Anyone flown Thomas Cook from MAN to Las Vegas?

[Guest]

Just gettinga pirc on thier website for £500.00 each for direct flights from manchester for Aug.

Just wondering what planes they use? Seat Config? Meals?

and are they really DIRECT flights or is there a stop involved?

[Guest]

Hi there I understand some flights in June and July go via Glasgow,did not find this out until after I booked !We are going July 1st with TC,will let you know how the flight goes...

[Guest]

Cheers for that! Which airport you flying from? Do you knwo which plane you will be on?

[kirst_al UK]

in my opinion, that is alot ! Try looking at flydrives... they tend to come out cheaper than flights alone.

[Guest]

I looked on loads of sits opodo, virigin, ba, netflights, travelsupermarket ...etc lol

and cheapest flights I can get are £370 with continental but stops in Houstan on the way.

The cheapest DIRECT flight I can see is the thomas cook at £500. Virgin want £850 for economy!

If anyone has any advice that would be great, wheather its about Tc planes or Continental?

[Guest]

Airbus A330 from Glasgow

[bighal]

From 25 Oct 09 BA fly direct to Las Vegas from Heathrow if anybody is interested. Fares approx £475 upwards return at moment

[paw]

We have flown twice when it was Airtours 2006 & 2007. The same plane as Florida - doesn't mean a thing to me though. We were in Premium - plenty of space, reasonable food, seat back tvs and the camera in the nose and bottom of the plane so you could see below you.

The first time we went in June and it was direct the second time in May - we were told after we booked that we would be stopping in Glasgow. On the way out the plane came from Glasgow - on the way back we stopped there. It added about an hour to our total journey time.

It was def. cheaper to get the flydrive rather than just the flight when we went.

[disneyvisit]

Ive just booked my Thomas Cook flights with coop travel they were giving me a better price than online or direct from thomas cook, the quote was £80 cheaper!

[Jools]

We've also flown Manchester to Vegas twice with Thomas Cook. Last September and in August 2006, with Airtours before their merger with Thomas Cook. We were in premium both times and both flights were direct, no stops in Glasgow either. Both flights were on time outbound and inbound.

The aircraft last year was one of the new Thomas Cook planes with the extra legroom in economy and seat back TVs.

I was doing some pricing up for October the other day and BA were coming in cheaper than Thomas Cook.