I have A2 exams, AS and A2 General Studies and a driving exam this summer. My first exam is AS General Studies coming up in less than a week.
I have A2 exams, AS and A2 General Studies and a driving exam this summer. My first exam is AS General Studies coming up in less than a week.
Jet2 need to serve more non Spanish destinations such as Cyprus,Greece maybe Turkey.
I can’t see Turkey being served, as it isn’t the most popular charter destination. Cyprus could work if on a couple of times a week service, but it is a bit far away so it’d be stretching it if they wanted to fit 2 services for one aircraft in a day.
Are they both at MAN this summer.
This has been the case every summer since they were introduced into the fleet when in JMC.
According to cabincrew.com im guessing they will be doing Thomson’s programme most likely using an A320 or 757.
Tommy, please can you read things a bit more thoroughly before you post stuff on here.
They mainly work the charters, with most of the 320s/321s working the ZB schedules with the occasional charter flight.
Beware Tommy, if you get MRJK as your aircraft, should you get an A320, don’t expect IFE as this aircraft still has yet to get headphone sockets installed in the armrests of each seat. I had it back in October when it didn’t have them, and I came home on it today and it still didn’t have them. I’m not sure of BJ or BK, but if you get one of the normal ones, you’ll have IFE.
Should you get an A321, expect minimal legroom, as our flight out on G-OZBM (ex-BMI aircraft) had no legroom for me (I’m just over 6 foot).
I saw DAJC parked next to my aircraft (OZBM) as I headed out to Barcelona, and it still isn’t in full livery. I find it hard to see how they’ll find time topaint it fully unless it has a scheduled maintenance time this summer. SJMC is in full livery, so I’d expect to see SJMC stay longer than DAJC.
I flew on G-OZBB and G-MRJK on my last holiday.
Only G-MONX has leather seats, but extra legroom seats are on the first six rows of all A320s, but these can’t be pre-booked. They get allocated at check-in (we got them on the way out as we were there early).
I’d choose Monarch, though I have flown with Monarch a hell of a lot more than Thomas Cook, and I’m flying with Monarch again on Sunday.
In terms of their service and legroom, they’re pretty much similar to one another, so I reckon you should go with the cheaper option.
It came in for the first time yesterday.
Faro isn’t nice when you’re stuck there for 5 hours without able to get through to the gates to see the planes. At least they sell Airliner World in their magazine shop!
Shame about the change of a/c, but it’ll be in soon enough.
I went on this last summer, and it was great. You could also plane spot for most of the tour when you’re in the DC10 and on the external tour of the aircraft, and also when you’re sat in the Concorde. It’s also really interesting listening to the history of that aircraft, not just of Concorde.
BA favour Boeings on long haul, so this isn’t really much of a surprise.