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Old 28th Apr 2009, 21:26
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Yep, the 738 does have IFE provided via overhead TV screens.
A close family member works for Thomson Airways and therefore has access to the timetable of where each aircraft should be and when - this is how I know!

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Old 28th Apr 2009, 22:19
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CWL

No more 733 based at CWL as of 30 April, after LPA-CWL.
If you're lucky you may be on one of TOM's brand new 738's. 2 of which delivered this year.
TOM also basing FCA 757 at CWL this year.
Does anyone know if the winglets fitted to the FCA 757's are for specific bases/routes, or will they alternate bases as normal?
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Old 29th Apr 2009, 00:43
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Angry IFE

Oh, if you can't entertain yourself for 4 hours then there is a probelm unless your five of course?
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Old 29th Apr 2009, 14:50
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Does anyone know if the winglets fitted to the FCA 757's are for specific bases/routes, or will they alternate bases as normal?
The winglet equipped 757s will be based at the following airports:
LGW - 2, MAN - 2, NCL - 1 and GLA - 2. However these aircraft will undoubtedly altenate bases throughout the summer. Also, specific routes will be operated by the winglet equipped 757s.

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Old 29th Apr 2009, 15:57
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Happy Retirement

Just like to say Happy retirement to Capt Perrett at Thomson Airways at BHX a true gent all the best for the future.
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Old 30th Apr 2009, 17:47
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''If you're lucky you may be on one of TOM's brand new 738's. 2 of which delivered this year''


I flew back from ALC to MAN on G-FDZS on the 21st april. Exactly a week after she was delivered. Pristine condition as expected, new seats and a new interactive map on the screens that really was smart.

Give it a few months on the ALC/PMI/IBZ/AGP runs and it will soon start to look shabby
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Old 30th Apr 2009, 21:43
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Could anyone provide a break down of what TOM aircraft will be based at each airport in the UK this Summer?

Thanks
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Old 30th Apr 2009, 21:57
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and if you dont have a close family friend to check what aircraft you are on ,you can always use this

http://web.ana-aviation.com/BY_sched...dules!OpenPage
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Old 30th Apr 2009, 22:21
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I do believe this is as it stands at the moment (but am willing to be corrected!)

Belfast - 1 x 320
Exeter - 1 x 320
Gatwick - 1 x 320, 1 x 321, 1 x 733, 3 x 738, 3 x 752, 2 x 75W, 4 x 763
Stansted - 1 x 320, 1 x 738
Manchester - 1 x 320, 1 x 321, 1 x 73C, 2 x 738, 2 x 752, 2 x 75W, 6 x 763
Bournemouth - 1 x 733
Doncaster - 2 x 733, 1 x 738
Dublin - 1 x 733, 1 x 752
Luton - 1 x 733, 1 x 738, 1 x 752
Cardiff - 1 x 738, 1 x 752
East Midlands - 2 x 738, 1 x 752
Newcastle - 1 x 738, 1 x 752, 1 x 75W
Birmingham - 5 x 752
Bristol - 2 x 752
Glasgow - 2 x 75W

Newcastle, Glasgow, Bristol, Birmingham and East Midlands all see a 767 based on certain days! All these airports see ex FCA 767s whilst Manchester and Gatwick have the ex Thomsonfly 767s.
Standby aircraft will be 2 757s and 1 767.

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Old 1st May 2009, 09:45
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As far as im aware LTN only have a 733 & 738 for summmer and the standby aircraft are 1 x 738 1 x 757 and 1 x 767
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Old 1st May 2009, 12:25
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LTN definately has a 757 based for Summer (1x737CL/737NG/757 is correct)

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Old 1st May 2009, 17:48
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will Glasgow not have 3x 757's ?
the usual two Thomson ones plus the FCA one?
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Old 1st May 2009, 17:55
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5x 752 at BHX ..Lucky buggers!
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Old 1st May 2009, 18:01
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BHX

J-Man

Yep the air of the West Mids was full of 757's today

All five Thomson Airways left this morning plus three Thomas Cook!

Oh TOM 763 as well.

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Old 1st May 2009, 18:10
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Check In LGW for Orlando

Hi, your help please.

Flying with Thomson in a couple of weeks from LGW to Sandford, Florida. I understand we can check bags in the night before the flight but cannot obtain boarding cards until the following day due to extra security.

Question. If we check in bags the night before, can we get our seats allocated at that time and just collect the boarding cards the next day. Or...can we only get our seats allocated when we get the boarding cards the following day.

Many thanks for your advice.
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Old 1st May 2009, 18:36
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pilotcanary

A few months ago I checked in night before with TOM/FCA flight from LGW (not to Sanford)and was issued boarding card with allocated seats, so when turning up on the day of flight went straight to Security. Shouldn't see why it would be different.
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Old 1st May 2009, 18:43
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Rosski MYT, no GLA is only 2 x 757s
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Old 1st May 2009, 18:43
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Thanks. From the information ,in smallprint, on Thomson website, it states you can use twilight check in but....if you are travelling to the USA you must collect your boarding pass the following day.
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Old 1st May 2009, 19:56
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Musket90,

There are extra security issues with flights to Sanford, hence boarding cards are retained and you need to pick them up on the day of the flights when using day before check-in.

pilotcanary,

See your post over on HT!

Darren
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Old 18th May 2009, 12:08
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Why have my two posts from this morning disappeared?

I asked what the W stands for in the aircraft type 75W?

Thanks
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