Experience heart-warming service at every stage from check-in to arrival. Discover the pleasure of flying one of the youngest aircraft fleets in the world, all whilst you enjoy the inflight service even other airlines talk about. Ever since it took to the skies, Singapore Airlines has been striving to make you feel at home. It was the first airline to offer free headsets, a choice of meals and complimentary drinks in Economy Class. It has helped you keep in touch – at 35,000feet – by pioneering a satellite-based telephone service and,now, inflight broadband internet. It has also made time truly fly– with KrisWorld, a state-of-the-art inflight entertainment system
 

Winner of more industry awards than any other airline in the world, Singapore Airlines' route network stretches across 77 cities in 43 countries. It's home base, Changi Airport, is regularly voted the world's best, and serves as it's gateway to Asia and beyond.

Singapore Airlines ushered in a new era of inflight entertainment and communications by being the first major airline in the world to offer personal video screens, a selection of movies and electronic games, and in-seat telephones throughout all three classes of the aircraft.

Singapore Airlines offers its passengers one of the world's best inflight entertainment experience. This is made possible through KrisWorld - SIA's revolutionary interactive inflight entertainment and communications system. KrisWorld, Singapore Airlines' award-winning and ever-expanding inflight entertainment system, now offers passengers more than 500 entertainment options - a vast selection to keep everyone entertained throughout their journey. Choose from as many as 60 movies, including top-grossing blockbusters, more than 100 TV programmes, 225 music CDs, 12 music channels as well as an extensive selection of video games and interactive applications.
2006 will yet again see Singapore Airlines be the first airline to put the world’s largest aircraft into service.

If you have booked a flight with us to a destination beyond Singapore on Singapore Airlines, you will have qualified to take advantage of their 'NEW SUPER STOPOVER' holiday package.

Over the past 50 years, Malaysia Airlines has grown to become Southeast Asia's largest airline, and one of the world's premier international carriers.

Flying the most technologically advanced jetliners in the sky, their vast global network serves over 110 cities across 6 continents. We can recommend you to fly with with MAS and experience the genuine warmth and hospitality that has made Malaysia Airlines a favorite among travelers around the world. Discover why Malaysia Airlines,  for the third consecutive year, has been voted the "BestAsian Business Airline" by the international readers of Business Travel World magazine.

Malaysia Airlines also took 1st place honors in the prestigious 1997 World Business Class Survey - published by the UK agency, Inflight Research Services. This was the second time in recent years Malaysia Airlines has secured the top rating in this highly respected survey of more than 67 international airlines.

Malaysia Airlines offers a wide selection of movies and video entertainment on board its ex UK 747's, brought to you on personal television screens in all classes. 

Services offered to passengers are 70 hours of Interactive Entertainment, 22 hours of video featuring the best movies, cartoons and documentaries on 12 different channels, 27 hours of music on 18 different audio channels and eight hours of mind and arcade games, also keep in touch with our MASFONE cordless in flight satellite telephone service.
The passengers in the First and Golden Club Class will be equipped with in- seat 10.4-inch touchscreens while the Economy Class passengers enjoy standard- size personal televisions.

Cathay Pacific has one of the youngest and most efficient fleets of any major airline. The fleet of close to 60 operational aircraft has an average age of just over 4.7 years, and features some of the most technologically-advanced aircraft from the world's leading aircraft manufacturers Boeing and Airbus Industrie. 

Over the last five years, Cathay Pacific's fleet has been strengthened by the addition of a number of new aircraft types namely Boeing 777-200s and 777-300s and Airbus A330s and A340s. Cathay Pacific was the launch customer for the new B777-300, the longest commercial aircraft in the world.

Like most major airlines, Cathay Pacific maintains a range of different aircraft with different capacities and ranges to give it flexibility and serve the different routes in its network. The airline's routes are divided into regional routes around Asia, and long-haul routes to places such as Europe, North America, South Africa and Australia.
Many long-haul flights arrive in Hong Kong in the morning and leave in the evening. When in Hong Kong during the day, the long-haul B747s and A340s also serve on regional routes.

To Cathay Pacific, a great flight isn't just about a smooth check-in, good food and comfortable seat, it's about anticipating what a customer wants before they need to ask for it. 

The airline has always followed the Asian custom of offering good service - service which is caring and thoughtful. However, we set trends too. The essence of the Cathay Pacific brand is 'the best of modern Asia', Whilst relaxing on board Cathay Pacific you can watch the very latest in-flight entertainment. Passengers can choose from comedy, sports, news, movie channels and Cathay KIDZ. As PTVs are being introduced onto their entire fleet in all classes by mid-2000, you can choose from 6 channels and up to 68 hours of world class viewing in Economy Class.

Airshow, the standard software used by all airlines and updated periodically, displays the aircraft's position, flight path and heading. It also shows the aircraft's altitude, speed, wind direction and remaining time to destination.

