Singapore Air is one of the top experiences when it comes to flying around the world. You can enjoy a personal experience, liberate your senses in one of the comfortable airplanes to date. Providing you with every possible luxury in the air, you have a luxury gourmet cuisine available in all three classes of travel – First, Business, and Economy Class. There is also a special menu for the kids, where they can choose their favourite dish from a wide selection. Here is how a new level of comfort looks like:

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Comments: 0 Apr 1st, 2008
by Dave Emery

Air travel is a phenomenon that is becoming a part of every day life for most of us. With more than 70 thousand aeroplanes, carrying 4 million passengers daily around the globe, the demand for at par service and comfort in these commercial airlines is nothing but justified. Whether these airlines are earning their dollars justly, by providing the type of service expected in return for the money an average passenger is charged, is a question worth asking. Here is a review of some of Europe’s biggest and top ranking airlines, based on customer opinions regarding their performance, service and the comfort provided.
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Comments: 0 Dec 18th, 2007
by Tahira Khan

Gone are the days when flying time was taken as a test for your endurance. These days, from the time you check in till you get your luggage and leave the airline’s premise, the top airlines around the world, make every cent you spent on their ticket count. In the era of customer service this phenomenon is not hard to understand.
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Comments: 0 Dec 10th, 2007
by Tahira Khan

In a rather shocking decision, the British Airways has placed a ban on certain items of sporting equipment on all its flights. Equipment like canoes, kayaks, surfboards, javelins, pole vaults, hand gliders and wind surfing boards will not be allowed on the airline from 6^th of November and passengers have been advised to engage the services of freight companies for the transportation of these items. One problem that may arise from this arrangement is the planning of surf trips and beach holidays. With the surfer and the surf board traveling on two different carriers, timing the whole thing might become a hassle, many would certainly be happy to do without.

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Comments: 1 Nov 2nd, 2007
by E Cho

At Earth’s southern frontier is the continent of Antarctica. Inhabited largely by multitudes of penguins, seals, and other wildlife equipped to survive on the coldest, driest and windiest continent; Antarctica also boasts an official human population of zero. The Antarctic Treaty, ratified in 1959 by 12 countries including the world’s two superpowers at the time (the US and USSR), has been permanently set aside as a permanent reserve for scientific study. Several thousand scientists conduct ongoing research there and form the only Antarctic temporary human population. Antarctica is often referred to as the ‘frozen continent’ and rightfully so considering 98% of the surface is covered by ice averaging a thickness of 1.6 kilometers. Read the rest of Gathering Facts About Antarctica On Qantas Airlines »

Comments: 0 Oct 19th, 2007
by E Cho

One of our senior staff members have found a very peculiar airline company attempting to “make a difference” and set themselves apart from other airline companies. Surely this will add a new perspective or airplane accidents. Actually, this is more deliberate than a potential hazard. Read the rest of Choking Passenger Airways »

Comments: 0 Jul 26th, 2007
by E Cho