For sure they have a provision for vegetarian meals.So,what i mean that all tbhe passenger only eat vegetarian only coz want to respect them.No meat is allowed?

Quote from BooN....

"In regards to food, it's best not to bring "tapaued" food on board and eat. Especially those non-halal as it's disrespectful."

It must be a standard that applies to all passengers.

We can't forbid non-halal food because some passengers are non-halal. The same goes with non-beef, vegetarian etc.

Heck don't complain to me....complain to the authorities...
If you think that you're good enough than just bring it.
It's only my opinion.

And re-read your title.
First off you're asking a question and next thing you know, you're correcting every little suggestion one have thrown at you...
Bravo for your sincerity.
Good luck in life.

Btw, even if you board any other airlines; to my knowledge, non would allowed "tapau" food on board. The best is still cookies and breads. (i.e. dry foods)
It's more towards domestic flight that is more lenient.

So since now you've mentioned that it's an international flight, good luck trying to clear the checkpoint with "tapaued" food. Remember to post pics if you does manage.

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Added on January 1, 2009, 2:25 pmThe problem is you're flying with a M'sian based airline and clearing M'sian immigration.

This post has been edited by b00n: Jan 1 2009, 02:27 PM

i brought once before.
sandwich

You're assuming that the levels of seriousness that each religion put into prohibited meats are the same.

btw, comes to think of it, never recall airlines serving beef also.
Talking about MAS olden days where they still serve food for domestic flights.
Taken Cathay and JAL before but can't recall beef on their plane.
Chicken or fish is the common choice.

mm talking bout liquid based substance , i think it's now limited to something like 100ml only rite? (international regulation)

yup, snacks and biscuits should be fine

If my memory doesn't fail me, it's 100ml per bottle to the max of 1 liter per person.

eh mm thought is MAX 100ml of any substance liquid - gel/water/juices/etc

this was due to the 9/11 thingy, that's why u can see the checkpoint where those drinking/mineral water exceeding 100ml, has to be disposed off, so either one drinks till the 100ML limits, or simply disposed it.

It's normal to smuggler abit of food & water into the plane. I did brought in snack & biscuits and for drinks, if u managed to bypass the security, better. If no, I normally tapau 2 bottles of water from the conv shop in the departure hall. & drink in plane...BTW, the combo meal at RM12 consist of either Chinese tea/pepsi & nasi lemak/nasi goreng..is worth the money you spent.. the nasi lemak is damn good & the OSK green tea is refilleable numerous times..so if u finish the drink just ask the stewardess to top-up or u DIY.

BTW, I'm thinking to merge this thread to the existing AA..pucman u dun mind?

This post has been edited by stimix: Jan 1 2009, 05:18 PM

What I was thinking is I make my own simple fried rice and put into lunch box. Can save money. I won't bring pork or beef or any meat to respect everyone on the airplane. I hope people can follow my example and respect every group instead of just ONE group.

stimix,
You can merge into airasia thread if you want.

This post has been edited by pucman: Jan 1 2009, 06:14 PM

Ah ok i get it, yup it's possible to bring in any amount of liquids after u've passed tru the security checkpoint & bought it @ the stores at the departure hall. What i thought was bringing in water from outside before the checkpoint.

..eh..just hope the policemen b4 the departure hall dun caught u bringing the tupperware...chances of getting caught is high since they scan tyou bag..normally I brought in only those snacks & etc which they allow-in
This post has been edited by stimix: Jan 1 2009, 08:18 PM

You mean they don't allow tupperware with food ?

It's not dangerous and can't be used as weapons.

Why they don't allow ?

This post has been edited by stimix: Jan 1 2009, 08:18 PM

It's International regulation leh..All international airports also imposed this rule..no shampoo, no liquid & etc...I hink food in container also part of the rule. Tnx to London terrorist bringing in liquid bomb years ago..

yup that's why there's a MAX limit of 100ml of any liquid substance.

I once saw an indon lady being told off by the securities to remove all the perfume bottles, there's like hundreds of them, and she frantically tugged them into the checked in luggage

anybody knows any other ways to call Airasia..
apparently the numbers they provided online is useless..
called 100 times..cant get tru ( network failure)

03 21719333 / 9222

anybody?
urgent..

actually i booked kl to png INSTEAD of png to kl ...can i change?
thanks

I'm going to take return flight on airasiax from london to kl next year...hope it's OK lol. Anyone have any experience yet?

Liquid Tiberium bomb?

Hey guys quick question, are you guys facing problem booking online now? I tried to book go flight + hotel packages but nothing seems to load!

^ Same here, can't even load the page.