By: MANAIRPORTMAD - 13th September 2004 at 21:00
LOL, youd have about 19 fuel stops!!
By: Grey Area - 13th September 2004 at 19:53
Bet you won’t be flying on one of these, though!
By: bmi-star - 13th September 2004 at 14:48
MAN-Montego Bay, u’d get a A340!
By: wilag - 13th September 2004 at 13:48
Been trying to get on a T7 for ages, glad BA use it on that route, looks blommin good to me.
By: Pablo - 13th September 2004 at 13:47
It would have to be MAN-LGW-KIN
The first leg will be with a 737.
The second leg will be with a 777-200.
From LHR, you would have to connect via Miami most likely. American fly from there to Kingston on a BA codeshare.
(BA 207 LHR-MIA, B744 -> BA 5195 MIA-KIN, B738)
AA will be flying MAN-MIA next winter. You could try that option.
By: mongu - 13th September 2004 at 13:45
It would have to be MAN-LGW-KIN
The first leg will be with a 737.
The second leg will be with a 777-200.
From LHR, you would have to connect via Miami most likely. American fly from there to Kingston on a BA codeshare.
(BA 207 LHR-MIA, B744 -> BA 5195 MIA-KIN, B738)
By: wilag - 13th September 2004 at 13:40
Thanks for the info chaps,
Just head that there service was not too clever? also I would like to fly BA which is possible as they offer free connections from Man to London. Tried to find out what equipment BA use but it doesn’t say any ideas?
By: T5 - 13th September 2004 at 12:45
There is plenty of choice, especially if you are travelling to Montego Bay where I travelled to with Airtours (MyTravel).
However, Air Jamaica is probably your best bet. At least you’ll be comfortable for the 10 hour trip.
By: EAL_KING - 13th September 2004 at 12:18
British Airways fly there or you could fly with european airlines or any us airlines or charter airlines the a340 is a nice plane and good friendly service.
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