October SH Schedule
Jul 29, 2021, 7:31 am
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October SH Schedule
Hey guys, I have a GLA-LHR-PMI return booked for October.
I have annoyingly double booked and I'm hoping this will be cancelled/changed enough for me to move flights.
Any insight/thoughts on how concrete these plans might be?
I know I could go for FTV but booked these flights, originally booked for Jan, at a super good value so want to keep the value in the flights. (Rebooking is 4x the price).
TIA
I have annoyingly double booked and I'm hoping this will be cancelled/changed enough for me to move flights.
Any insight/thoughts on how concrete these plans might be?
I know I could go for FTV but booked these flights, originally booked for Jan, at a super good value so want to keep the value in the flights. (Rebooking is 4x the price).
TIA
Jul 29, 2021, 7:35 am
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Crystal Ball Time 
I'd like to think one of the four legs could be cancelled / significantly time changed, however GLA is performing well and probably likely to get more service rather than cancelled... so it's on the PMI. You don't have to make a decision until the day before, and most changes seem to be happening around 5-2 weeks prior, with longhaul quite steady around five weeks
I'd like to think one of the four legs could be cancelled / significantly time changed, however GLA is performing well and probably likely to get more service rather than cancelled... so it's on the PMI. You don't have to make a decision until the day before, and most changes seem to be happening around 5-2 weeks prior, with longhaul quite steady around five weeks
Jul 29, 2021, 10:00 am
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Crystal Ball Time
I'd like to think one of the four legs could be cancelled / significantly time changed, however GLA is performing well and probably likely to get more service rather than cancelled... so it's on the PMI. You don't have to make a decision until the day before, and most changes seem to be happening around 5-2 weeks prior, with longhaul quite steady around five weeks
I'd like to think one of the four legs could be cancelled / significantly time changed, however GLA is performing well and probably likely to get more service rather than cancelled... so it's on the PMI. You don't have to make a decision until the day before, and most changes seem to be happening around 5-2 weeks prior, with longhaul quite steady around five weeks
Aug 3, 2021, 4:43 am
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Same here, I had two AMS flights cancelled for October. Unfortunately both will involve a call to BA - call to BA last week for another matter took 2hrs30mins so hoping for something a bit quicker today!
Aug 4, 2021, 1:18 pm
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Sorry - this post belonged in August rather than October, Sorry!
Last edited by PUCCI GALORE; Aug 4, 2021 at 1:24 pm
Aug 4, 2021, 4:46 pm
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Our LHR CDG flights were culled leaving very limited options for our feeder flights…
Is it likely/possible there will be a further change/additional flights added on the route nearer the time or should we accept we’re now stuck with rubbish flight time and connections?
Is it likely/possible there will be a further change/additional flights added on the route nearer the time or should we accept we’re now stuck with rubbish flight time and connections?
Aug 5, 2021, 2:33 am
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Aug 5, 2021, 4:28 am
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