Google

Monday, June 9, 2008

Laptop Power Guide

Choose a seat with laptop power for your upcoming flight

Navigate to the airline & airplane type for your upcoming flight using the left-hand menu system. If you aren't sure of your airplane type, read our guide to identifying your aircraft.

If your airplane has laptop power, a power port icon will display in the In-flight Amenity description section. There are three different power port icons; each one is described below. If no icon is displayed then laptop power is not available on this particular aircraft.

Laptop Power Port Location Example It is important to note that even if the airplane you're flying has power ports, they may not be located at every seat. We illustrate the availability of laptop power at an individual seat with a black dot. An example can be seen at left, where the laptop power ports are only located in rows 25 and 27.

Tips from : SeatGuru
More Tips : SeatGuru Tips


AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Sunday, April 13, 2008

Where not to sit on a plane

Ever been stuck in an airline seat that barley recline?

When you book a flight, note the type of plane you'll be on. Then go to http://seatguru.com/, where there's info on seat pitch and width, and the spots savvy passengers request most. You'll also see the location of power ports and the audio/video gear available. As for the food - you're on your own.


Image hosted by servimg.com Image hosted by servimg.com

http://seatguru.com/


AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Solo??

If you're single and like to travel. you should know that some tour companies are finally easing the vice grip of double occupancy requirements. As well, an online organisation has emerged to help single travellers connect with one another.

TravelChums.com has more than 20.000 members worldwide. The confidential service is open only to registered members and includes internal e-mail, message boards and live chat.

Members can meet and identity those who share interests and travel plans. Registration in TravelChums is free and requires a list of personal information.


AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Saturday, March 8, 2008

Malaysia Travel

Malaysia is 1st of the fast growing country of South East Asian tourism. A country that looks to the future while sustaining the ways of the past. Its centuries of trade have caused a vibrant melting pot of Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous tribal cultures, creating a various land of people, traditions and religions. The wonderful setting is a combination of dense forest, soaring peaks and lush tropical plantations that contains a number of flora and fauna. Its wide selection of tropical island resorts with plenty of white, sandy beaches provide a great paradise, while beneath the warm turquoise waters, world class dive sites await to be explored.
WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO?

Kuala Lumpur
Sarawak
Pahang
Kedah
Perlis
Johor
Perak
Malacca
Sabah
Selangor
Kelantan
Terengganu
Penang
Negeri Sembilan

http://www.geographia.com/malaysia/


AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Monday, February 25, 2008

Surviving Family Vacations

How do you survive holidays Together?

Pack plenty of distractions for the kids-crayons,games, an iPod-to avoid the "Are we there yet?" syndrome.

Don't be a slave to a schedule, sucking the spontaneity out of your holiday.

While some parts of the trip will interest the whole family, it's only fair to indulge every one's taste.Building in downtime is important when travelling with smaller kids.

Don't view your day as a marathon but a series of shorter events with resets in between.Vacations are an ideal time for the family to bond. So leave the family squabbles behind.


AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Saturday, February 2, 2008

Healthy Way to Fly

Stay-healthy tips (John Balmes, professor of environmental health sciences~University of California, Berkeley) :

Keep Clean

University of California, San Franciso, study reports we're at increased risk of catching cold and flu viruses during flights, due to the close quarters. Wash hands often, and if you're worried, wear a protective mask that's labelled N95. It screens out 95 per cent of airborne particles.

Bring Water

Researchers found bacteria such as E. Coli, know to cause duarhoea and nausea, in the water from galleys and skin in one of every seven planes.

Clear your Earrs

Changes in air pressure can suck the eardrum inward, and that hurts. A decongestant clears nasal passagesso pressure dosen't build up.

Get Up

When you sit for too long, blood pools in the legs and may lead to potentially deadly clots. Wear loose-fitting clothes and walk around the cabin an hour.

AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Saturday, January 12, 2008

Jet Set Savvy

First-class comfort on a shoestring.

LOWEST PRICE needn't mean worst quality, and not all economy seats are the same.
Here's how you can make budget travel more comfortable:

Babies on board
You get more leg room in the bulkhead rows because they make room for carry cost. The catch; you're unlikely to get a seat here unless you fly with an infant.

On the map
Most airlines have seat maps that show the bad seats (as in the ones that don't recline because they're in front of an exit row). Use a travel agent who can confirm your seat when you book.

Fly blind
Want a window seat?
Avoid the row forward of a wing.

By numbers
Be wary of following the advice of other travellers on the best seat numbers. Airlines can shift things around.

Plug in
Emirates has large economy screens with a choice of 500 movies and games. Some Airlines have seats with power sockets for laptops in economy, but you'll need to book ahead.

Ben Sandilands in The Australian Financial Review

 
Add to Technorati Favorites