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Author: kenken Date: Jul 17, 2008 15:40
Jetstar are advertising that they won an award for having the best
cabin crew. I can't imagine what the criteria were - their cabin crew
goes through the cabin selling stuff then disappears. Just what you
pay for with Jetstar, I guess, but hardly award winning.
I wonder whether Jetstar will survive. Qantas must be just about the
last full-service airline in the world to continue to run a budget
offshoot. UA have just dropped TED. I don't know anyone who has done
it well - it just seems to be such a different way of running a
business that no-one can manage it.
Interesting times...
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Date: Jul 17, 2008 16:00
ken wrote:
> Jetstar are advertising that they won an award for having the best
> cabin crew. I can't imagine what the criteria were - their cabin crew
> goes through the cabin selling stuff then disappears. Just what you
> pay for with Jetstar, I guess, but hardly award winning.
> I wonder whether Jetstar will survive. Qantas must be just about the
> last full-service airline in the world to continue to run a budget
> offshoot. UA have just dropped TED. I don't know anyone who has done
> it well - it just seems to be such a different way of running a
> business that no-one can manage it.
> Interesting times...
>
GB and I both voted.
That's how they won these awards.
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Date: Jul 17, 2008 16:05
ken wrote:
> Jetstar are advertising that they won an award for having the best
> cabin crew. I can't imagine what the criteria were - their cabin crew
> goes through the cabin selling stuff then disappears. Just what you
> pay for with Jetstar, I guess, but hardly award winning.
> I wonder whether Jetstar will survive. Qantas must be just about the
> last full-service airline in the world to continue to run a budget
> offshoot. UA have just dropped TED. I don't know anyone who has done
> it well - it just seems to be such a different way of running a
> business that no-one can manage it.
> Interesting times...
>
An interesting point, looking up QANTAS site for available flights you
will also find Jetstar pricing, generally the prices are higher than QANTAS.
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Author: Atheist ChaplainAtheist Chaplain Date: Jul 17, 2008 16:54
> ken wrote:
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>> Jetstar are advertising that they won an award for having the best
>> cabin crew. I can't imagine what the criteria were - their cabin crew
>> goes through the cabin selling stuff then disappears. Just what you
>> pay for with Jetstar, I guess, but hardly award winning.
>> I wonder whether Jetstar will survive. Qantas must be just about the
>> last full-service airline in the world to continue to run a budget
>> offshoot. UA have just dropped TED. I don't know anyone who has done
>> it well - it just seems to be such a different way of running a
>> business that no-one can manage it.
>> Interesting times...
>>
>
> An interesting point, looking up QANTAS site for available flights you ...
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Author: rebelrebel Date: Jul 17, 2008 19:53
On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 09:54:43 +1000, "Atheist Chaplain" cia.gov> wrote:
>how many Jetstar/Qantas flights are also code share ??
>I know I would be very pissed off if I paid a premium ticket price for
>Qantas and got a no service Jetstar flight
>I just checked the diff on the same (code share) flight to Ho Chi Min City,
>cheapest with Qantas is $833 and Jetstar is $279. same flight, same aircraft
>and same service unless you pay $1039 for Star Class on the jetstar site (QF
>flexi saver is $1123)
We are doing an around-the-pacific on Qaintarse FF points, and the sector from
Honolulu back to Siddley is being provided by Jetstar. Obviously the same
points burned as if on a real airline. Somewhat pissed off.
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Author: kenken Date: Jul 17, 2008 20:19
If you fly Jetstar on a Qantas ticket, you get a free meal, blanket
and such (whoopee!) but if you fly Jetstar using Qantas FF points you
don't.
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Author: BernieFlyerBernieFlyer Date: Jul 17, 2008 21:27
Rob. wrote:
> ken wrote:
>
>> Jetstar are advertising that they won an award for having the best
>> cabin crew. I can't imagine what the criteria were - their cabin crew
>> goes through the cabin selling stuff then disappears. Just what you
>> pay for with Jetstar, I guess, but hardly award winning.
>> I wonder whether Jetstar will survive. Qantas must be just about the
>> last full-service airline in the world to continue to run a budget
>> offshoot. UA have just dropped TED. I don't know anyone who has done
>> it well - it just seems to be such a different way of running a
>> business that no-one can manage it.
>> Interesting times...
>>
>
> An interesting point, looking up QANTAS site for available flights you
> will also find Jetstar pricing, generally the prices are higher than
> QANTAS...
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Date: Jul 17, 2008 21:55
Atheist Chaplain wrote:
>>ken wrote:
>>
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>>>Jetstar are advertising that they won an award for having the best
>>>cabin crew. I can't imagine what the criteria were - their cabin crew
>>>goes through the cabin selling stuff then disappears. Just what you
>>>pay for with Jetstar, I guess, but hardly award winning.
>>>I wonder whether Jetstar will survive. Qantas must be just about the
>>>last full-service airline in the world to continue to run a budget
>>>offshoot. UA have just dropped TED. I don't know anyone who has done
>>>it well - it just seems to be such a different way of running a
>>>business that no-one can manage it.
>>>Interesting times...
>>>
>>
>>An interesting point, looking up QANTAS site for available flights you ...
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Author: Atheist ChaplainAtheist Chaplain Date: Jul 17, 2008 22:14
> Atheist Chaplain wrote:
>>>ken wrote:
>>>
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>>>>Jetstar are advertising that they won an award for having the best
>>>>cabin crew. I can't imagine what the criteria were - their cabin crew
>>>>goes through the cabin selling stuff then disappears. Just what you
>>>>pay for with Jetstar, I guess, but hardly award winning.
>>>>I wonder whether Jetstar will survive. Qantas must be just about the
>>>>last full-service airline in the world to continue to run a budget
>>>>offshoot. UA have just dropped TED. I don't know anyone who has done
>>>>it well - it just seems to be such a different way of running a
>>>>business that no-one can manage it.
>>>>Interesting times...
>>>> ...
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Author: Atheist ChaplainAtheist Chaplain Date: Jul 17, 2008 22:19
"Atheist Chaplain" cia.gov> wrote in message
news:g5p8sc$poi$1@aioe.org...>> Atheist Chaplain wrote:
>>>>ken wrote:
>>>>
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>>>>>Jetstar are advertising that they won an award for having the best
>>>>>cabin crew. I can't imagine what the criteria were - their cabin crew
>>>>>goes through the cabin selling stuff then disappears. Just what you
>>>>>pay for with Jetstar, I guess, but hardly award winning.
>>>>>I wonder whether Jetstar will survive. Qantas must be just about the
>>>>>last full-service airline in the world to continue to run a budget
>>>>>offshoot. UA have just dropped TED. I don't know anyone who has done
>>>>>it well - it just seems to be such a different way of running a
>>>>>business that no-one can manage it. ...
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