buying seats on consecutive flights

[esseeeayeenn]

On a 777 though which in a 10 per row Y I will always try to avoid.

Sure, I wasn't suggesting you should have taken that option. I was just surprised.
I always assume an experienced traveller such as yourself has good reasons for the choices they've made.

 

[Quickstatus]

Sure, I wasn't suggesting you should have taken that option. I was just surprised.
I always assume an experienced traveller such as yourself has good reasons for the choices they've made.

Not an experienced traveller. Rather I consider myself to be underdone in the airline travelling department but full of knowledge gained from websites. Its very dangerous when you know a little about everything or a lot about nothing (depending on POV).

I was late in making this booking due to a change in plan

 

[JohnK]

On a 777 though which in a 10 per row Y I will always try to avoid. However with a morning arrival which is good. The other aspect to this is that because its a 0200 departure it does not feature in a SYD-MEL-KUL fare, although you could do via an agent.

Have you tried Zuji?

FWIW I am thinking of booking this same EK flight on 777 in economy end September. I will try the A380 the previous month so good to compare.

I don't think you'll have an issue with booking consecutive flights. You don't want to book one with MH and one with SQ? Forget SCs unless the price is higher for SQ.

 

[Quickstatus]

JohnK,

I will do as OZBB suggested. Prob get a more flex fare than a elcheapo discounted to the bone promo incase there is a misconnection

I now realise that the SIN-KUL-SIN return is cheaper than 2 oneways unlike QF domestic.


Have already paid for QF SYD-SIN-SYD. Do you think QF can add in an MH connecting return to the PNR?

 

[JohnK]

Have already paid for QF SYD-SIN-SYD. Do you think QF can add in an MH connecting return to the PNR?

They can certainly add information sectors to the PNR. You can do that at check-in.