Budget Airlines Reviews

I have had experience flying with various budget airlines, such as Jetstar, Scoot, Tiger (now Scoot and Tiger merged together). These are the popular airways in southeast Asia. In this post I will share my experience with these airlines and compare Jetstar with the rest. Price Review Do not be fooled by the initial price that you searched from these airlines' official websites - the actual price will add on as you compete the booking process. In July this year (2017), I was booking tickets from Singapore to Bangkok and surprisingly I saw 30 SGD ticket and that was enticing. Me and my friends immediately chose to go with Jetstar and guess what, in the end we paid more than 100 SGD. So it was hard to tell which airline you should go for without knowing the fees that are excluded from the "ticket price". In the following content and I will discuss all sorts of fees that Jetstar may charge you as well as provide comparison reviews on Jetstar and Scoot. Baggage Review C

This post is all about Jetstar reviews and I will share my personal experience and opinions about Jetstar's service and discuss about safety, how much baggage you are allowed to bring, etc. My latest flight with Jetstar is in August of 2017 when I traveled between Singapore and Thailand. Flight Experience and Jetstar Reviews Is Budget Airline Really Bad? I'm not sure if you have the following stereotype on budget airline - e.g. bad service, safety issue. If you do, it is time to wipe them out because bad service and safety issue, based on my experience, is not specifically associated with budget airlines. I have had experience flying with various budget airlines including Jetstar, AirAsia, Scoot and Tiger. And they all seem to be okay for me. Is It Safe To Travel With Budget Airlines? How About Jetstar? I mean, if an aircraft is allowed to fly, then it is as safe as any other aircraft :) Budget aircrafts are no less safer than whatever other carrier.