Thomas Cook Airlines

5th June 2004, 06:37 PM

On Sat, 5 Jun 2004 23:01:19 +0100, "Andrew Carr"
<majikthise@nettaxi.com.net> wrote:

>After years of being ripped off by holiday companies as I'm single and go on holiday alone, I decided this year to book each part
>separately and have got a reasonable sized room and a flight on Thomas Cook Airlines from Newcastle (6 miles from my house)
>
>I booked the flight from cheapestflights.co.uk and have received the generic list of conditions that included the paragraph: -
>All inbound charter flights must be reconfirmed as per your Tour Operator. We do also recommend reconfirming all inbound scheduled
>flights with the Airline.
>
>
>How do I do this?
>
>Also does anyone know if the luggage limit is 15 or 20 kg on Thomas Cook "flight only" tickets
>
>TIA
>
>Andy
Charter tickets normally have the baggage allowance printed on them.
The itinerary which usually comes with a charter flight ticket only -
advising of check in details also has on it, the representative at the
airport of arrival. When you land, find out who is handling the
flight, and that will be who you contact to re confirm the return
journey, ( As often seen on Holiday Airline on tv). but also from
experience.

6th June 2004, 11:51 AM

>> Charter tickets normally have the baggage allowance printed on them.
>> The itinerary which usually comes with a charter flight ticket only -
>> advising of check in details also has on it, the representative at the
>> airport of arrival. When you land, find out who is handling the
>> flight, and that will be who you contact to re confirm the return
>> journey, ( As often seen on Holiday Airline on tv). but also from
>> experience.
>
>and the easiest place to reconfirm the return flight Is at the airport when
>you land :-)
>
Not always necessary as they still require y ou to reconfirm 48 hours
prior departure in case of last minute re scheduling - once again, as
often seen on Holiday Airline especially the Lanzagrotte one!