Some questions of SMRT 950
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Supporting our services? Singaporeans always go for price. Very soon they'll warm up to Senai.Originally posted by sbst275:But you have habits on 67 on certain parts aft Bukit Panjang. Also, people avoid as we would rather support our services. Just like there are few takers to Senai Airport as in the news paper report "Only 20% of 600,000 passengers in Jan - May are Singaporeans" -
Hao Si Zai Hou Tou
Don't forget, Changi will be home to Tiger, Valuair, AirAsia Singapore* and that Quantas JV with that Budget Terminal.
*As I don't think it may make it as of the shuttle bus matter
More budget airlines here in future, so?
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IMO, they will be vary as of the recent spad of snatch robbery in JB.Originally posted by SBS9818A:Supporting our services? Singaporeans always go for price. Very soon they'll warm up to Senai. -
It's QANTAS. I have very little tolerance for misspelling of airline names.Originally posted by sbst275:Hao Si Zai Hou Tou
Don't forget, Changi will be home to Tiger, Valuair, AirAsia Singapore* and that Quantas JV with that Budget Terminal.
*As I don't think it may make it as of the shuttle bus matter
More budget airlines here in future, so?
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Originally posted by SBS9818A:
Sorry, but did you get my message. SG Govt is trying to steal MY budget airline business
It's [b]QANTAS. I have very little tolerance for misspelling of airline names.[/b] -
Originally posted by SBS9818A:
By the way, does anyone went to the Senai Airport City Lounge before. It looks very nice to me
It's [b]QANTAS. I have very little tolerance for misspelling of airline names.[/b] -
yeah. like a really posh place out of a abandoned bus terminal. but it only have an information counter & cafe inside. very empty & white. has a countdown timer for next senai express bus.Originally posted by sbst275:By the way, does anyone went to the Senai Airport City Lounge before. It looks very nice to me -
read this: http://buses.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=81479Originally posted by Superbus:Any indication of the proposed Causeway Link service between Larkin and Jurong East via Second Link? -
yes. and probably the real competitor to 170 lies in the express bus CW2. the only other svc offering this is SJE.Originally posted by SBS9818A:Does that mean CW1 will be extended to further down Bt. Timah Rd? That will be a true competitor of Sv. 170 -
Originally posted by freakybuses:Why 911? Can't it be 912 or 913?
911 takes the shortest distance to reach the checkpoint. 911's load balance facotr for checkpoint sector will not be affected so much if a fleet of non-Bendies took over. and there wun be much need of short trips by O405G's in the peak hours for St 11 residents. 911 buses are one of those chosen for this new service. -
Further more, it is temporary shelter. By Senai Airport may be downplayed by SG Govt as what I have said earlierOriginally posted by ^tamago^:yeah. like a really posh place out of a abandoned bus terminal. but it only have an information counter & cafe inside. very empty & white. has a countdown timer for next senai express bus. -
Yes, I have known about that news for quite sometime now, but I was referring to "physical" indications. As what the others have mentioned, guides for the upcoming Larkin-Queen St service have been published. So I was wondering if the guides for the Larkin-Jurong East service was published too.Originally posted by ^tamago^: -
the only indications i have are on the CW1 buses (approved bus route) and at Larkin Terminal platform for CW buses (the one nearer to news stand, not those parked far far away at Area C) (signage on platform stand about Larkin-Queen St service). sad to mention that jurong east or anything about jurong was not mentioned on the signage.Originally posted by Superbus:Yes, I have known about that news for quite sometime now, but I was referring to "physical" indications. As what the others have mentioned, guides for the upcoming Larkin-Queen St service have been published. So I was wondering if the guides for the Larkin-Jurong East service was published too.
anyway, where are the abovementioned published guides available?