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Introduction: Flying China's Other 5-Star Airline

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In late July, Xiamen Air announced that they'd launch flights between Seattle and Shenzhen (with connecting service to Xiamen) as of this September. This represented Xiamen Air's first flight between the US and China, and only their second route between North America and China (they also fly from Vancouver to Xiamen). Chinese airlines are greatly…

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(@Jonathan)
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If you want the all in one product you don't touch China rather fly EVA or CI.

The joke between Experienced people living in HK is never renew the visa to China and just go to Taiwan for the Sino experience.
Close to Japanese service, diligence, style, quality and even honest.


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(@Bobbie Dooley)
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Benjamin: I had once traveled on the China Airways, in First Class of course. It was before my husband and I had our children Seth and Dylan. We visited the Great Wall and all those wonderful oriental sites. We booked it with On the Go with Colleen Kristen Brewster and it was just such a wonderful journey. I recall us having a very private cabin and the flight attendants with their squinty eyes were just so subservient and wonderful with their services. It was worth every penny. I highly recommend Colleen's travel agency and you should check her out. Oh wait, you're not into women. And another thing, we also stayed at a very nice bed and breakfast in Shen Zhen - I think it was call Jin Jiang China Star Hotel. They even called us in the room to provide massage services but it was for men only so my husband Steve naturally went to try it out. I was just happy sipping my Chinese tea. Just a magical experience all around.


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(@sqflyer)
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lol @Bobbie Dooley, this must be one of the weirdest and dodgiest comments I've ever read anywhere! 😀


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(@poonwix)
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Did you get lounge access at St Regis SZ when booking Luxury Privileges?


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(@Oliver)
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200USD flexible rate - wut? For real?
Their lowest available rate (not flexible!) is 1600RMB ++, which usually comes out at 300USD. We live in HK and often go there for a bit of weekend R&R, but with this rate we'd surely stay more often...


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 K.A.
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Bonnie Dooley's comment would be charming in a "senile old person" kind of way if it wasn't also racist.


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 Paul
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@Bobbie Dooley. That's some racist s***. Check yourself.


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 Brad
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A quick Google search reveals that this Colleen Kristen Brewster is a travel agent who books assisted suicide trips to the Netherlands for their "final voyage" - http://www.philhendrieshow.com/category/character-clips/colleen-kristin-brewster/


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(@Petter N.)
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Boobie Doley; keep you redneckisms away from here - you're the stereotype that gave us citizens a bad rep.


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(@Tonco)
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Hi Lucky, I am big fan of your blog,What is the difference between Hard and Soft product? thank you


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