Well, 2 of them are out of sequence, G-GOMO and G-CDNK
Its alright Dan, they only have about 5 flights a day into Stansted on a regular basis.
Gold Air are a charter company based at Biggin Hill, they have 7 Lear Jets and a BAe 125
Losing baggage. Not much that can really be done about it to be honest.
However it would help their case immeasureably if they didnt then steal from the bag as happened recently to me with bmi 😡
Yup, Alitalia have been on strike for about a week now, on and off.
OK, well arguably they’ve been on strike since 1945, on and off, but you know what I mean 😀
March I’m told, hopefully towards the end of the month as I’m home then! 😀
Sorry, shouldnt have doubted my prowess, looks like I’ve managed to get an E170 AND a CRJ705 into my trip after all 😀
Yup, definitly sounds like a scam I’m afraid, hard luck mate 🙁
There are various ways to get into contact with ebay through their customer services section, you’ll need to take a look through the site to get the one you need. They usually respond relaitvely quickly, but theres very little they can do, and I doubt you’ll get your money back. However ebay do own PayPal now so there is some hope.
I hope you didnt pay too much! 😮
Yup, definitly sounds like a scam I’m afraid, hard luck mate 🙁
There are various ways to get into contact with ebay through their customer services section, you’ll need to take a look through the site to get the one you need. They usually respond relaitvely quickly, but theres very little they can do, and I doubt you’ll get your money back. However ebay do own PayPal now so there is some hope.
I hope you didnt pay too much! 😮
At first glance I agree with SOC, it appears to be a scam. However it appears it IS actually linked to a purchase you made on ebay. What I would suggest you do is email the adress you were given on the auction, or even safer send the seller a message through ebay. Tell them you have recieved this email, it looks very much like a scam, and ask is it actually from them and can you have more details.
Once you get more details post them back on here (not including sensitive information of course) and we’ll see if its a scam or legitimate.
DO NOT send them any personal information at the moment.
At first glance I agree with SOC, it appears to be a scam. However it appears it IS actually linked to a purchase you made on ebay. What I would suggest you do is email the adress you were given on the auction, or even safer send the seller a message through ebay. Tell them you have recieved this email, it looks very much like a scam, and ask is it actually from them and can you have more details.
Once you get more details post them back on here (not including sensitive information of course) and we’ll see if its a scam or legitimate.
DO NOT send them any personal information at the moment.
A300, not A330:
Great stuff, are you going to be about tomorrow?
Lucky devil, I’ve been trying to work a 170, 175, or 190 into my forthcoming US trip without much luck. Looks like my AC flight is going to be on a boring 319 instead 🙁
Oh well, I’ll just have to wait for the FlyBe 195 to come along 😀
Correct
I think someone has just looked at the aircraft Jet2 operate without knowing anything about them. It currently stands at 2 A300s and however many 737s and 757s. The Airbus is top of that list alphabetically so I reckon the journo has just take the top aircraft in the abscence of any actual knowledge of Jet2’s fleet planning.
Anyway, the A300s are all for disposal at the moment.