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cahirUK,

Don't worry, the seats you have are extra legoom seats on the ex-FCA 76W. If you have row 14/20 booked, you should be on a V2 aircraft. Row 14 are bulkhead seats. These are extra legroom although due to the bulkhead infront, you may not be able to strech your legs out fully. They do offer more leagroom though. Row 20 is the overwing exit row. These offer greater legoom still, more than the premium cabin and are my preffered seats for extra legoom. As there isn't a seat immediately infront of these rows, the IFE screen and tray-table fold out of the armrests. This means the arm rests aren't movable on these rows and the seats are slightly narrower. You'll find lots of aircraft information including cabin photos and seating plans on our What Aircraft? guide (link below).

Darren
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Huge thanks Darren for prompt reply. I know there is still more than 60 days left, but man, we were waiting so long for this holidays (almost 2 years savings :) )

I will forward much happier now, thanks again
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thanks to everyone for their helpful replies following my luggage question earlier, i have emailed the airline and they have stated that premium allowance remains unchanged at 23kg per person and to disregard any other info on invoices etc, so hopefully thats the final answer i need, better get packing... :cheers
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emmacat,suggest you print off any emails that you have received so that you can show disbelieving check in staff if necessary - I've had a problem relatively recently with check in staff at Cardiff over hold allowance and was glad I'd got the email as evidence!!
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Which aircraft will they use for TOM 62 to Cancun on 11/02/2011 and what is the full flight number. Any info would be appreciated.. Ricky
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rickyblanes,

Welcome onboard :tup
The full flight number is TOM062 outbound, TOM063 inbound. They are operated by a Thomson Airways Boeing 767-304/ER (wingets, ex-Thomsonfly, 283 seats long haul). You'll find extensive aircraft information on our What Aircraft? guide (link below).

Darren
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Thomson starts roll out of new aircraft

Thomson Airways took delivery of the first of 22 Boeing Next-Generation 737-800s today.

The airline will have four of the new aircraft in operation by April, operating from Bournemouth, Doncaster, Luton and East Midlands.

All 22 are scheduled to be operating on short and medium-haul routes by summer 2013.

The aircraft are 15% more efficient and also improve customer comfort thanks to LED mood lighting, larger overhead stow bins, less noise, and a new-style seat that feels more spacious.

Seat pitch and recline, however, remain the same.

Thomson Airways will also take delivery of eight Boeing 787 Dreamliners from 2012.

With permission from Travelmole
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Hi there.

Could you tell me the plane(s) for flights to sharm el sheikh from manchester Int on the 9th of feb 2011 TOM738

Flight return on the 16th of feb TOM739

Many thanks
Keith
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keithy69,

Welcome onboard :tup
MAN-SSH-MAN (TOM738/9) are operated by a Boeing 757-200. You'll find further aircraft information on our What Aircraft? guide (link below).

Darren
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Hi,

Could you tell me which aircraft type for the following please :

flight no TOM 126

MANCHESTER TO PUNTA CANA,DOMINICAN REBUBLIC

APRIL 29th - 2011

Thank you.
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Rotterdam,

MAN-PUJ-MAN (TOM126/7) are operated by a Boeing 767-300/ER, more than likely in the ex-Thomsonfly configuration.

Darren
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>>>Thomson Airways took delivery of the first of 22 Boeing Next-Generation 737-800s today.

David, I went on a Thomson 737-800 last year from EMA to Halkidiki. Are these 737s that you mention different to the one I went on?
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Qman,

Interior wise, apart from the cabin improvements mentioned in Davids post, they are the same as the current 73H's (737-800 winglets). Seat pitches are the same. The main improvement with the 737NG is the fuel efficiency.

Darren
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Thanks for the reply Darren. I enjoyed the flight on the 737 last year, I had extra legroom, but my favorite is the 757. The takeoffs from small Greek airports are fantastic, a real push in the back! I would love to take off from Skiathos on a 757, the runway is very short. Last time I went to Skiathos it was in a 737-300 which had to land and refuel at Thesalonica.
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Qman,

The 752 has the highest power-weight ratio of all the airliners making it a sports car of the sky. A none de-rated take-off is rather fun! It's a shame many airlines are now phasing them out as they're being replaced by newer generation aircraft. Even today though, there's no true replacement for the 752 in terms of range and performance. A remarkable feat of design and engineering with some of the younger ones being given a new lease of life with the addition of API blended winglets. They'll be in the TOM fleet for a while yet though.

Darren
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Hi there. :wave:

I was wondering if you can help me out?? I was wondering which type of plane and seat layout I will be flying in and out on???

We are off to Florida (sanford) on 20th August 2011 - until 3rd Sept 2011. I know the flight out is at 10.05 from LGW, but unsure of return flight?? :duh

Thanks for your help :)
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char1402,

Welcome onboard :tup
LGW-SFB-LGW are operated by a Boeing 767-300/ER, more than likely in the former First Choice configuration. I'll be able to confirm this from May. You'll find extensive aircraft information on our What Aircraft? guide (link below) including aircraft photos and seat plans.

Darren
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TOM 140 manchester to kenya. Wednesday 9th feb.
Had the dreaded phone call. Aircraft in for service, change of plane.
Is the re-placement in short haul seating guise. Thanks
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