Updated Pricing (especially ex IST)
Jun 14, 2005 | 4:15 am
#1
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Updated Pricing (especially ex IST)
Hello All,
Its been a while since we last updated the pricing (March). Anyone got any updates now that fares have changed, especially ex IST in the last 2 months?
Thanks
QFH
Its been a while since we last updated the pricing (March). Anyone got any updates now that fares have changed, especially ex IST in the last 2 months?
Thanks
QFH
Jun 16, 2005 | 3:58 am
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Originally Posted by PROBBE
Hey QF - just bought a DONE4 ex ist. Base is 4150 EUR + taxes + 10 EUR service...
that's all the info I have.
that's all the info I have.
It is now 4358 which is a fairly hefty increase in such a short period! I think IST's days are numbered and WAW with cheap prices to get to and from LHR is back to being favourite unless of course you opt for CAI. WAW is probably more convenient for QF'ers and CAI for BA'ers due to the different ways their frequent flyer programmes operate.
Jun 16, 2005 | 9:53 am
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Originally Posted by QF Hammer
Yes, but fares went up from the 15th June! That is the problem!!
It is now 4358 which is a fairly hefty increase in such a short period! I think IST's days are numbered and WAW with cheap prices to get to and from LHR is back to being favourite unless of course you opt for CAI. WAW is probably more convenient for QF'ers and CAI for BA'ers due to the different ways their frequent flyer programmes operate.
It is now 4358 which is a fairly hefty increase in such a short period! I think IST's days are numbered and WAW with cheap prices to get to and from LHR is back to being favourite unless of course you opt for CAI. WAW is probably more convenient for QF'ers and CAI for BA'ers due to the different ways their frequent flyer programmes operate.