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Old Apr 7th 2009 | 2:42 am
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Originally Posted by Clydey
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What do you guys mean parcel post?
Is this like Parcelforce worldwide or am I missing something?
I guess so - you go to the Post Office and say I have a Parcel to Post - so I guess that's parcel force?
 
Old Apr 7th 2009 | 2:55 am
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I guess so - you go to the Post Office and say I have a Parcel to Post - so I guess that's parcel force?
I sent 2 suitcases over with parcel force and arranged it online from Canada to be picked up from my sister-in-laws in the UK! You'll need the dimensions of the parcel and weight because of the way they cost it out, and you can pay for it online too and they'll collect it. What a great service! You'll need to print some labels on paper to stick to the parcel.
 
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Do Canadian Affair fly in Fall/Winter? I'm trying for a cheap flight between Calgary-Manchester/Gatwick in the middle of November but I can't find any flights?
 
Old Apr 7th 2009 | 4:04 am
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Originally Posted by andrewrb143
Do Canadian Affair fly in Fall/Winter? I'm trying for a cheap flight between Calgary-Manchester/Gatwick in the middle of November but I can't find any flights?
They do...or at least used to. I flew in december
 
Old Apr 7th 2009 | 4:42 am
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For sheer convenience it's gotta be Globespan as they're the only direct flight to Halifax from Glasgow.
I'll look into maybe posting a box or two over.

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My Mother in Law came over to us in November last year and the cheapest flights were with Air Canada..............they seem to generally have a seat sale on then. Its to soon for the skiing market and the weather isn't good enough for normal holidays. I think she paid around 300 GBP return
 
Old Apr 7th 2009 | 12:32 pm
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When my Mum got stranded with us here in BC last September after Zoom went bust (ah well, an extra 3 days holiday!), she ended up going back with FlyGlobespan.

We asked them on the phone if they had flights to Glasgow near where she lives. No, but she could go to Manchester, she was told. So she booked that and an onward flight to Glasgow as it was the cheapest option. When she checked in at Vancouver she found that the Flyglobespan flight was going to Glasgow THEN on to Manchester! Wait for it ...they couldn't change her booking as the "office was closed" and no customer service person was at the airport. She had to sit on the tarmac at Glasgow for an hour looking longingly at the terminal then go on to Manchester in order to fly back to Glasgow with another airline. (She could have hopped off of course but her bag was going to Manchester so she had to too.)

Have you ever heard anything like it??

So Flyglobespan are out the window!

If you DO go with them, make sure you take lots of food with you ..buy wraps or something in the airport. We never seem to get enough to eat on planes but they were especially pants in the meal department.
 
Old Apr 7th 2009 | 3:58 pm
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Originally Posted by Monkey Puzzle
When my Mum got stranded with us here in BC last September after Zoom went bust (ah well, an extra 3 days holiday!), she ended up going back with FlyGlobespan.

We asked them on the phone if they had flights to Glasgow near where she lives. No, but she could go to Manchester, she was told. So she booked that and an onward flight to Glasgow as it was the cheapest option. When she checked in at Vancouver she found that the Flyglobespan flight was going to Glasgow THEN on to Manchester! Wait for it ...they couldn't change her booking as the "office was closed" and no customer service person was at the airport. She had to sit on the tarmac at Glasgow for an hour looking longingly at the terminal then go on to Manchester in order to fly back to Glasgow with another airline. (She could have hopped off of course but her bag was going to Manchester so she had to too.)

Have you ever heard anything like it??

So Flyglobespan are out the window!

If you DO go with them, make sure you take lots of food with you ..buy wraps or something in the airport. We never seem to get enough to eat on planes but they were especially pants in the meal department.
My mum had trouble with Globespan too ... last September. She was flying from Calgary to Manchester, but it stopped off at Glasgow before going on to Manchester. The only thing is, is that they didn't go on to Manchester and they kicked everyone off in Glasgow and made them wait before organising a bus to travel to Manchester!! It took hours and hours - she was really cheesed off and won't fly with them again after that.
 
Old Apr 8th 2009 | 2:53 am
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Originally Posted by Monkey Puzzle
When my Mum got stranded with us here in BC last September after Zoom went bust (ah well, an extra 3 days holiday!), she ended up going back with FlyGlobespan.

We asked them on the phone if they had flights to Glasgow near where she lives. No, but she could go to Manchester, she was told. So she booked that and an onward flight to Glasgow as it was the cheapest option. When she checked in at Vancouver she found that the Flyglobespan flight was going to Glasgow THEN on to Manchester! Wait for it ...they couldn't change her booking as the "office was closed" and no customer service person was at the airport. She had to sit on the tarmac at Glasgow for an hour looking longingly at the terminal then go on to Manchester in order to fly back to Glasgow with another airline. (She could have hopped off of course but her bag was going to Manchester so she had to too.)

Have you ever heard anything like it??

So Flyglobespan are out the window!

If you DO go with them, make sure you take lots of food with you ..buy wraps or something in the airport. We never seem to get enough to eat on planes but they were especially pants in the meal department.
Ok, now I am depressed we have booked with flyglobespan for 15th July 2009. Oh well will let you all know how we get on - if we get there!!!
 
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Originally Posted by Ben W Bell
Which is why it's worth paying more to fly with a better airline. It was cheaper for us to fly first class for the luggage allowance than pay excess baggage. Plus it was nicer
Who did you fly first class with? most of the ones I have looked at are over £1000
 
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Originally Posted by Jacq & Brian
Who did you fly first class with? most of the ones I have looked at are over £1000
Canadian Affair have a 'Premium Class' which gives you bigger seats more leg room and an increased baggage allowance
 
Old Apr 8th 2009 | 7:25 am
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Originally Posted by budcolin
Ok, now I am depressed we have booked with flyglobespan for 15th July 2009. Oh well will let you all know how we get on - if we get there!!!
Me too, we fly with them in June.
 
Old Apr 8th 2009 | 7:50 am
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Me too, we fly with them in June.
Oh well i'm sure it will be fine....I think

All the best
 
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My wife spoke to Globespan this evening

Girl she spoke to was on the ball (sounded like she had fielded a few calls about the subject)

No way around additional baggage - everyone will be limited to their original 20kgs. Childrens equipment, car seats etc. not affected

Looks like our worldly possesions are going to have to get a heck of a lot lighter than originally planned
 
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Originally Posted by Clydey
My wife spoke to Globespan this evening

Girl she spoke to was on the ball (sounded like she had fielded a few calls about the subject)

No way around additional baggage - everyone will be limited to their original 20kgs. Childrens equipment, car seats etc. not affected

Looks like our worldly possesions are going to have to get a heck of a lot lighter than originally planned
Yep 20kg it is.I suppose we could just wear a couple of layers of clothes just to check in our luggage, and then put them in our hand luggage before the flight.
 

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