, 16:44

The A340 is a total gas guzzler. The A350 is just a cheap 787 knockoff and the A380 is another inefficient fuel burner that is as over weight as me!!! But they are still European! Bloody Boeings Schmoeings!

Do Quantas still fly to the Queensland and the Northern Territories? Anyway, I'm off to the airport to boycott all thier flights out of Baghdad!

I'm never flying Quantas again for not buying the Airbus. I bet they are shaking in thier corked hats now! That'll learn 'em! G'Day

Dodger · #7 17-12-2005, 20:20

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That'll learn 'em! G'Day

That little saying always makes me laugh Denver, its used quite a lot in my area, I think it will be little things like that, that will be pleasant memories once I move to LOS, I'll have the locals saying before I've been there long. The saying I really hate is from that Tailor on Bangla, "lubbly jubbly geezer, where you flom" arghhhhhh.

Denver · #8 17-12-2005, 20:33

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That little saying always makes me laugh Denver, its used quite a lot in my area, I think it will be little things like that, that will be pleasant memories once I move to LOS, I'll have the locals saying before I've been there long. The saying I really hate is from that Tailor on Bangla, "lubbly jubbly geezer, where you flom" arghhhhhh.

This is deadly serious Dodger and not a time for frivolity, I need you to get to Heathrow straight away (are you still there? WHY!) and stand outside the Quantas shop/desk/thingie and when you see blokes, women and children in dangly cork hats wearing shorts and carrying Boomerangs tell them about the state of the current British Aircraft manufacturing industry and how the A350 has an extra inch (We all know that extra inch is important!) over the Boings!

A very sad day indeed!

I want a BG to say in a lovely, sleepy Cornish burr " Hello my luvverrrr!" mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I need a little lie down now!

steve@thaib · #9 18-12-2005, 20:48

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Originally Posted by Denver

This is deadly serious Dodger and not a time for frivolity, I need you to get to Heathrow straight away (are you still there? WHY!) and stand outside the Quantas shop/desk/thingie and when you see blokes, women and children in dangly cork hats wearing shorts and carrying Boomerangs tell them about the state of the current British Aircraft manufacturing industry and how the A350 has an extra inch (We all know that extra inch is important!) over the Boings!

A very sad day indeed!

I want a BG to say in a lovely, sleepy Cornish burr " Hello my luvverrrr!" mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I need a little lie down now!

State of the what Denver? Don't we make the wings for airbus and that's about it? Don't Rolls Royce make engines for the others? Anyway, we don't make diddly in this country anymore, we are a service based economy (as in, the service in my local pub is economical for them; one barman per gazillion punters)

Denver · #10 19-12-2005, 05:15

Yes we do Steve, cuckoo clocks, penknives and triangular chocolate made from triangular honey from triangular bees and triangular almonds from..............Hang on..........That's Germany! Tch!

Yep, I think Britian can just about rustle up a half decent Ruby Murray right now! Anyway, off to bed, just taken the end off one of my fingers with the bread knife, hurts like a *****, I can't type and it's held on with a kleenex and some green electricians tape! Christmas shopping tommorrow! All Excited now! Best get to bed as I have to be up early, bloody love it here me!!