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Old 29th December 2003 | 06:49
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Meals On FlyBe

Just wondering....do you get complimentary food and beverage on FlyBe regional servces, or are they no-frills services?

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Old 29th December 2003 | 08:27
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No Frills, you want it, you buy it!!

Jeez, even BA only give you a Sarnie these days.

How much was your ticket??????????????
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Old 29th December 2003 | 18:08
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NCL-BHD return....(day return) = £47.00
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Old 29th December 2003 | 21:15
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Don't know about food but coffee and tea £1.50 and gin and tonic £3.60.

Bottle of duty free gin on same flight £8.99!!

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Bottle of duty free gin on same flight £8.99!!

They do DUTY FREE on NCL-bhd?? I knew the Geordies spoke funny but I didn't think they were abroad!!

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Old 29th December 2003 | 23:11
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Dont tell Customs & Excise, just like selling packs of 400 cigs, sorry sir/madame cannot split to 200. Now do I chance the extra 200???



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Old 30th December 2003 | 09:40
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Is that price plus taxes?

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Old 30th December 2003 | 18:23
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Meals

Its just like the rest of these guys are saying Dan... You want it, you buy it!!!
You are gven a selection card with food and drinks available on it and from that you buy what you want! Like all airlines it is expensive!

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Old 30th December 2003 | 21:08
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LGW/GCI duty free
 
Old 31st December 2003 | 00:11
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LGW/GCI duty free
Yes China Girl ...all the Channel Islands are duty free destinations ...however between UK destinations duty is payable.So your point was what exactly?

duty free in Jersey for example
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Old 2nd January 2004 | 06:00
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Depends on what flight you are on.

Some flights the girls make and sell sandwiches that they have made at home !!!!

Ask for the special deals on crew water usually gets sold at a good price!!!!!
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Old 29th January 2004 | 04:54
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Bump from the past ... will be flying FlyBe next week ...

Is there anything to stop you taking onboard your own beer (bought at the supermarket) to consume during the flight?
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Old 29th January 2004 | 05:10
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I may be having a slow moment, could'nt tell if you were joking, but yer there is everything to stop you taking your own
beer on board, it will get taken away from you as the crew can't tell how much you are drinking, and you could have to much!!! soft drinks should'nt be a problem.
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Old 29th January 2004 | 05:26
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Hi, no, not a 'joke' question, just wondering what the policy is, as I don't fancy paying four quid for a can of lager when I've got a 6 crates of the stuff down in the fridge (all left over from Xmas, promise!)

Tops I'd take one can onboard as otherwise will spend the whole flight in the loo
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Old 29th January 2004 | 15:10
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Don't know about beer or flybe but it's very easy to get your own gin or vodka on board in a water bottle. (You can even do that on dry airlines, and usually without complaint from the cabin crew.)
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