Tuesday, May 27, 2014

MAS - limit to max of 2 pcs of baggage

Checked baggage

Effective 28 May 2014, guests are allowed to check-in a maximum of 2 pieces of baggage on any class of travel and a newly revised baggage rate will apply per block concept on Malaysia Airlines’ operated flights. The amount of checked baggage that you can take with you free of charge will vary according to the route, class of travel, terms and conditions of ticket and Enrich tier status.

Excess baggage charges will be levied based on weight pricing for all regions. For our Enrich Silver, Gold and Platinum members, you will still be able to enjoy an extra additional checked-in baggage during your travel. (The maximum baggage rate shall apply in accordance to the tier of membership).

Weight System 
Passengers are allowed to check-in a maximum of 2 pieces of baggage on any class of travel
  • First Class - 2 pieces weighing 50kg in total
  • Business Class -2 pieces weighing 40kg in total
  • Economy Class - 2 pieces weighing 30kg in total
  • Infants - one bag with maximum dimension of 11cm (45 inch), which may be carried as cabin baggage and one fully collapsible baby pushchair or stroller or carrying basket. The weight of the allowed items may not exceed 10 kg (22 lbs) in total.

A special allowance of 10kg per 10L bottle of ‘ZAM ZAM’ water is allowed to passengers performing ‘Umrah’ and ‘Hajj’ travelling from Jeddah Kuala Lumpur with onward connecting flights.


Additional checked baggage allowance
Enrich Platinum members are allowed an additional 100% extra checked baggage allowance for the respective class of travel.

Enrich Gold members are allowed an additional 50 % extra checked baggage allowance for the respective class of travel.

Enrich Silver members are allowed an additional 5 kg extra checked baggage allowance for the respective class of travel. GRADS are allowed 10 kg additional baggage allowance based on non-promotional fares paid.


Weight System excess baggage rates

Effective 28 May 2014, the charges for checked baggage weights in excess of the free baggage allowance will be calculated depending on zone of travel with a fixed rate applied for every 5 kg of excess baggage weight.

Region
Fixed Rate for each block of 5 kg
Within Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah & Sarawak
MYR 45
Between Peninsular Malaysia, and Sabah or Sarawak
MYR 55
South East Asia
MYR 70
South Asia/ Greater China
MYR 100
North Asia/ Australia/ New Zealand/ Middle East
MYR 115
Europe
MYR 170

For flights departing from international airports, the charges will be based on the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) value of the applicable zonal charge and to be converted into the local currency of payment during check-in.

The above guidelines apply only for travel on Malaysia Airlines and does not cover code-share flights as well as travel involving other airlines.

Piece System excess baggage rates
For Economy Class, baggage weighing over 23 kg (50 lbs) and up to 32 kg (70 lbs), passengers will be charged USD25/CAD25 per piece for the first 2 pieces.

The piece pricing is applicable when the number of checked-in piece exceeds the 2 pieces free baggage allowance.
Region
MYR (per 5kg) EachBlobk Rate
Checked-in Bag/Weight
How it works?(MYR)
Total (MYR)
Within Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah & Sarawak
45
2pc/30
N/A
No Charge
Between Peninsular Malaysia, and Sabah or Sarawak
 55
5pc/90
12-Blocks of 5kgs = 55 x12=660

3-Extra pieces = 55 x  3 =165
825
South East Asia
70
3pc/30
One time charge at RM70/-applicable for extra piece with no additional charge for extra weight
70
South Asia/ Greater China
100
3pc/47
4-Blocks of 5kgs=100 x 4=400

1-Extra piece = 100 x 1=100
500
North Asia/ Australia/ New Zealand/ Middle East
115
3pc/37
2-Blocks of 5kgs  = 115 x 2=230

1 Extra piece       =  115
345
Europe
 170
2pc/30
N/A
No Charge



Excess baggage charges for live animal or domestic pet
Please be advised that live animal or domestic pet shall not be included in the free baggage allowance but shall constitute excess baggage for which the passenger must pay the applicable charges.
a. If flight sector apply weight system, the charge is based on 1.5% of the highest normal direct adult one-way Economy Class fare (in local currency) for each kilogram.
b. Animal weight plus the cage.
c. In case the weight of live animal and its cage is less than 5 kg, a minimum of 5 kg will be charged.
c. In case the weight of live animal and its cage is less than 5 kg, a minimum of 5 kg will be charged.
Guide dogs accompanying sight or hearing impaired passengers, together with containers and food, will be carried free of charge in addition to the free baggage allowance.


More detail information directly link: 
http://www.malaysiaairlines.com/my/en/book-and-plan/baggage/checked-baggage.html




Friday, May 16, 2014

Feminist Parody "Blurred Lines"

Simply love this lyric created by Feminist Parody  "Blurred Lines", which orginal sang by Robin Thicke.


Watch the video by Feminist Parody:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/joannakatelinw/the-most-appropriate-response-to-robin-thicke-1lor

Lyrics:
http://rapgenius.com/Law-revue-defined-lines-blurred-lines-parody-lyrics

Effect from his song:
http://www.psmag.com/culture/mouths-rapists-lyrics-robin-thickes-blurred-lines-66569/

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Internet Speed in Malaysia is incompetent .....








http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014/05/04/Our-Internet-not-so-broadband-after-all-Speed-slower-than-Vietnam-and-Cambodia/


Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Easy to get Malaysia Identity Card with a price.

FAKE copies of Malaysian MyKad and passports of various countries can be easily bought in the streets of Bangkok, reported China Press.  The daily reported that syndicate members could be seen openly touting such services and promising to deliver the fake documents within an hour.

The documents are said to be able to escape detection by the latest technology and authorities. The buyers were mostly from South-East Asian and European countries. According to middlemen, a fake passport costs between RM8,000 and RM10,000.


http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014/05/05/Fake-MyKad-sold-in-Bangkok-Syndicate-members-touting-forged-documents-and-passports/

So, the technology we been upgrading several times into our IC , still remain easy to duplicate? 

Monday, May 5, 2014

Japanese food

My sis brought this good from JP for me to try it out. It contained sesame seed, dried seaweed and wasabi (the rest of the stuff inside, I have no clue at all). Just sprinkle a tiny bit onto your plain rice to add more flavour. It is quite nice and tasty but the wasabi is serious hot!