I was after a website related to weather so I can have alook for a upcoming flight and see whats ahead weather wise.

I think we got our wires crossed. thanks anyway

Rgds

G-CDZH – DEL 17/02/2006 (Original del to Britannia AB 15/01/2000)
G-CDZI – DEL 20/05/2006 (Original del to Britannia AB 09/02/2000)
G-CDZL – DEL 30/04/2006 (Original del to Britannia 06/04/2000)
G-CDZM – DEL 23/11/2005 (Original del to Britannia 08/04/2000)
G-FDZA – DEL 23/01/2007 (Delivered new to Thomsonfly)
G-FDZB – DEL 20/04/2007 (Delivered new to Thomsonfly)
G-FDZD – DEL 30/05/2007 (Delivered new to Thomsonfly)
G-FDZE – DEL 17/01/2008 (Delivered new to Thomsonfly)
G-FDZF – DEL 04/02/2008 (Delivered new to Thomsonfly)
G-FDZG – DEL 10/03/2008 (Delivered new to Thomsonfly)
G-FDZJ – DEL 01/05/2008 (Original del to TUIfly 21/02/2007)
G-FDZO – DEL 03/06/2008 (Original del to TUIfly 26/04/2007)
G-FDZP – DEL 02/07/2008 (Original del to TUIfly 25/04/2007)

One more 737-800 is due January 2009, the other two February 2009.

Hope that helps. 🙂

Many thanks for clearing it all up lbarules,
do you know which are based at Man or is it pot luck?

Does anybody have any idea which craft I will be on?, also are they newly built units or x HapagLLoyd. I think the flight No is Tom2913 outbound and Tom2588 inbound

Thanks in advance.

Guess you were lucky, I have flown with Britannia for the last twenty years, and since the rebrand I have found them about as good as all the other low cost airlines. Yes times have changed but when you pay a small fortune for you holiday I guess that’s when you notice the differences, the 767 was worn out inside, broken panels, IFE was up the spout crew were miserable and garbage strewn around the door areas to name but a few things.
A far cry from what they were many moons ago, I think the only other airline still having the cut above the rest are first choice and I have heard good feedback about Excel.