Calis Beach and Fethiye Turkey Discussion Forum
Calis Beach Forum => Calis Beach Questions and Information => Topic started by: Scunner on September 30, 2016, 20:32:57 PM
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UPDATE: Monarch has successfully concluded discussions with the Civil Aviation Authority (“CAA”) to extend its ATOL licence, for which it thanks the CAA. The company has also received significant further investment from shareholders and is close to announcing the largest investment in its 48-year history.
Monarch continues to fly and looks forward to welcoming customers on board.
Andrew Swaffield, Chief Executive Officer of The Monarch Group, commented:
“I am delighted that we have been able to come to an agreement with the CAA on the extension of Monarch’s ATOL licence and am excited about the additional capital coming into the group which will help us fund our future growth. I am immensely proud of the professionalism of the Monarch team.”
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Nice one !
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Grat news!
Unfortunately flights we were looking at hav gone up £20
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Whoop!
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Grat news!
Unfortunately flights we were looking at hav gone up £20
You should have taken a gamble earlier ;)
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Grat news!
Unfortunately flights we were looking at hav gone up £20
Nah - EJ out next week. I'm sure we can do better than £542 for next May/June
You should have taken a gamble earlier ;)
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I gambled. £160 next May :) and my daughter has still got a job ;D
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I hope they manage to sort everything before the 12 days grace runs out. Certainly sounds positive and really good news for those that work for them. Fingers crossed.
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I gambled. £160 next May :) and my daughter has still got a job ;D
I have 4x flights for next year (October) to Cyprus so they better get it sorted. But mainly for the 1800 (?) staff and because we need good competition. Britain needs Monarch.
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I gambled. £160 next May :) and my daughter has still got a job ;D
I have 4x flights for next year (October) to Cyprus so they better get it sorted. But mainly for the 1800 (?) staff and because we need good competition. Britain needs Monarch.
I didn't mention before but I got next September for £200 so we're both "in the same boat" Keith. If Joanne still has a job we'll be OK
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A win - win - win situation Ken :)
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My flights for next year booked earlier, May/June just under £400 for both inc bags
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Fingers crossed that they will be ok, we have flights booked for next June at a bargain price of £ 150 each return [ includes extra leg room seats & 23 kg bags] no other airline i can find has or will have anything cheaper I don't think from Gatwick
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Book em and save em. Easy peasy ;D
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We are flying out to Dalaman on the 12th October (with Easyjet) and have a return booked for the 16th with Monarch hopefully....but it's really worrying.
Do we hope and pray that they manage to sort things out - and if they don't hope that alternative flight will be arranged?
Or do we play safe and book an alternative flight and suck up having to pay for two flights?
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The signs are hopeful for Monarch - if it was me I'd probably simply go and enjoy my break. If the worst happens, the CAA will be chartering aircraft to get folks home, as they allegedly did last week which as it turned out, weren't needed.
I suppose the decider for you personally could be that you must be back on the 16th, if they the CAA are bringing folks home it could be that it may be a day or two later. But that's pure speculation, I honestly have no idea of the logistics in this scenario.
JF
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Britain needs Monarch.
I'd prefer if Britain was a republic.