British Expats - Air Transat

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British Expats (https://britishexpats.com/forum/)

- Canada (https://britishexpats.com/forum/canada-56/)

- - Air Transat (https://britishexpats.com/forum/canada-56/air-transat-727091/)

Canuck2b

Aug 1st 2011 4:35 pm

Re: Air Transat

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Originally Posted by Flossie and Jim (Post 9532253)

One thing I did wonder though was whether you will be allowed to travel with 3 kids as a 'lone' adult - I'm not sure if there are any regulations out there that say one or two children per adult or anything - might be worth checking before you go!

And finally.....good luck!

Nah, you will be fine....Its only if you travel alone with more than 1 infant under 2. This should be noted at time of booking anyway.

arniedog

Aug 1st 2011 4:38 pm

Re: Air Transat

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Originally Posted by Oink (Post 9532274)

That's a long flight to be subjected to crying kids. It's common decency and consideration not to take child on plane under the age of three.

come on oink Thats really not fair , how on earth are we meant to know how old the plane is ? :rofl:

Canuck2b

Aug 1st 2011 5:46 pm

Re: Air Transat

Found this interesting after the above conversation!!!! It was from an Australian website so doesnt feature Canadian Airlines but found some interesting info.......

http://www.news.com.au/travel/travel...-1226103233918 :)

Londonuck

Aug 1st 2011 6:57 pm

Re: Air Transat

Im flying with them in a couple of weeks, they are pretty shocking. We tried to buy the upgrade seats for the extra baggage allowance. We were told we had to ring Canada to do this. We rang them and they finally answered and we told they couldnt do it from there we had to ring London office *sigh* but there were seats available. We rang London, put on hold and told there were no seats available.

Also took 4 emails to get a reply about their excess baggage cargo thingy.

lmartin999

Aug 1st 2011 8:10 pm

Re: Air Transat

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Originally Posted by The Aviator (Post 9532196)

The answer to that is fly up front, few noisy kids in Club or First.

Had a kid upfront in J on my recent overnight flight to FRA. Sound asleep when the little brat started screaming, woke up the whole cabin - except for the father who was clearly used to it. Happened a couple more times. I'm totally with Oink on this one. If they can't sleep don't fly them.

hobbitess

Aug 1st 2011 10:08 pm

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Originally Posted by Oink (Post 9532287)

Charming. It's just an opinion, and one I suspect many people hold. Who in their right mind would relish being subjected to other people's noisy children for 10 hours?

Not sure I would want to sit near you for 10 hours either really.

Sue	Aug 1st 2011 11:13 pm

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To those who took the time to answer the OP I am truly grateful. To those that just had to have yet another dig, thanks for nothing. You could see the OP was a little stressed and worried, was there really any need to have a pop and then wonder why she flipped. Joking and banter is one thing, but just having a dig, and trying to pass it off as humour is something else entirely.

Come on peeps, please. We can do better than that. It bothers me when I see people feel they have to leave the forum because of smark alec responses like some of the ones in this thread.

Have a banter by all means, but try and do it with members you know, not the ones you don't who are asking serious questions.

Sigh

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