Fly Thomas Cook - Possibly the Worst Service in the World

[echogirl1]

Thank goodness you dumped anthony, scunner.  I didn't understand his post anyway.  Seems like he was out to stir things up and cause trouble. Totally agree with Bluwise and Anne.

[calvin 1949]

Flying with Thomas Cook Today from Dalaman     27 pounds one way !!   ;)will let you all know if I got value for money .      

[Jacqui Harvey]

Flying with Thomas Cook Today from Dalaman      27 pounds one way !!    ;)will let you all know if I got value for money .         

Willing to bet it's to an Airport near  London.

[calvin 1949]

Might Be !!!!       got it wrong aswell 27 Euro ,s even better ,They say that James Martin is cooking our meal for us  WOW !!    

[Ian]

Only 15 Euros this time last week for next Wednesdays flight as I was going to take it but decided didn't want the hassle of getting up to Manchester from Gatwick.

So - you have paid over the odds   

[calvin 1949]

They will probably give us a rebate when we board !!   :)or ever upgrade us too 3rd class!!    

[Supacabby]

The attraction to me of using TC is simple, price. I don't expect anything except to get from A2B for the paltry sum I pay them, if I wanted anything other than basic I'd go elsewhere.

Saying that I always book extra legroom seats (at 6ft 4" you have to on almost every airline now) & have not had any major issues like Rimms had, hope the return is better for you George.

[Ian]

They will probably give us a rebate when we board !!     :)or ever upgrade us too 3rd class!!        

Lol - great airline

[calvin 1949]

Try looking on You tube at Yorkshire Airlines by Hale and Pace      better than Thomas Cook !!!  

[micky mouse]

You only get what you pay for,ive been flying TC for years now and never ever had a problem and people like myself who can travel at any time and pay £17 99p for a oneway ticket home and sometimes £80 to £90 out bound what can one expect cheapest airline going to and from turkey,what do some people expect,if you want the best then there a premium to pay for the privilage,££££s.