Ceuta helicopter booking
Mar 30, 19, 4:41 am
#1
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Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: NT Australia
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Ceuta helicopter booking
Evening all,
Does anyone have any hot tips for booking flights to Ceuta?
I am aiming for July, from Malaga
The website returns "no hay vuelos disponibles para esta fecha" on the dates I want and a large number of other dates randomly throughout the year
I emailed the company (in spanish) and they asked me to book on their website...
I am unsure if this is an issue with fares being filed only 3 months in advance or similar, or if the website is broken, or something else? I am also unsure how to proceed. Are there travel agents or similar who sell these tickets?
Thanks in advance for any help
Does anyone have any hot tips for booking flights to Ceuta?
I am aiming for July, from Malaga
The website returns "no hay vuelos disponibles para esta fecha" on the dates I want and a large number of other dates randomly throughout the year
I emailed the company (in spanish) and they asked me to book on their website...
I am unsure if this is an issue with fares being filed only 3 months in advance or similar, or if the website is broken, or something else? I am also unsure how to proceed. Are there travel agents or similar who sell these tickets?
Thanks in advance for any help
Mar 31, 19, 1:28 am
#2
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Schwetzingen (Heidelberg), Germany
Programs: BA, SK, Accor, Carlson Rezidor
Posts: 380
July is likely too far out for such an operation dedicated primarily at locals.
I don´t know how far out advance bookings are availlable normally but I´d expect max 3 months.
But ...
As far as I have monitored this particular route over recent years there has regularily been a reduction in service or even interruption during summertime with previous operators due to expected low business traveller demand.
Maybe Helity goes along the same alley ...
At the moment flights are loaded into their reservation system until june 30 only.
I don´t know how far out advance bookings are availlable normally but I´d expect max 3 months.
But ...
As far as I have monitored this particular route over recent years there has regularily been a reduction in service or even interruption during summertime with previous operators due to expected low business traveller demand.
Maybe Helity goes along the same alley ...
At the moment flights are loaded into their reservation system until june 30 only.
Jun 22, 19, 3:36 am
#4
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Schwetzingen (Heidelberg), Germany
Programs: BA, SK, Accor, Carlson Rezidor
Posts: 380
So, I guess I was right ...
It makes little sense for them to accept reservations further ahead.
These flights are aimed at the locals in order to provide a reliable connection to the mainland.
And this kind of passengers usually books at relatively short notice for obvious reasons (e.g. the need to settle administrative issues or get proper health treatment on the mainland or even allowing for inexpensive visiting of friends/relatives)
So, the fare system is not dynamic. Prices do not change whether booked early or just before departure.
Helity has fixed prices depending on the expected demand which likely works out just fine since they certainly have reliabe statistics for each day/flight.
So, enjoy your flight and please let us know of your experience after the flight.
The AW-139 is a pretty modern and comfortable helicopter.
I´ve flown on AW-139 a few times and if it´s your first helicopter ride just expect it to be noisier than a jet flight. Somewhat comparable to older Turboprops (e.g. Saab340)
It makes little sense for them to accept reservations further ahead.
These flights are aimed at the locals in order to provide a reliable connection to the mainland.
And this kind of passengers usually books at relatively short notice for obvious reasons (e.g. the need to settle administrative issues or get proper health treatment on the mainland or even allowing for inexpensive visiting of friends/relatives)
So, the fare system is not dynamic. Prices do not change whether booked early or just before departure.
Helity has fixed prices depending on the expected demand which likely works out just fine since they certainly have reliabe statistics for each day/flight.
So, enjoy your flight and please let us know of your experience after the flight.
The AW-139 is a pretty modern and comfortable helicopter.
I´ve flown on AW-139 a few times and if it´s your first helicopter ride just expect it to be noisier than a jet flight. Somewhat comparable to older Turboprops (e.g. Saab340)
Last edited by MHG; Jun 22, 19 at 3:42 am
Jun 22, 19, 3:43 am
#5
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Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: NT Australia
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Originally Posted by MHG
So, I guess I was right ...
It makes little sense for them to accept reservations further ahead.
These flights are aimed at the locals in order to provide a reliable connection to the mainland.
And this kind of passengers usually books at relatively short notice for obvious reasons (e.g. the need to settle administrative issues or get proper health treatment on the mainland or even allowing for inexpensive visiting of friends/relatives)
So, the fare system is not dynamic. Prices do not change whether booked early or just before departure.
Helity has fixed prices depending on the expected demand which likely works out just fine since they certainly have reliabe statistics for each day/flight.
So, enjoy your flight and please let us know of your experience after the flight.
The AW-139 is a pretty modern and comfortable helicopter.
I´ve flown on AW-139 a few times and if it´s your first helicopter ride just expect it to be noisier than a jet flight. Somewhat comparable to older Turboprops (e.g. Saab340)
It makes little sense for them to accept reservations further ahead.
These flights are aimed at the locals in order to provide a reliable connection to the mainland.
And this kind of passengers usually books at relatively short notice for obvious reasons (e.g. the need to settle administrative issues or get proper health treatment on the mainland or even allowing for inexpensive visiting of friends/relatives)
So, the fare system is not dynamic. Prices do not change whether booked early or just before departure.
Helity has fixed prices depending on the expected demand which likely works out just fine since they certainly have reliabe statistics for each day/flight.
So, enjoy your flight and please let us know of your experience after the flight.
The AW-139 is a pretty modern and comfortable helicopter.
I´ve flown on AW-139 a few times and if it´s your first helicopter ride just expect it to be noisier than a jet flight. Somewhat comparable to older Turboprops (e.g. Saab340)
