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Canadian Affair
According to Canadian Affair's timetable section on their site, it looks like Monarch Airlines are operating some flights on a 757. 
Glasgow - Toronto
Birmingham - Toronto
London Gatwick - Toronto
Glasgow - Toronto
Birmingham - Toronto
London Gatwick - Toronto
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As well as a weekly Toronto service from EXT!
Also from LGW - Montreal 2 X Weekly
Ottawa - 1 X Weekly
It was also mentioned in the TCX forum about MON's Glasgow flights but I can't find them...
Also from LGW - Montreal 2 X Weekly
Ottawa - 1 X Weekly
It was also mentioned in the TCX forum about MON's Glasgow flights but I can't find them...
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The flying programe for Candian Affair seems to be all over the place,
EXT - YYZ is on MON, but YYZ to EXT is on Air Transat via NCL, but the YYZ to NCL is via EXT, Also the outbound times are a bit odd on the EXT flight.
EXT - YYZ is on MON, but YYZ to EXT is on Air Transat via NCL, but the YYZ to NCL is via EXT, Also the outbound times are a bit odd on the EXT flight.
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At least MON will sub in another carrier to do the flight instead of leaving you there for days.
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All in base fares to return to Monarch
All I can say is, about bloody time!!!
Monarch touts full prices as public shun 'low fares' - www.travelweekly.co.uk
Thats the main thing the winds me up about Monarch. BA & easyJet have already done this a long time ago, why can't Monarch ever lead the way? They always follow what others do rather than being the leader. Other than that, I think Monarch are a great little airline.
Monarch touts full prices as public shun 'low fares' - www.travelweekly.co.uk
Thats the main thing the winds me up about Monarch. BA & easyJet have already done this a long time ago, why can't Monarch ever lead the way? They always follow what others do rather than being the leader. Other than that, I think Monarch are a great little airline.
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thats the main thing the winds me up about Monarch. BA & easyJet have already done this a long time ago, why can't Monarch ever lead the way? They always follow what others do rather than being the leader. Other than that, I think Monarch are a great little airline.
I thought it was a new European law anyway that all airlines had to show the fare including taxes (excluding any additional extras) on any advertisements and on the booking selection pages on the net, as far as I was aware I thought Monarch was doing this.
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as far as I was aware I thought Monarch was doing this
No, not exactly. Both Monarch and Jet2 show a 'base' fare on the select flight page but show the fare inclusive of taxes in a box on the right hand side. Therefore the eye catching price is excluding taxes.
This is a move in the right direction as I believe that ALL non optional costs should be displayed as the eye catching price.
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Monarch do show the price inclusive of taxes etc. on the first page but in a panel to the right hand side of the advertised price (you have to click on the price before the taxes etc. are displayed) therefore I think this covers them as far as the law is concerned. BA & easyJet just show the price already inclusive of taxes etc. which is obviously the more honest way of doing things. The Ryanair's, Jet2's etc. are within the law but are still clearly hoping to get traffic to their website in a rather underhand manner IMO.
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September passenger numbers
Monarch scheduled passenger numbers for September have been released and are as follows:-
Load factor (1)
93.35% - Sept 2010
88.63% - Sept 2009
+4.71%
Passenger numbers (2)
464,697 - Sept 2010
429,258 - Sept 2009
+8.26%
Load factor (1)
93.35% - Sept 2010
88.63% - Sept 2009
+4.71%
Passenger numbers (2)
464,697 - Sept 2010
429,258 - Sept 2009
+8.26%
