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Xiamen Airlines - by Franco Tamani
8 January 2008 Customer Trip Rating : 
I fly at least once a week Xiamen Airline - it started with good service few years ego and then go
down. Now the service is poor, and staff are not friendly like before and sometime arrogant.
The food is also poor.
Xiamen Airlines - by Ewan Barr
14 May 2007 Customer Trip Rating : 
Guangzhou - Xiamen - Guangzhou. Overall a decent experience. Flights on time, staff attitude very good and a well kept 757-200. Lots
of drinks on the outward journey, albeit with a very basic seaweed snack (!) and the same good
service on the return leg (this time with pizza and buns for the meal).
Xiamen Airlines - by W Nian
15 April 2007 Customer Trip Rating : n/a
Kuala Lumpur to Fuzhou (monopoly operator for the route) was rather
chaotic. The flight attendants were fairly rude which may be attributed
to the number of passengers who did not follow rules during take-off and
landing. However, this is no excuse for the appalling level of service
(or lack of). FAs impatient and unhelpful by international standards.
Generally, this is expected from a Chinese domestic operator except the
price was even higher than flights going the same distance to other
Chinese cities.
Xiamen Airlines - by Robert Rajan
6 September 2006
Ground crew at Xiamen Airport pleasant and efficient, but FAs inflight
were not good. They seem to do the minimum required and act as if they
don't really care about the passengers. I was horrified to see people
carrying really enormous sacks into the cabin on their backs.
Unbelievable. What ever happened to the concept of hand-carry luggage?
Xiamen Airlines - by Alison Jewitt
6 September 2006
Shanghai to Xiamen. The staff were friendly and the flight was fine, in
general. However, if you are over 5' tall DO NOT take a window seat.
There is no leg room whatsoever. I'm 5'8" and wished I'd learned how to
say 'aisle-seat' before check-in as it was an incredibly uncomfortable
journey, made even worse when the person in front tipped there seat
back. If I'd had an aisle seat, I think it would have been fine though
so be warned!
Xiamen Airlines - by James Thian
2 October 2005
Leaving Shenzhen to Fuzhou on 19 Sep (MF 8318) and return on 21 Sep
(MF8317) both filghts delayed for at least more than 2 hours. Missed the
conference meetings and dinners appointment on both occasions. It is
surely a frustrated experience. Why can't they have more competition by
opening out more airlines servicing between these two cities? Do we
customers need to go through their incompetence operations, and their
internal problems? By the way, the tickets are not cheap, Rmb1,060 one
way.
Xiamen Airlines - by Jan Willem Pronk
13 September 2005
Return Shanghai-Xiamen in economy. Both fairly full flights in Boeing
757. Seat pitch OK for a 1.30 hour or so flight. So is the inflight
service. Friendly FA's and a simple lunch box accompanied by non-
alcoholic drinks. Uneventful but OK. On the way back we pulled back but
stood still for a long time after that. No explanation but when FA's
found out that it could take a while, they started giving service to
passengers. Quite professional.
Xiamen Airlines - by Vicky Best
25 May 2005
I would like to say " Thank You" to Ms Hou Gui Xia who was on duty on 17.05.05 in GuangZhou XiaMen
airline counter.
My aged parents were travelling on their own from Melbourne to Guang Zhou to catch the same day
flight to Xiamen. As the time was very tight between the two flights, I worried that they would be
late for the flight to Xiamen. Ms Hou was very patient and helpful every time I called to check if my
parents had come to pick up the tickets. She also put my parents on phone so that we could exchange
a few words. It is very kind and thoughtful of her to do so. It gave us a lot of comfort . Her
attitude towards passengers create a good image for Xiamen airline.
At the same time I would like to suggest that you add aged passengers service. As far as I know a
lot of aged parents are travelling on their own. It is harder when transit is involved. Wouldn't
that be wonderful if you have a service to pick up the aged parents for their worrying children and
help them through all the airport procedure till they board on the next flight. I believe people are
more than willing to pay for the service.
Xiamen Airlines - by Joe Qian
9 May 2005
I flew from Shanghai to Wuyi Shan in Fujian province. Service was basic but comfortable nonetheless.
Flight attendants made a number of announcements during the hour flight. Chinese newspapers were
given out. Drinks were served as well as two bags of pretzels and plums.
Xiamen Airlines - by John Chia
31 October 2004
Excellent full service airline for the price in between no frills and major airlines like SQ. The
food and service is similar to SilkAir on comparable flight from Xiamen/Sing.
Xiamen Airlines - by Gilbert Tan
9 August 2004
Singapore to Fuzhou, from Fuzhou to ShenZhen and back, lastly to
Singapore. I must say that the treatment on international flight was better than domestic. Quality
of food was average and need to be improved to cater to international standards, however, based on
its low cost no frills fare, I will chose Xiamen the next time I go to China.
Pre-booking your
departure 4-5 days earlier is recommended.
Xiamen Airlines - by Ian McLean
26 May 2004
I flew Xiamen from Macau to Hangzhou, I have never flown on such a dreadful airline. The food was
unidentifiable, the service of drinks was: coke, water or beer and the cabin crew's professionalism
basically amounted to "sit still and shut up" . However, topping it all were the hordes and hordes
of passengers that all ran to the exits in preparation to disembark as soon as we began to touch
down... they all went flying (excuse the pun).
Xiamen Airlines - by Steven Fielke
24 May 2004
Chinese airlines companies need a huge revamp, including Xiamen Airlines. I have flown with Xiamen
Airlines on several occasions and only have done so under duress. Their service and food are very
ordinary and they do little to make their customers satisfied. Just today, my wife is due to return
to Guangzhou from Fuzhou. Her flight has once again been delayed - the excuse, this time, is that
they cant find a pilot!
Xiamen Airlines - by Greg Doddrell
28 March 2004
I travelled from Shanghai to Xiamen and back on Xiamen Airlines and was
pleasantly surprised by the
friendly service both there and back and the high quality food on the return evening flight.
Compared to other domestic airlines in China, Xiamen Airlines was a good experience.
Xiamen Airlines - by Maggie Ni
28 January 2004
FOC-BKK via Xiamen on sept. 2003, I`ve also flown other routes
frequently. i.e. SHA-FOC, or FOC-Beijing. My impression is, that their
performances on mainland flights are different from those of
international flights. FOC-BKK: clean cabin, quite friendly FA`s, acceptable food. But on the other side, domestic flights seems to have a
lack of this standards. Especially my flight SHA- FOC was very
uncomfortable. Fortunately, I was too exhausted, to recognize it in
detail. But XF Airline is still one of the best options for domestic
mainland china flights. There are other domestic carriers worsen than
XF.
Xiamen Airlines - by Enrique Meseguer
1 December 2003
Flew RT -C Class- HKG to Xiamen -. flight operated by Xiamen Airlines which was a pleasant surprise.
On time departure, clean cabin, very nice seats and great service for the 1Hr. 20 min. flight. A
great quality lunch. Just hope CX would copy service standards of their partners like Xiamen
Airlines to create a world-class name.
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