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WexCan 8th Jul 2006 16:38


Originally Posted by KiloMIke
Yes good point about the fire risk but as for burning their electricity??? Does that mean they wont let you use a hairdryer or charge a mobile phone?

I'm sure a microwave uses quite a bit more. In any case, most hotels won't let you bring a relatively large electical appliance into your room.

airbusthreetwenty 8th Jul 2006 16:50

While you're at it, ask them if you can bring your washing machine and stick it in the bathroom.

Bizjets 9th Jul 2006 09:49

Hello,

Do you possibly know what is the nearest supermarket by foot from the Terminal ?
Thanks !

Getoutofmygalley 9th Jul 2006 10:26


Originally Posted by Bizjets
Hello,
Do you possibly know what is the nearest supermarket by foot from the Terminal ?
Thanks !

If I remember correctly, there is a 'Whistlestop' shop in the terminal which does most of the important things you might need (toiletries, alcohol, pot noodles & sandwiches).

The nearest supermarket is the Asda, but that is at least a 25 minute walk from the terminal.

Bizjets 9th Jul 2006 12:27

OK, thanks ! :) will have a look soon

Crew Use Only 28th Jul 2006 20:08

It's not a boring question at all - it's a problem we've all encountered at some stage - I certainly did.

I remember my first night gloomily eating a plate of smash and cold baked beans feeling very sorry for myself hoping it would be worthwhile (which it is!) I'm sure you'll be more imaginitive...!

I thought the microwave was a great idea but in a hotel it is very doubtful it would be permitted...a definate risk for a hotel (in my opinion no more so than smoking or leaving an iron on though?)

Anyway I would mention that you will make firm friends with people on your course (some might not be in the hotel and will be based and living there) and get invited out and also to peoples homes from time to time so you won't be eating in your room every single night.

Lunches and breakfast is easy as the other users have suggested.

Good luck and enjoy your training.

WexCan 28th Jul 2006 20:48

I'm assuming all the rooms are non smoking? My roomie will probably kill me going out for a ciggie at all hours.

Any idea how many they're putting on each course these days?

LOOPYGIRL 11th Aug 2006 12:17

hotel meals while training
 
Im off to stay in the big luxury hotel for 4wks in sept,:rolleyes:


im going to take a sandwich toaster, :D

Toast hot bean cheese crispy bacon bits (asda) cheep filling & yummy ,
anybody else going to be there in sept ? (i will share for a little help im going to nead it ) having a career change at 40 :eek:.

Toaster then hidden in case when cooled down & hidden from the hotel staff :ok:

I Just Want To Fly 11th Aug 2006 12:57

Hi Guys and Girls...

Well I completed my training course. Woo Hoo!!! Groups are 20 - 30 at the moment. We were lucky enough to stay at the Holiday Inn, much better than the Ibis. The food situation ended up being a nightmare, and let's just say my body still hasn't recovered!!! Good luck, and hope to see you all out online...

IJWTF

big boy 12 12th Aug 2006 19:43

meals
 
:D i just dont know

ezpz 14th Aug 2006 11:08

The easyJet Academy has a kitchen area for students with microwaves and fridges. You can use these in the evening as well as lunchtime.

Asda supermarket is a 10 minute walf from the Academy, and the Luton Flying Club is a 1 minute walk, which serves hot and cold food.

Get friendly with someone who is going to be LTN based on your training course. Most of the LTN crew will live locally and have a car, so you can get taken out for dinner!!

britflyer 16th Aug 2006 09:35

EasyJet Academy....
 
I understand that the Academy also gives out lunch passes for the flying club (if you ask) that give you a discount and the food is good.:D

Steve

Vectors Req'd! 25th Aug 2006 14:05

Hey Steve
Yep I heard that one too. Not sure how true it is though. I start my training soon and have opted for accom at the hotel as I currently live in Leicester.
Anybody else on the same course?
:)
M :)

WexCan 25th Aug 2006 19:29

Ate in the flying club the last two days - nothing special. And no talk of vouchers or anything... :bored:

King Pong 30th Aug 2006 15:09

A Marks & Spencer food shop has now replaced the landside Whistle Stop shop in the terminal.

WexCan 4th Sep 2006 15:13


Originally Posted by WexCan (Post 2799972)
Ate in the flying club the last two days - nothing special. And no talk of vouchers or anything... :bored:

Quick update - the Academy do issue vouchers - 20% off main meals Monday to Friday. Only problem is a ham and cheese toastie or a bagel aren't considered main meals. It's not exactly a posh restaurant, reminds me more of a greasy spoon diner really.

Itswindyout 6th Sep 2006 08:00

Catering_easy training
 
M and S: do they actually do POT NOODLE.????

Sandwich toaster in baggage: beware it looks like a WMD on X ray.!!!!!!!

I have a car in Luton and love taking hostesses out for dinner.

(even EJ). windy

Vectors Req'd! 8th Sep 2006 12:42

Scary!! :) :)

gib 6th Oct 2006 18:13

my advice

breakfast is provided so fill up on it as much as you can

for lunch go across to the flying club at LTN (out the front door of the academy turn right past monarch engeneering on the opposit side of the road) its a bit rough and ready but the foods hot and cheap (exept at the w/e)

pizza, pot snot, or dinner out for the final meal

buy beer from asda/whistle stop and use a glass from the bar (pour it in your room not in the bar!) coz the beer is a rip off but remember the ten hour rule

pass exams

see you on line soon

good luck


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