Hi there
I am flying with Thomson from Glasgow to Sanford on 16th September. I cannot log into the booking extras page on Thomson at the moment, a message appears telling me to try nearer the time of my holiday. I was keen to see the seat map. Does anyone happen to know which type of aircraft this flight is likely to be and possibly have a link to the seating plan?
Thanks in advance
Tink
I am flying with Thomson from Glasgow to Sanford on 16th September. I cannot log into the booking extras page on Thomson at the moment, a message appears telling me to try nearer the time of my holiday. I was keen to see the seat map. Does anyone happen to know which type of aircraft this flight is likely to be and possibly have a link to the seating plan?
Thanks in advance
Tink
tinkglasgow,
Welcome onboard
You can only access select your seat within 2 months of your departure date. I'll need your flight number to give you specific flight details, but assuming you're on the weekly service, your flight is operated by a former Thomsonfly Boeing 767-304/ER (283 seat long haul, winglets). You'll find extensive aircraft information including a link to the seat plan on our What Aircraft? guide (link below).
Darren
Welcome onboard
You can only access select your seat within 2 months of your departure date. I'll need your flight number to give you specific flight details, but assuming you're on the weekly service, your flight is operated by a former Thomsonfly Boeing 767-304/ER (283 seat long haul, winglets). You'll find extensive aircraft information including a link to the seat plan on our What Aircraft? guide (link below).
Darren
hi darren flying to Cuba 4th september returning 19th september from Manchester could you please tell me the type of plane? is it thomsons or first choice also we have booked premium seats and have managed to choose our seats today .flight tom 182 tom 183. thanking you happy days 
LOLLY,
MAN-HOG-MAN (TOM182/3) are operated by a former First Choice Boeing 767-300/ER. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our What Aircraft? guide (link below).
Darren
MAN-HOG-MAN (TOM182/3) are operated by a former First Choice Boeing 767-300/ER. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our What Aircraft? guide (link below).
Darren
Thanks Darren, I forget about the links as I browse using Tapatalk, need to remember to use safari now and again.
came back in the early hours (this morning) on the new 738 - superb interior, great cabin crew and a very informative Capt. Thanks 
Hi there I am new to the forum and was wondering, please can anyone help me, we normally book our own diy holidays, but, this year have booked an all inclusive deal with First Choice/Thomson holiday to Cancun from Gatwick on 16th August 2011, the flight number is TOM074 can anyone tell me which type of aircraft we will be flying on, as we prebooked our seats already as we were hoping to get some leg room ..!! but when looking at the seat booking chart the seat formation was 2,3,2, which seems like a pretty small aircraft for a non stop flight- or am I missing something??
any advice much appreciated
thanks
any advice much appreciated
thanks
Hi,
Can anyone help me out and tell which type of plane Edinburgh - Majorca - Edinburgh, flights TOM 1674 dep 07.40 / Tom 1675 dep 12.30, we will be flying in. I know it is Thomson but thats it. Thank you x.
G
Can anyone help me out and tell which type of plane Edinburgh - Majorca - Edinburgh, flights TOM 1674 dep 07.40 / Tom 1675 dep 12.30, we will be flying in. I know it is Thomson but thats it. Thank you x.
G
Hi, does anyone know where and when they list the films that will be shown on the Thomson flights going to Orlando? I am going in August !!
trace104 wrote:Hi, does anyone know where and when they list the films that will be shown on the Thomson flights going to Orlando? I am going in August !!
I don't think they are listed yet, I looked at the link last night at they were only listed for May & June. I was am looking for September.
Feebee wrote:I don't think they are listed yet, I looked at the link last night at they were only listed for May & June. I was am looking for September.
trace104 wrote:Hi, does anyone know where and when they list the films that will be shown on the Thomson flights going to Orlando? I am going in August !!
pat wrote:I was looking for the IFE for August also, but noticed it is up yet.
