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Mr Mac
27th Oct 2013, 08:54
Anybody flown with these guys recently as I have a short hop in that part of the world in Nov, and the travel office have booked me with them rather than Thai. Just wanted to know how good / bad they are, and yes I have checked Skytrax.

rmac
27th Oct 2013, 12:32
Young aircraft, well trained crews, great service. Enjoy !

JonF
27th Oct 2013, 15:50
Flown with them numerous times, never had a problem, free lounges, good service and friendly crew

Mr Mac
28th Oct 2013, 14:50
All
Thanks for the info, sounds a promising carrier :).

olympus
29th Oct 2013, 12:53
Agree with everything JonF and rmac have said but every PG flight I have been on has been COMPLETELY full!

azzbo
2nd Nov 2013, 17:07
Better than Thai! Good crews. Nice planes. Last flight I was on was half full, but was only a short fop.

Pom Pax
5th Nov 2013, 03:58
The only snag with them is the remote parking at Bkk, so a bus journey to and from the terminal. Also highish fares on routes where they have a monopoly.

Tarq57
5th Nov 2013, 07:50
Been a few years, but they were (and maybe still are) a full-service airline.
717's and ATR's.

Good service.

Pom Pax
5th Nov 2013, 10:21
Website says "The current fleet is comprised of 8 ATR 72-500s, 10 Airbus 319s, and 5 Airbus 320s".
Can't fault service, but their 1st Airbus was the 1st time I came across non- reclining seats.

ExXB
5th Nov 2013, 11:42
but their 1st Airbus was the 1st time I came across non- reclining seats.

Ah, something else to love them for ...

ZFT
6th Nov 2013, 14:49
The only snag with them is the remote parking at Bkk, so a bus journey to and from the terminal.
If you use VTBS frequently you would realise this is a benefit unless you enjoy long walks!!!

Mr Mac
13th Nov 2013, 03:17
Well they were ok. A/C was A320 and flight depp 50min late due to late inbound and was from a stand with airbridge, so no bus just normal long walk as usual at BK. Lounge ok, but not quite up to EK std, but I was intrested that there was a lounge for economy passengers as well as business, which is the first time I have heard of this - Ryanair / Easyjet take note perhaps. Would use them again for short hops around Thailand, though would not want to fly on the longer routes given the seats.