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    I wonder why airlines of that size (CX, UA) wouldn't jump at the ZED's/ Must be more to it than we know.

    Is there any way that you can check the loads from HKG-Bali (DPS?) on CX from 8/19-8/22?
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (767pilot @ Aug 16 2009, 04:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
    I wonder why airlines of that size (CX, UA) wouldn&#39;t jump at the ZED&#39;s/ Must be more to it than we know.

    Is there any way that you can check the loads from HKG-Bali (DPS?) on CX from 8/19-8/22?
    I sent you an email, this would be in case you didn&#39;t get that
    Thanks, I owe ya one[/b]
    No idea... took forever to get a ZED with DL, and I think that was only due to the merger. Wish they flew somewhere other than LAX though, a bit over that gateway.

    19Aug
    CX785 STD 1005 STA 1450 (FT4:45) = 15+J / 4Y
    CX673 STD 1900 STA 2345 (FT4:45) = 12J/21Y

    20Aug
    CX785 = 15+J/42Y
    CX673 = 15+J/50+Y

    21Aug
    CX785 = 15+J/50+Y
    CX673 = NONOP

    22Aug
    CX785 = 15+J/50+Y
    CX673 = 15+J/50+Y

    We upgrade rev pax into J to accept you into Y if need be. Planes are listed as EQV, but i&#39;m pretty sure they are A333s
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    Thanks so much. I&#39;m assuming that those are the amounts of available seats? Different format than I am used to seeing

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (767pilot @ Aug 16 2009, 09:43 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
    Thanks so much. I&#39;m assuming that those are the amounts of available seats? Different format than I am used to seeing[/b]
    Yes it is the available seats.... 15+/50+ is basically a standard meaning waaay open.... under those numbers it will list actual seats available.
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    Thanks for the info. Made it to ord in F, now comes the big leg to hkg

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    Hey, pilot! Where did you decide to stay in Bali? Keep us briefed, please! I&#39;ll pick your brain later about HKG--it might be as late as Jan, but well before Chinese NY. Have a great trip!
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    Won&#39;t be there until thursday but we will be at the Grand Hyatt. $133 a night seemed like a good rate. Thinking we will stay there a few days and then go to Ubud for a day or two, and then back to the beach

    Out of four of us, 2 got biz and 2 are in coach. The new ual biz is very nice. Nicer than my old favorite emirrites.

    2 hour weather delay on the taxiway before a 15 hour flight is giving us plenty of time to enjoy it

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    Ubud is really cool. Temples and monkey forest (kids will eat that up--watch your stuff--they grab everything. Coffee farms, rafting, elephants. Sari Spa is one we liked in Ubud--very cheap and so Balinese. I am totally green with envy!
    I assume you stuck the kids in coach!
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    Ual let us switch part way so we sort of split it up

    I&#39;d never heard of the Langham and was a bit put off by its being in mong kok but I saw it on the drive in and it was nice looking. We are doing it family class so I got us into the Holiday inn golden mile in TST for $600 a night, about $77 for a nice place in a good location

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    I wouldn&#39;t have chosen Mong Kok because I loved being up in the midlands or on HK. Langham deal has alot of perks so we&#39;re looking that way. Might be different way to appreciate the city! Thanks for the opinion!
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