
sarah334504
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Yes it is normal although it is a pain, onboard they will normaly try to sit familys together if poss (i know i do) but to be honest as long as u check in early enough it shouldnt be a problem. I wouldnt pay and check in early and if you still dont get sat together when u get on the plane ask the crew to move you they normally will. |
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banditblue1200
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We have always been told to reserve our seats in advance to avoid being split up, we have never reserved our seats and by checking in as early as possible we have always been given adjoining seats. |
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search4travelwebsites
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Unfortunately, this is the way thinga are going, You are flying a charter airline and not a scheduled airline, so I would imagine you are getting a very good deal and this is how they make the profit from you flying with them, other extras on a charter flight include; extra leg room, meals and headphones.
Sorry but you will have to pay fo it. |
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b
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We go to Goa regularly, we turn up early at the airport before the check in opens. Once, on return from Goa people on our flight paid and still didn't get to sit together. Also you maybe in the same row but one of you will have to sit on the other side of the aisle. If your daughter is young it is unlikely that she will have to sit next to someone she doesn't know.Save the money and enjoy it out there. |
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tacho
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its a rip off try another airline |
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tottie3
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i would try another agency |
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Answerer
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that is stupid because family members should be allowed to sit together if not how will you find each other if they put everyone in different spot in the plane and i think that person trying to rip you off you...should have made a complaint |
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jonova2003
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wait till u get to check in and use the money for extra legroom seats that way u not have to pay twice? |
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scott j
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It seems like all the charter flights are doing this its just another way of getting more money from you.we are going to cyprus with first choice and we have had to pay extra to sit together. |
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amanda c
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This is one of the hidden costs of cheap travel. |
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Ozzy D
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how ugly is your daughter???????????? |
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MC
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Sounds like a rip to me too! |
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artful dodger
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how much do u have to pay if u sit apart? |
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superstar
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Unfortunatly this is how they con us out of our money! My family have to pay to sit together i have two samll children, its worth paying otherwise they sit you apart!!!!!1 |
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trebs
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I hate thompson so much that I will not fly with them again. They rip you off for everything and sitting together can mean being either side of the aisle. It will cost you lots more to choose your seats and a pain to accomplish. If you complain, they don't care
They charge you for meals (which if you don't have will mean that you get shoved to the back of the plane).
No
Never again |
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trixi
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It's a load of bull. Money making racket. Don't pay it!
You always get seats together if there are 2 or 3 of you. It is 3 seats adjoined usually, per row. The only way you wouldn't is if everyone else traveling on the plane are going solo which is never going to be the case.
Just get to the airport handy and have a wonderful holiday! |
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J F
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sucker |
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BizTravelMan
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Well, not quite. You see, you are to blame really. Many moons ago, air travel was expensive. Indeed, the correct cost of a simple flight to Paris is just under £400. Anything else is discounted. Then along came the Great British Public and everyone sort of wanted "cheap" air travel. And you got it. Now, an Airbus does not cost £10 a week on the HP and it costs many thousands of pounds to get an aeroplane in the air. So, for the fare you pay you get precisley what it says on the tin - you pay a low amount but all you get is taken from A to B. Anything extra and you pay. Food, drink, sit together - you pay. Now if you want the airline to bend over backwards for you by all means buy a business class or first class seat and then if you go to the loo they will hold the paper for you. A business class return London Goa is a tad over £3,700 plus tax - and you paid..... How much? |
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