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best fights to Florida we are looking for the beat airline to fight with we have always gone with travel city direct but the last two time the fights were not too good but you can double your luggage with them . thanks j.d.s
John Rocke
17-04-2005, 16:27
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by j.d.s
best <span style="color:red">fights</span id="red"> to Florida we are looking for the beat airline to <span style="color:red">fight</span id="red"> with we have always gone with travel city direct but the last two time the <span style="color:red">fights were not too good </span id="red"> but you can double your luggage with them . thanks j.d.s
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Try Air Rage, but give the Black eyed beans a miss if I were you.
jr
Try the link at the top of the page for decent flights don't think they are very good for 'fights' though? http://www.flightsflorida.com/
jolliffee
17-04-2005, 17:55
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by John Rocke
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by j.d.s
best <span style="color:red">fights</span id="red"> to Florida we are looking for the beat airline to <span style="color:red">fight</span id="red"> with we have always gone with travel city direct but the last two time the <span style="color:red">fights were not too good </span id="red"> but you can double your luggage with them . thanks j.d.s
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Try Air Rage, but give the Black eyed beans a miss if I were you.
jr
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Can,t beat Vigin in my opinion.
But if it,s a fight your after, try Air Lingus[lucky][lucky][beer][grin][grin][laugh][laugh]<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by j.d.s
best fights to Florida we are looking for the beat airline to fight with we have always gone with travel city direct but the last two time the fights were not too good but you can double your luggage with them . thanks j.d.s
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We don't bother with Virgin or BA anymore as they are so damn expensive.
Try either Excel airways or Mytravel, they fly direct and I have never had any problems with them. They are reasonable as well.
DOM
dolphinv
18-04-2005, 03:24
Aerlingus are going to try make their Dublin to MCO flights permenent...cool for us! Cheap if you book in time!
I have flown 3 times so far this year and from that: -
It would have to be Virgin premium economy, but they are so expensive.
Next i would put firstchoice, they give good value for money.
Poor old Brittannia came in a poor third.
HI J.D.S
As said above Virgin are excellent. Have you had a look at US Airways [?]
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DisneyDreamer
18-04-2005, 15:15
Virgin or BA gets my vote....excellent luggage allowance and a direct route with a great service. Many people on the forum fly in-direct and this will save on the pennies so you might find this is the way to go?[msncool]
We flew Delta over Easter this year. nothing outstanding, but the outbound food was 'orrible. Coming back was fine.
davy woods
18-04-2005, 18:40
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by j.d.s
best fights to Florida we are looking for the beat airline to fight with we have always gone with travel city direct but the last two time the fights were not too good but you can double your luggage with them . thanks j.d.s
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Try mytravel they are very resonable and the flight is direct, i once had a fight to Florida, fighting to get the best seat with leg room on US airways.:D
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by DisneyDreamer
Virgin or BA gets my vote....excellent luggage allowance and a direct route with a great service. Many people on the forum fly in-direct and this will save on the pennies so you might find this is the way to go?[msncool]
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I agree! PE for me![msnwink]
andy and ann hales
19-04-2005, 12:07
We just used American Airlines via New York
Great leg room highly recommend
Less than £300
I've put it on another thread but I've just got some flights in June including fully insured car hire For £1199 for 4 people, with Airtours (not the best maybe but cost is a factor at the moment)
As benfilo says you won't get better value for money than the charter airlines.
DOM
christina
22-04-2005, 10:40
Can't beat Virgin in my opinion, love their online check-in facility too. Good food, plenty of legroom, even in economy, direct flight. [beer]
Yes we love virgin as well, but they are very expensive. This year we are flying with Travel City end of August, 3 adults including car and I have pre-booked the seats £1,294. Virgin wanted £2,280. Why are they so expensive?[msnoo]
It drives you nuts really. I have almost given up trying to get a cheap flight with Virgin.
while I am on the subject of Virgin, does anyone else find it hard to view their website? I can't make out the writing as is so small.
DOM
Writing is fine on Virgin, however, they are not showing flights for April 2006 on their website.[msnmad] The travel agents can get them up on the screen.
Kaz
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by domster
It drives you nuts really. I have almost given up trying to get a cheap flight with Virgin.
DOM
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I think you have to book way in advance at least 12 months plus, and the cheapest are always when children are not on school hols[msnwink]
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by kokomo
Yes we love virgin as well, but they are very expensive. This year we are flying with Travel City end of August, 3 adults including car and I have pre-booked the seats £1,294. Virgin wanted £2,280. Why are they so expensive?[msnoo]
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i presume thats direct. try using a broker/agent off teletext. bet they quote you happy. they did for us[msnsmile2]
Magical Dreams
23-04-2005, 12:44
We're using US Airways to fly 23/11/05 return 10/12/05
6 Adults, 2 kids, £2670 from Manchester.
I thought it was reasonable.
If you are a Frequent Flyer member with Virgin, you can save some serious money on their flights.
You can use what they call " Miles and Money"
Basically, you use 2000 of your airmiles and pay the balance in cash.
We were looking at flights for July, £700+
But using 2000 miles it was £498, a saving of £200+ (Approx)
To be honest, we didn't think it would have made that much difference. But it does.
You can also use your Miles to discount other passengers in your party.
Not children though.
So anyone who has flown with VA in the last 6 months and are not members, get signed up.
You can clain miles back upto the last 6 months.
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