My partner and I are looking at flights for her grandparents to come to Brisbane and visit us from The Netherlands. Her grandparents have never flown before and this will probably be the one and only big trip they ever take.
Cost is somewhat of a consideration but most of the prices are within their budget anyway so we aren't stressing about it (they will be flying business).
What we are really looking for is something that is relatively simple to navigate and an airline that offers good customer service in terms of assistance ect.
While searching for flights I came across a trip on the KLM website that was actually on Air France. It is basically AMS-CDG (Air France), CDG-HKG (Air France) and then from Hong Kong to Brisbane would be on Qantas (on the same ticket).
I would just like to ask what the connections are like between terminals in Paris. I have transferred at Heathrow off a Qantas flight onto BA and I hated it so we wouldn't want to book anything like that for them. But this particular flight is about 2000 euros less than what I can find with any of the other common airlines so I just thought i would ask the question.
Cost is somewhat of a consideration but most of the prices are within their budget anyway so we aren't stressing about it (they will be flying business).
What we are really looking for is something that is relatively simple to navigate and an airline that offers good customer service in terms of assistance ect.
While searching for flights I came across a trip on the KLM website that was actually on Air France. It is basically AMS-CDG (Air France), CDG-HKG (Air France) and then from Hong Kong to Brisbane would be on Qantas (on the same ticket).
I would just like to ask what the connections are like between terminals in Paris. I have transferred at Heathrow off a Qantas flight onto BA and I hated it so we wouldn't want to book anything like that for them. But this particular flight is about 2000 euros less than what I can find with any of the other common airlines so I just thought i would ask the question.