The audio system provides a great variety of music programmes from classical to pop and rock, in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese and some Asian languages on certain regional flights. Cathay Pacific is also the only airline in the world to offer live BBC World Service Radio in-flight on most aircrafts.

Emirates is one of the fastest growing airlines in the world and has received more than 200 international awards for excellence since launch in 1985.

And with the recent addition of new routes to Casablanca and Khartoum, they can now take you to more than 58 destinations in 41 countries in Europe, the Middle East, the Far East, Africa, Asia and Australia.

Their fleet is comprised of the most modern and comfortable aircraft available,
The Boeing 777 - boasting one of the most spacious passenger cabins ever developed, it was voted* by passengers to be the preferred airplane in its class.

The Airbus A330 - the quietest cabins in the sky, designed to encourage privacy and a feeling of spaciousness.

The Airbus A310 - is a wide-body aircraft in the mid-size class, providing extra space in all passenger classes.

Combine the best of the world's aircraft with Emirates, winner of more than 200 awards for excellence - including Skytrax's Airline of the Year 2001 and 2002 - and you are assured of a whole new standard in travel.

Britain's second largest longhaul carrier Virgin Atlantic now provides an award winning schedule of flights to 28 destinations around the globe.

Aiming to fly one of the youngest fleets of aircraft in the world Virgin Atlantic operates the Boeing 747-400, the Airbus A340-300 and the longest aircraft in the world the A340-600. 2008 will also see the introduction of the groundbreaking A380 into their fleet.

The Virgin Atlantic route network is now even more accessible and includes destinations in North America, the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Australia - operating out of London Heathrow and Gatwick. New Routes include Cuba, the Bahamas, Dubai and most recently Montego Bay, Jamaica.

There are three cabins of travel with Virgin Atlantic, so whatever class you fly in, you'll always experience that little bit extra - a quality that sets Virgin Atlantic apart.

In 2000, Korean Air carried over 22 million passengers and in excess of 1.2 million tons of cargo to hundreds of worldwide destinations, an amazing growth of over 70 times the number of passengers and more than 600 times the cargo carried in the founding year.
 Korean Air's growth is remarkable considering that other global airlines have worked an entire half-century to become major carriers. Korean Air, with a fleet of 112 aircraft, is one of the world's top 20 airlines and operates almost 400 passenger flights per day to 77 cities in 29 countries on five continents.

In addition, Korean Air is a founding member of SkyTeam, the global airline alliance -partnering AeroMexico, Air France, Delta Air Lines and Korean Air - that provides customers with extensive worldwide destinations, flights and services.

Korean Air's high quality in-flight service have been recognized in several surveys. Korean Air's economy class service and frequent flyer program, were ranked by Business Traveller Asia Pacific as the best in the world in 2000 for the second consecutive year.

In addition to receiving these two prestigious awards, Korean Air was also consistently placed amongst the top 10 airlines offering the best First Class and Business Class service, comfort of seating, cabin crew service, in-flight food, and providing overall value to the customer. This gave Korean Air the overall ranking as one of the top 10 airlines in the world.
 

Qatar Airways is one of the fastest growing airlines in the world and is one of a few select carriers in the world ranked Five Star by the international monitor Skytrax. 2005 saw the airline awarded with four prestigious World Travel Awards: 'World's Leading Flat Bed Seat', 'Best In-Flight Meal Service', 'Leading Airline in the Middle East' and 'Airline Personality of the Year' awarded to CEO Akbar Al Baker. The airline also scooped a 'World Travel Global Award' at 2005's World Travel Market.

The airline operates 35 flights out of the UK to Doha --- triple daily flights from London Heathrow, daily flights from Manchester and London Gatwick. Currently serving 70 destinations worldwide, passengers can connect from Doha to a range of fabulous destinations, including the Gulf, Maldives, Bangkok, Johannesburg/Cape Town, and recently, Hong Kong. With its codeshare partners, the airline serves more than 80 destinations worldwide.

Operating 46 all Airbus fleet, Qatar Airways' customers benefit from a superior level of in-flight comfort coupled with the airline's superlative levels of customer service. The airline recently announced plans to acquire up to 80 aircraft comprising 60 of the new generation A350s and 20 Boeing 777s worth a total US$15.2 billion. The airline is a launch customer of the twin-deck Airbus A380 'super jumbos' with four aircraft on order and scheduled for delivery from 2009 to coincide with the opening of the New Doha International Airport.

The new A330-300 aircraft offers an impeccable standard of amenities, including cutting-edge entertainment systems, seat- back TV screens in every class, laptop powerpoints and ergonomically designed seats for optimum comfort. The A330-300 also features Qatar Airways' new Waves in-flight entertainment system offering Audio Video On Demand that gives passengers more personal control of programmes. .