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Yes, depending on the time of the year it's 1350 baht if booked through the FLB link. Though I read it's raised over the XMAS and New Year holiday week to 1600 baht.

Of course BK. It will be the FLB. I'm not going into Living Dolls to get a beer. I think you know the reason.

Sorry man I was wrong. It's 32 KG not 40. Here is more what I get off the EVA Site. Q: What is EVA Air's free baggage allowance? A : Your baggage allowance depends on several factors, including where you travel. Allowances are determined by one of two systems. 1. A piece system applies for transpacific travel to/from North, Central and South America: Super First & Super Business Class 2 pieces of checked baggage allowed for each ticketed passenger. Restrictions apply - Dimensions - 158 cm ( 62 in.) or less per piece, - Maximum Weight - 32 kg ( 70 lb. ) per piece.

Stiffler, if it's over 40 kilos than it's a problem with EVA.

BK, May 9-15 Bangkok @ the Nana Hotel May 15-27 Pattaya @ Sabai Inn May 27-29 back 2 BKK @ Nana and leave.

Here's some info provided to me by EVA Air. The reason why seats are so expensive in June is because school is getting out in Taiwan, Japan, and China. Many students fly during June so the airlines serving those 3 countries have higher fares. I just upgraded my return ticket from BKK to LAX from EGDC to BC. Cost me 45000 miles, but I won't have to deal with crying kids in EVDC. And I still have 7000 miles left. So the next upgrade will be my leg from Taipei to Manila and return trip. I'll get another 20000 miles added to my account when I complete May's travel. I had originally planned to go i

Touche'

I had 2 TV sets. One in the bedroom, and one in the main room. Ib had the custodian bring a 2nd TV up, I guess.

Turns out June is EVA's "high season." That's why I saw airfares @ $1300-$2069 in EV-Deluxe. Rescheduled my vacation foir May and paid the weekend rate of $846.00 + tax.

After 2 trips, I've accumulated 47,000 miles.

KJ, found out Thursday's are not a weekend. Last June when I booked my trip for November the a/f was $50.00 less on a Thursday vs. a Friday.

Just think, I didn't even have to post this topic myself. All my questions have been answered.

I don't know, EVA has always had better prices if you booked directly through their website. It will be a shame if I don't get to reap some benefits from my silver Card I just received.

Ty, I'm hoping it's only a mistake I saw on EVAs website. When I put in queries for econ class no prices were avaliable for then. I'll be viglant till April, because I bet the prices have to do with Tourist season which ends this month.

You think that's bad? I just checked airfares on EVAs website a few hours ago, and EVD class is priced up from $795. USD to $2069.00 Hope those prices come down, or I'm heading back To Mexico. Maybe I'll press my luck and fly China A/L

I won't fly EVA economy again. It was too cramped. Fortunately the flight from TPE to BKK had only 100 people, and I was able to sleep on a middle row of seats.

The only bad thing is you have to fly to Singapore first. Other than that, I'd say EVA now has some competition.

Take her to Chaing Mai.

Hopefully he has access to the "members only" site.

This can be found in the book "Money #1". Mine was great told me "Papa was coughing up blood." But told her boss "Sister die."

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John, Thai Air is buying the UAL 747s. There is also a new 747 going through the factory right now for them.