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Herod
29th Apr 2002, 20:18
Can someone tell me the aircraft type and operator of JMC charters from LGW to Cuba ? Thanks.
expedite_climb
29th Apr 2002, 21:07
Its a jmc A330-200 ...
beardy
29th Apr 2002, 21:07
a. A330
b. jmc
How many flights a week to Cuba, where from and which airports are they flying to if anyone has the information!!:) :)
Herod
30th Apr 2002, 09:49
Thanks
SKYYACHT
30th Apr 2002, 14:28
If you fly BA, I believe that JMC operate a BA liveried B777.
Flies twice a week I think to HAV from LGW
Cuba worth a visit. Try visiting Bahia de Cochon and see where it all happened.
Nice country.
BA/JMC 777's have just stopped flying there about a month back. JMC must be doing it on the Charter front. Only Cubana (Take your life in your hands), and Air Jamaica go direct to Havana now, on the scheduled front :(
twistedenginestarter
1st May 2002, 09:46
Cubana - last I heard - was operated by a French operation. DC10 in nice condition. Don't confuse with all those old Russian aircraft with n'er but a big ADF to guide them.
Cubana still managed to crash one of the AOM DC10's last year in Quito, Ecuador. I think they use Cuban crews, hence the problem... Poor training, etc,etc.....
:rolleyes: :confused:
twistedenginestarter
1st May 2002, 14:57
Cubana still managed to crash one of the AOM DC10's last year in Quito, Ecuador.
That was actually a Tupolev Tu154M. The DC10 was Guatemala City.
Psr777
1st May 2002, 16:22
JMC operate 2 x A330-200 G-OJMB, G-OJMC.
LGW to Holguin, Varadero and Ciego del ?somewhere??sorry.
Aircraft has total of 354 seats. 45 seats in JMC+ cabin, upgrade fare is from £79 one way and can be done at time of booking, at airport and onboard the aircraft, includes:
leather seats
wider seat
foot rests
seat pitch of 34"
dedicated cabin - from Doors 1 to Doors 2
dedicated cabin crew
free drinks
free bottle of water, seat loaded for pax
choice of meal
seatback video with choice of 6 movies and various short programmes
free headsets
free amenity pack
separate check in facilities
fastrack outbound and inbound
lay out 2-3-2
309 in main cabin
layout is 3-3-3 down to 2-3-2 towards rear
30" seat pitch
cabin broken up by bulkheads into mid and aft cabin
free bottle of water seat loaded for pax
seat back videos with same IFE as JMC+ cabin
Flights go twice a week I believe.
Hope this helps
:cool: :cool:
Where can we find out about these deals you mentioned. Its Ciego de Avilla (AVI) PSR777
Yeah, you were right twistedenginestarter , Quito was the 154, only 2 major crashes last year :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
Psr777
2nd May 2002, 11:55
Thanks for the Avilla bit, keep forgetting it.
I imagine you could get a flight from the JMC brochure, or maybe even from Thomas Cook Travel Agents. You can also try www.jmc.com (http://www.jmc.com) :D