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Member's Talk |
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In-Flight Entertainment, Not So Entertaining
One member complains about the
MALFUNCTIONING OF
IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS on Qantas business class flights and seeks advice from our members about securing compensation.
Qantas On-line Check-in
Qantas have recently launched an
ONLINE CHECK-IN SERVICE and for the most part our members are impressed with the service.
Points Delay
One member noticed a
DELAY IN THEIR FREQUENT FLYER POINTS reaching their account, any members had similar problems?
Non-Reclining Seats
The installation of non-reclining seats in CX A330 has resolved the age-old
problem to recline or not to recline? However, are these seats built for
COMFORT OR CONVENIENCE? |
E-Passport Experiences
Our members discuss their experiences using an
E-PASSPORT. Is it a faster, more convenient alternative?
APEC Business Travel Card
The APEC card can be faster, more convenient and is soon to operate in China, meaning no more visas! But how do you qualify for such an
INVALUABLE TRAVELLING
COMPANION? |
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Wi-Fi in the Sky |
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For those of you addicted to posting on our discussion board, soon you’ll be able to keep us all updated
with your flying news… while still in the air! That's right, Wireless Internet service that will allow passengers to send messages, surf the Web, and, yes, post on the Australian
Frequent Flyer Discussion Board at 30,000 feet, will soon become a reality.
American Airlines expects to have a test plane operating by December, and its whole transcontinental fleet of 767s
should be ready in 2008. Virgin America is close on its heels, with plans to
equip every seat with high-speed capability by mid-2008.
Both companies say there will probably be a charge for the service, except for first-class passengers. The amount hasn't been settled upon, but it's expected to be about $10US.
The airlines appear to be responding to consumer
demand; surveys show that as many as 70 percent of passengers want Wireless
Internet, with many of them willing to change airline loyalty for the service.
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This isn't the first time airlines have experimented with airborne broadband. In
2004, Boeing offered a service called Connexion. But in August 2006, Boeing
discontinued the service, saying the market they'd hoped for hadn't
materialised.
Footnote
I don't usually pass on these kinds of messages - but this one seems too good to
be true. How about earning $20,000 in just 20 days - or
your money back, guaranteed! If this is of interest to you, then
read on ...
One of the most successful UK Internet marketers is a guy who goes
by the name of Michael Green.
Michael is very good at creating products that are easy to use, and
which work. His latest is something very special indeed.
It is a system that promises to teach you, step-by-step how he made
$20,000 in 20 days. Incredibly, Michael makes a guarantee that if you fail
to make $20,000 in 20 days after following his plan, he will refund every penny
of the cost of the course.
Many courses like this are thinly-disguised ads for a range of
extra products you have to buy to make the system work. That can
vastly multiply the cost to you. But Michael Green's 20/20 course
isn't like that - he tells me that the only things you'll need to
spend money on are a domain name and hosting. Probably less than
$20 if you don't already have them.
The product has just launched, which means that you can buy it at a
huge discount.
To find out more:
www.Now-Click-Here.net/2020Challenge |
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