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Quoting MesaFlyGuy (Reply 4): |
Quoting cedarjet (Thread starter): So - it seems that it genuinely isn't bookable from the airline itself, |
Quoting xiaotung (Reply 7): I flew SIN-BKK on ET just a couple of weeks ago and I can confirm it's definitely bookable on their own website |
Quoting MHG (Reply 10): Well, another carrier that was not mentioned to serve SIN-BKK is Scoot. |
Quoting cedarjet (Thread starter): |
Quoting Pelle (Reply 12): What is the name of this app? |
Quoting JAGflyer (Reply 5): The YYZ flight goes via FCO on the westbound (ADD-YYZ) portion however I do not think it is possible for a passenger to book just the FCO-YYZ sector (whether it be fifth freedom rights or the lack of a YYZ-FCO flight on ET I am not sure). The eastbound sector goes non-stop from YYZ to ETH. Surprisingly the route sees the 787-800 (and occasionally the 777-200 appears) both of which have the range to fly non-stop. Is there a reason they go via FCO only when travelling westbound? |
Quoting JAGflyer (Reply 5): ^JAGflyer, ADD airport is 'hot and high' so take off performance is affected which limits the flights out of Ethiopia, coming back is fine since the aircraft are much lighter on arrival. |
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Quoting Roseflyer (Reply 2): BKK-HKG also has many 5th freedom airlines along with BKK-SIN. |
Quoting cedarjet (Thread starter): Ethiopian Airlines 767-300ER. (The only other fifth freedom-er on the route is Cathay Pacific but only an A330 and while they are great, I have flown them many times before so nothing to get excited about.) |
Quoting 777Jet (Reply 16): I think BKK-HKG actually has more 5th freedom airlines than BKK-SIN IIRC but I could be wrong |
Quoting cedarjet (Reply 17): You are not wrong - BKK to HKK probably has more fifth freedom carriers than any other route - Royal Jordanian, Emirates (A380, first class with a shower for £450), Kenya Airways, SriLankan and Ethiopian. (To complete the picture, indigenous carriers are Orient Thai (only MD-80 now, no scheduled 747s), Hong Kong Airways (lots of A330s), Cathay Pacific, and despite the volume of competition, Thai with multiple 747s on the route every day.) |
Quoting flythere (Reply 18): Btw, I thought Ethiopian had already turned the HKG flight into direct rather than via BKK nowadays. |
Quoting cedarjet (Reply 17): You are not wrong - BKK to HKK probably has more fifth freedom carriers than any other route - Royal Jordanian, Emirates (A380, first class with a shower for £450), Kenya Airways, SriLankan and Ethiopian. (To complete the picture, indigenous carriers are Orient Thai (only MD-80 now, no scheduled 747s), Hong Kong Airways (lots of A330s), Cathay Pacific, and despite the volume of competition, Thai with multiple 747s on the route every day.) |
Quoting cedarjet (Reply 19): You are quite right, but they seem to do HKG-ICN now. |
Quoting YLWbased (Reply 20): List of Airlines that operates Scheduled Service on HKG-BKK Route: Hong Kong Airlines (HX) - Multiple Daily A333 Thai Airways International (TG) - Multiple Daily B744 Cathay Pacific (CX) - They fly whatever they have in their fleet that day Emirates (EK) - Daily A380 Kenya Airways (KQ) - with B767, 5x weekly? Royal Jordanian (RJ) - with A333, 4x weekly? Orient Thai (OX) - Whatever they have, usually B742 or B743 SriLankan Airlines (UL) - A333, 4x weekly? And don't forget HKG-DMK Services: City Airways (E8) - Daily with B734 Thai Air Asia (FD) - 3-4x Daily with A320 |
Quoting YLWbased (Reply 20): Orient Thai (OX) - Whatever they have, usually B742 or B743 |
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