Dozy Tart Question
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I am going alone - as HI was not keen on hanging around with chattering women!
Where is the Ladies Prison in Manchester?
#17
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Now I ave a very soft spot for Manchester as I studied there - I have not been back for 25 years except for work. I wanted to go to Chinatown. In the past, there was some of the best Chinese food in the UK to be had there. Whether that is still the case, I do not know.
I am going alone - as HI was not keen on hanging around with chattering women!
Where is the Ladies Prison in Manchester?
I am going alone - as HI was not keen on hanging around with chattering women!
Where is the Ladies Prison in Manchester?
#18
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The desks were likewise in early August, and cunningly labelled "I heart Manchester" rather than AA Business.
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#20
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I know that you'll all know but I'm unsure. I have a series of flights with AA which were booked throught BA.com. I have a confirmation from BA and a locator. If ever I want to check or change the seats it takes me to AA.com where the entire booking exists but with another locator of course. My BA Exec card is in the booking.
My question is this - with which airline do I check in? Will it allow me to check in Online with the BA flight code? If it does not allow me to do this - do I go to BA or AA. AA will of course have their security people vetting you before you check in and it would amaze me if I were to be put throught the same procedure. Do I then go directly to AA? This I should add is MAN -ORD.
So if this is a daft question, and it has probably been aired here 673 times, but it passed me by. Any help gratefully received.
My question is this - with which airline do I check in? Will it allow me to check in Online with the BA flight code? If it does not allow me to do this - do I go to BA or AA. AA will of course have their security people vetting you before you check in and it would amaze me if I were to be put throught the same procedure. Do I then go directly to AA? This I should add is MAN -ORD.
So if this is a daft question, and it has probably been aired here 673 times, but it passed me by. Any help gratefully received.
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@PUCCI GALORE I'm not sure about it being a dozy tart question but it's certainly a dozy tart thread title
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#24
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I've done that in the past - AA metal with an AA flight number on a BA itinerary is fine, you can select the seat on the AA website using their PNR as you've said. The problem in this case is that it is AA metal with a BA flight number, and neither the AA website nor the BA website allow you to select seats.....
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I've done that in the past - AA metal with an AA flight number on a BA itinerary is fine, you can select the seat on the AA website using their PNR as you've said. The problem in this case is that it is AA metal with a BA flight number, and neither the AA website nor the BA website allow you to select seats.....
Unless they screwed up something after that (of course very possible), you should be able to do the same.
#26
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I've done that in the past - AA metal with an AA flight number on a BA itinerary is fine, you can select the seat on the AA website using their PNR as you've said. The problem in this case is that it is AA metal with a BA flight number, and neither the AA website nor the BA website allow you to select seats.....
#27
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They never check at the Fast track Lane in T3 that you are meant to be using it!
Ref Styal prison
Bus 200 goes from the airport and they have their own restaurant run by the 'residents'' called clinck
It is open to the public but no alcohol allowed !
Ref Styal prison
Bus 200 goes from the airport and they have their own restaurant run by the 'residents'' called clinck
It is open to the public but no alcohol allowed !
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