Arriving scheduled leaving by charter - URGENT REPLY
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Arriving scheduled leaving by charter - URGENT REPLY
Urgent Help required PLEASE
We have friends over who booked their son due to come out for a week on a Gatwick TUi flight arriving tomorrow, due to Gatwick backlog they have re booked him on a 2 week return Heathrow Jet air flight, but want him to leave on the original return Tui flight 30th December. We told them to their horror last night that this was never possible, but we are unaware if this silly rule still applies. Can anyone give 100% guarantee reply on the current situation please?
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We have friends over who booked their son due to come out for a week on a Gatwick TUi flight arriving tomorrow, due to Gatwick backlog they have re booked him on a 2 week return Heathrow Jet air flight, but want him to leave on the original return Tui flight 30th December. We told them to their horror last night that this was never possible, but we are unaware if this silly rule still applies. Can anyone give 100% guarantee reply on the current situation please?
Thanks
RofS
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Re: Arriving scheduled leaving by charter - URGENT REPLY
Urgent Help required PLEASE
We have friends over who booked their son due to come out for a week on a Gatwick TUi flight arriving tomorrow, due to Gatwick backlog they have re booked him on a 2 week return Heathrow Jet air flight, but want him to leave on the original return Tui flight 30th December. We told them to their horror last night that this was never possible, but we are unaware if this silly rule still applies. Can anyone give 100% guarantee reply on the current situation please?
Thanks
RofS
We have friends over who booked their son due to come out for a week on a Gatwick TUi flight arriving tomorrow, due to Gatwick backlog they have re booked him on a 2 week return Heathrow Jet air flight, but want him to leave on the original return Tui flight 30th December. We told them to their horror last night that this was never possible, but we are unaware if this silly rule still applies. Can anyone give 100% guarantee reply on the current situation please?
Thanks
RofS
1. British Nationals Assistance Office - is located near Marriott Hotel - they may or may not know the answer, but worth a try. Contact details here : https://www.gov.uk/world/organisatio...nce-office-goa
2. Call the Airport and try to speak to Airport or Duty Manager for International departures.
3. Call both the airlines involved... they really ought to know the answer!
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Re: Arriving scheduled leaving by charter - URGENT REPLY
Thanks Mayrig, always a difficult one to get over and through Indian bureauCRAZY!
I tried to ring FRRO in Panjim, no answer
I ALWAYS say look in Hindi dictionarary for the word LOGIC - it doesn't exist....🤪
Happy New Year
I tried to ring FRRO in Panjim, no answer
I ALWAYS say look in Hindi dictionarary for the word LOGIC - it doesn't exist....🤪
Happy New Year
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Re: Arriving scheduled leaving by charter - URGENT REPLY
It really depends on Tui as to whether the return part of the booking can still be used, so they should be asked, and what is the guarantee given for its use.
(Don't personally know anything about them).
Have always found Jet Airline reservations (when phoning) very helpful. The return part of the ticket is separately priced but there is a cancellation penalty. Was £100 may be more now.
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Re: Arriving scheduled leaving by charter - URGENT REPLY
Thanks BiPat
They decided not to gamble and adult son has gone back via Jet and they with the Tui flight
Happy New Year✌
They decided not to gamble and adult son has gone back via Jet and they with the Tui flight
Happy New Year✌
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Re: Arriving scheduled leaving by charter - URGENT REPLY
Not sure why you tried to ring the FRRO? Doubt that they would know the answer. Anyway, it looks like they've now left. Hopefully someone will have the definitive answer, for the benefit of anyone else who faces the same issue.
Didn't see your message till just now. For some reason the BE emails keep going into Spam even though I've white-listed it several times.
Hapoy New Year to you too.