Guaranteed £50 reward to anyone who can get me a flight to Pnomh Penh in November for under £400

retired_hvporter · 10-08-2007, 02:58 PM

A long-winded way around it would be thus:

1. Fly with Oasis Air to Hong Kong (£320 plus tax, depending on when you fly)
2. Catch the Turbojet ferry from HK to Macau (£30 return)
3. Fly with Air Asia from Macau to Bangkok (approx £70)
4. Air Asia from Bangkok to Cambodia (as you have quoted)

So that is about £420-450 and a long, knackering journey!

Royal Jordanian do £389 return to BKK though.

retired_leslie · 10-08-2007, 02:59 PM

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Originally posted by Docker
Done that already.

Awesome road, pot holes you could lose a mini in. :cool:

Yeah and so so dusty to go with the bumpiness. I never got that crap out of my hat after that bus to Siam Reap. It still has a red tinge

retired_hvporter · 10-08-2007, 02:59 PM

Or Kuwait Airlines at £376.

linkage.

retired_debrad · 10-08-2007, 03:00 PM

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Originally posted by Docker:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by mark24cde:

Sell Carter USM tickets and put money towards flight - no pain no gain

Yeah right!! This is a one off Carter USM Reunion gig.

I was at their last ever Brixton gig, I will be at their reunion gig. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Get a few quid for your ticket then

Ventil · 10-08-2007, 03:07 PM

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Originally posted by Gav Stone:
A long-winded way around it would be thus:

1. Fly with Oasis Air to Hong Kong (£320 plus tax, depending on when you fly)
2. Catch the Turbojet ferry from HK to Macau (£30 return)
3. Fly with Air Asia from Macau to Bangkok (approx £70)
4. Air Asia from Bangkok to Cambodia (as you have quoted)

So that is about £420-450 and a long, knackering journey!

Royal Jordanian do £389 return to BKK though.

Good lord you have been busy!!

The Royal Jordanian is all booked up until December.

Ventil · 10-08-2007, 03:09 PM

Although I do like the idea of the Turbojet ferry to Macau.

retired_hvporter · 10-08-2007, 03:10 PM

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Originally posted by Docker:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Gav Stone:
A long-winded way around it would be thus:

1. Fly with Oasis Air to Hong Kong (£320 plus tax, depending on when you fly)
2. Catch the Turbojet ferry from HK to Macau (£30 return)
3. Fly with Air Asia from Macau to Bangkok (approx £70)
4. Air Asia from Bangkok to Cambodia (as you have quoted)

So that is about £420-450 and a long, knackering journey!

Royal Jordanian do £389 return to BKK though.

Good lord you have been busy!!

The Royal Jordanian is all booked up until December.

</BLOCKQUOTE>

Not really busy. Just a well-used route by myself and the other half. Try and get Skyscanner.net working (it is dead slow on my laptop.) Then do a search between all London airports and cities like Bangkok, KL, HK, etc. There are loads of budget airlines - some cheaper than Air Asia too (although I LOVE the opening page on their website - beautiful!) - who would then fly to Cambodia.

retired_hvporter · 10-08-2007, 03:11 PM

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Originally posted by Docker:
Although I do like the idea of the Turbojet ferry to Macau.

Aye it goes direct from the airport to Macau ferry terminal, where you then pick up a free bus to the airport. They are, at present, building a terminal at Macau airport too.

retired_davidd · 10-08-2007, 03:16 PM

On a seperate note - just booked my wife and I a trip from Melbourne to Noosa (great beach place north of Brisbane) for about $60 (including taxes - total). Usually cost about $400. I love new airline competition!

retired_fineat42 · 10-08-2007, 03:18 PM

Just call the Flying Eagles and get another cheap price for November (or when you want to go), and Bob's your mother's brother.

Guaranteed £50 reward to anyone who can get me a flight to Pnomh Penh in November for under £400

Grab a beer, sit back and relax.

Guaranteed £50 reward to anyone who can get me a flight to Pnomh Penh in November for under £400