Can someone advise me.
flight Tom 374 Birmingham to Montego Bay 22nd sept 2011. what type aircraft. and in premium section, how many rows on seat side A B . Thank you for advice.
gingerdennis,
BHX-MBJ-BHX (TOM374 /5) are operated by a former Thomsonfly Boeing 767-300/ER (long haul / winglets / G-OBYD). These have 5 rows / 31 seats in the premium cabin. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our What Aircraft? guide (link below).
Darren
BHX-MBJ-BHX (TOM374 /5) are operated by a former Thomsonfly Boeing 767-300/ER (long haul / winglets / G-OBYD). These have 5 rows / 31 seats in the premium cabin. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our What Aircraft? guide (link below).
Darren
Dazbo.
thank you. now i am concerned. i have been allocated seats 6a and b in premium. as there are only 5 rows, can this be right ?
thank you. now i am concerned. i have been allocated seats 6a and b in premium. as there are only 5 rows, can this be right ?
gingerdennis,
G-OBYD is the only longhaul aircraft in the ex-TOM configuration and has been operating the flight all summer (since May). Row 6 is the first row of economy seats on that particular aircraft with extra legroom. I wouldn't worry, there could be a change of aircraft scheduled on your dates of travel to an ex-FCA. If you've booked premium seating, that's what you'll get.
Darren
G-OBYD is the only longhaul aircraft in the ex-TOM configuration and has been operating the flight all summer (since May). Row 6 is the first row of economy seats on that particular aircraft with extra legroom. I wouldn't worry, there could be a change of aircraft scheduled on your dates of travel to an ex-FCA. If you've booked premium seating, that's what you'll get.
Darren
anyone know the registration of the exFCA 767-300ER operating flt no TOM670/1 NCL-SFB-NCL on september the 1st and 15th???
j.forster96,
Nobody will know that this far in advance as aircraft are rotated weekly for many different reasons. I'll know the day before. It makes little difference as they are all the same inside apart from the position of the overwing exits and a few seats on G-OOAN.
Darren
Nobody will know that this far in advance as aircraft are rotated weekly for many different reasons. I'll know the day before. It makes little difference as they are all the same inside apart from the position of the overwing exits and a few seats on G-OOAN.
Darren
Sorry if this is the wrong section but could someone tell me what i will be waching on the way to turkey this friday from birmingham 
Thank you my friend
Hi 
we are travelling to Gran Canaria from EMA on 22nd Aug on TOM 7130, can you tell me what aircraft it will be. my daughter is a very nervous flyer so any information you can give me would be appreciated
we are travelling to Gran Canaria from EMA on 22nd Aug on TOM 7130, can you tell me what aircraft it will be. my daughter is a very nervous flyer so any information you can give me would be appreciated
Hi Dazbo
Im flying from Gatwick to Las Palmas on Sept 5th. TOM4126 and returning on 12 Sept on TOM4127.
Any chance on info for which aircraft and IFE please.
Many thanks
Racegirl
Im flying from Gatwick to Las Palmas on Sept 5th. TOM4126 and returning on 12 Sept on TOM4127.
Any chance on info for which aircraft and IFE please.
Many thanks
Racegirl
Hi all from a very very got turkey
We are travelling on TOM 567 DLM - MAN tomorrow/ saturday. Does anyone know which exact aircraft will be operating the flight. Hoping for one of the new 737's with sky interior!!
Many thanks in advance
pallan
We are travelling on TOM 567 DLM - MAN tomorrow/ saturday. Does anyone know which exact aircraft will be operating the flight. Hoping for one of the new 737's with sky interior!!
Many thanks in advance
pallan
PrincessLili42,
EMA-LPA-EMA (TOM7130/1) are operated by a Boeing 737-800. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our what Aircraft? guide (link below).
Darren
EMA-LPA-EMA (TOM7130/1) are operated by a Boeing 737-800. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our what Aircraft? guide (link below).
Darren
racegirl3075,
LGW-LPA-LGW (TOM4126/7) are operated by a Boeing 757-200. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our what Aircraft? guide (link below). IFE for September / October won't be released until the beginning of September. I'll update the link once I have it.
Darren
LGW-LPA-LGW (TOM4126/7) are operated by a Boeing 757-200. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our what Aircraft? guide (link below). IFE for September / October won't be released until the beginning of September. I'll update the link once I have it.
Darren
pallan,
There are several 73H's based at MAN so it can be any one of them and can change at any time. You'll find out on the day. G-CDZM is looking likely though. The Sky interior aircraft are currently based in;
G-FDZT - MAN
G-FDZU - LGW
G-FDZW - DSA
G-FDZX - EMA
Darren
There are several 73H's based at MAN so it can be any one of them and can change at any time. You'll find out on the day. G-CDZM is looking likely though. The Sky interior aircraft are currently based in;
G-FDZT - MAN
G-FDZU - LGW
G-FDZW - DSA
G-FDZX - EMA
Darren
Thanks for your quick reply!! However searching for G-FDZM nothing comes up, I didn't think there was a G-FDZM in the fleet???
However searching for G-FDZM nothing comes up, I didn't think there was a G-FDZM in the fleet???
pallan wrote:I didn't think there was a G-FDZM in the fleet???
My mistake, I meant G-CDZM. That's on your schedule rotation for this week but bear in mind things can change.
Darren
Thanks Dazbo
I was thinking of maybe checking in the day before, but a bit worried that the luggage would go astray. Is this service reliable? If I do decide to do it, do I also have to take along my hand luggage?
Thanks Racegirl.
I was thinking of maybe checking in the day before, but a bit worried that the luggage would go astray. Is this service reliable? If I do decide to do it, do I also have to take along my hand luggage?
Thanks Racegirl.
racegirl3075,
It'll be fine, luggage is kept securely so there's no greater risk of it not making the flight than when you check-in normally. Whether it's worthwhile is debatable. Day before check-in details are on Thomsons website. All passengers need to be present at check-in. You won't need hand luggage as you aren't checking that in. However, bear in mind security restrictions and it still needs to meet size and weight restictions and may be checked at the boarding gate.
Darren
It'll be fine, luggage is kept securely so there's no greater risk of it not making the flight than when you check-in normally. Whether it's worthwhile is debatable. Day before check-in details are on Thomsons website. All passengers need to be present at check-in. You won't need hand luggage as you aren't checking that in. However, bear in mind security restrictions and it still needs to meet size and weight restictions and may be checked at the boarding gate.
Darren
Ahhh thanks
I hope it does change - don't like the old 737's
I hope it does change - don't like the old 737's
Post a Reply
Please sign in or register an account to reply to this post.
Similar Topics
-
Thomson Airways
Posted by Fin Devious in Holiday Complaints
-
Thomson Airways 767
Posted by Rogerdoger in General Holiday Enquiries, Hints and Tips
-
Thomson Fly v XL Airways
Posted by cosmicbabe in Flight Only / Airline and Airports
-
THOMSON AIRWAYS Q&As (2009/2010)
Posted by Elefio in Flight Only / Airline and Airports
-
Thomson airways - inflight food ceased
Posted by Derwentrocker in Egypt Discussion Forum