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| Saturday, May 24th, 2008 |
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| Friday, July 13th, 2007 |
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The MBK Centre, a bustling seven-floored shopping mall/precinct with each floor focussing on different consumer needs, is very conveniently situated right next to the SkyTrain stop at the National Stadium, Bangkok, Thailand.
Another important item on our agenda was to purchase several computer programs important for developing our business ventures. We went to the Pantip Centre an IT Mall, Petchuburi Road, Rajthewi, Bangkok 10400 (which is almost diagonally opposite Amari Watergate Hotel) which is given over to electrical and electronic goods, starting with a wide ranges of dvds on the ground floor as you enter. |
| Thursday, June 07th, 2007 |
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The turquoise sea and the sandy beach littered with beautiful seashells and occasional drifted corals on the beach gave a welcome change of scenery from my London home.
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| Thursday, February 08th, 2007 |
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All customers, irrespective of class of travel or Executive Club status, will be charged a fixed, single fee for each checked bag exceeding their free allowance.
The fee will be dependent upon length of journey: Domestic journeys (£30); journeys within Europe (£60); and Inter-Continental journeys (£120) or local equivalent. Customers on most routes can pre-pay online for their excess baggage and receive a 30% discount on airport charges, when travel is completed by 30 September 2007. The pre-pay facility can be accessed through Manage My Booking. Pre-pay is not available on certain routes, and some credit cards cannot be used as payment methods. The new 'pre-pay' functionality is now available on ba.com. Anyone travelling after February 13, will be eligible for the 30 per cent discount. As from February 13, excess baggage will be charged as a fixed fee for each bag that exceeds the customer's free checked baggage allowance. These charges will apply to all customers and will be dependent on the length of their flight. Robert Boyle, commercial director, said: "As an industry first, customers will be able to pre-pay for their excess baggage online before arriving at the airport. Those doing so will benefit from a 30 per cent discount. "The ability to pre-pay for excess baggage online will enable customers to not only save money but also valuable time at the airport." As a package, BA's new checked baggage allowances and excess baggage charges are more generous than previously and also those of its main competitors. For full details check BA.com |
| Tuesday, February 06th, 2007 |
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Changes to the airline’s free checked baggage allowances will simplify the current process by consolidating the two current systems, which are based on number of bags or total weight and depend upon route and class of travel.
From February 13 2007 British Airways will introduce a single allowance system, based simply upon the number of bags that can be checked in. The number of bags that can be checked-in will vary according to class of travel and route. At the same time the maximum weight for any checked bag will be reduced to 23kg to comply with health and safety recommendations. Customers can also check-in a piece of sporting equipment, such as a set of golf clubs or skis (including ski boots) free of charge in addition to their checked baggage allowance (See below under sporting goods for full details). |
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