Definitely no more TC Sundown check in

[ianc]

The fact they codeshare with Condor is hardly remarkable given that Condor is actually a subsidiary of the Thomas Cook Group, like Thomas Cook Airlines is. Apart from the British and German based companies, Thomas Cook Group also have airline subsidiaries in Scandanavia and Spain, all four being part of the same operating division. Condor hasn't been rebranded under the Thomas Cook name, but has the same logo.

I would expect that TSA's rules are for security reasons, and would only apply to US flights, not those to other destinations. The airlines would need to guarantee that their baggage handling processes for the US flights are secure enough and, for example, that a bag checked in for another destination couldn't end up on a US flight or that the US bags couldn't be tampered with (or added to) in the time between sundown and next day. I doubt the TSA has banned sundown check ins as such, more to do with what happens between check in and take off.

[gemma-lou]

This is the same with TUI. I had an email a few weeks ago co firming this and saying slow a little extra time at check in due to extra security questions.

[mattyped]

How come im travelling from gatwick and havn't had this email yet? I was told manchester no longer had sundown but thought gatwick was ok. Apparently not then.

[orlandoN21]

Originally Posted by Guest

BA are currently still anticipating to offer this service for the whole of this year and don't see a reason why it wouldn't continue after that from my talk with them today

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I do hope so as this is a fantastic service and takes out alot of the stress on the morning of your flight.