IFE is changed 3 times per season, ie every 2 months. The current list is for May / June. The next 2 months is July / August. The listing won't be released until the beginning of July. I'll update the link on the What Aircraft? guide when I get it at the beginning of July. The following 2 month period is September / October. I'll update the listing at the beginning of September once it's released. Winter periods are November / December, January / February and March / April. Details aren't known until they are released at the beginning of each 2 month period.
Darren
jules1234,
Welcome onboard
LGW-CUN-LGW (TOM074/5) are operated by a former First Choice Boeing 767-300/ER. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our What Aircraft? guide (link below) including aircraft and cabin photos plus seat maps and IFE. The aircraft is a wide bodied twin jet so even though it's 'only' 2-3-2, it's still has a maximum take-off weight (MTOW) of 186,900kg, has an endurance of 11.25 hours or approximately 5,900 miles with a full passenger load (13 hours / 6,800 miles when empty), a wing span of 47.6m and a length of 54.9m!! It's a pretty big aircraft although not jumbo sized. The medium density configuration means you get more room than the higher density configured aircraft such as those used on short and medium haul flights.
Darren
Welcome onboard
LGW-CUN-LGW (TOM074/5) are operated by a former First Choice Boeing 767-300/ER. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our What Aircraft? guide (link below) including aircraft and cabin photos plus seat maps and IFE. The aircraft is a wide bodied twin jet so even though it's 'only' 2-3-2, it's still has a maximum take-off weight (MTOW) of 186,900kg, has an endurance of 11.25 hours or approximately 5,900 miles with a full passenger load (13 hours / 6,800 miles when empty), a wing span of 47.6m and a length of 54.9m!! It's a pretty big aircraft although not jumbo sized. The medium density configuration means you get more room than the higher density configured aircraft such as those used on short and medium haul flights.
Darren
geemac,
EDI-PMI-EDI (TOM1674/5) are operated by a Boeing 757-200. Flights are currently operated for Thomson Airways by Astraeus using the same aircraft type and configuration (G-STRW) so don't be surprised if it doesn't have Thomson's livery.
Darren
EDI-PMI-EDI (TOM1674/5) are operated by a Boeing 757-200. Flights are currently operated for Thomson Airways by Astraeus using the same aircraft type and configuration (G-STRW) so don't be surprised if it doesn't have Thomson's livery.
Darren
Hiya
We're flying to Dalaman from Gatwick (16:20) on 9th Aug. Does anyone know what the meal will be as there's a lot of us going & we're not sure whether to book them or not
Many thanks
We're flying to Dalaman from Gatwick (16:20) on 9th Aug. Does anyone know what the meal will be as there's a lot of us going & we're not sure whether to book them or not
Many thanks
mickyjo,
It's normally chicken or beef with vegetables and potatoes in a sause but it does change from time to time. BY-TOM-AMM-FCA might be able to give you a more accurate update.
Darren
It's normally chicken or beef with vegetables and potatoes in a sause but it does change from time to time. BY-TOM-AMM-FCA might be able to give you a more accurate update.
Darren
I flew back to Manchester from Santorini last week on a ex First Choice 757. Jeeez were the seats cramped, my legs started swelling before take off. I couldn't get extra leg room, but I will next time.
The "meal" was repulsive noodles for starters, followed by 2 boiled sausages with smash with green bits in it, followed by a piece of cake that wasn't bad. This meal was very poor. Whatever happened to the decent meals we used to have on Air 2000? Buck's fiz for breakfast and a hot towel to clean up.
Not wanting to be too critical but why when going on holiday are people so concerned which film is showing. You can't watch them properly anyway. What's wrong with books?
The "meal" was repulsive noodles for starters, followed by 2 boiled sausages with smash with green bits in it, followed by a piece of cake that wasn't bad. This meal was very poor. Whatever happened to the decent meals we used to have on Air 2000? Buck's fiz for breakfast and a hot towel to clean up.
Not wanting to be too critical but why when going on holiday are people so concerned which film is showing. You can't watch them properly anyway. What's wrong with books?
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