Flights to Grenada

Old Dec 23, 2020, 2:57 am
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Flights to Grenada

I have booked with Virgin Holidays to Grenada next November & they say the departures are a Thursday & Monday via ANU.
Yet, Virgin Atlantic say the flights are Friday & Monday. Who is correct??? I need to book connecting flights and need to have the exact day. cheers
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Old Dec 23, 2020, 3:41 am
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Originally Posted by ahstewart
I have booked with Virgin Holidays to Grenada next November & they say the departures are a Thursday & Monday via ANU.
Yet, Virgin Atlantic say the flights are Friday & Monday. Who is correct??? I need to book connecting flights and need to have the exact day. cheers
I would be a bit cautious about booking separate itineraries since airline schedules are subject to change especially that far out in 2021.

On a related note VS was supposed to resume flying to GND but the local government has prohibited flights from the UK so VS won’t be operating flights for now according to their website for January.
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Old Dec 23, 2020, 4:11 am
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Originally Posted by ahstewart
I have booked with Virgin Holidays to Grenada next November & they say the departures are a Thursday & Monday via ANU.
Yet, Virgin Atlantic say the flights are Friday & Monday. Who is correct??? I need to book connecting flights and need to have the exact day. cheers
A few (possibly pedantic) points. Whatever you book from ANU won't be a connection, it'll be a completely separate flight on which you'll have no protection if your VS flight is late or cancelled. So the usual rules about leaving a lot of time between flights on separate itineraries apply, if you don't fancy buying new tickets. This is particularly relevant for the return flight from ANU. Partly because of this, I would not worry about these regional flights until shortly before your trip, say in September.

I am curious, however. If you booked a holiday with Virgin Holidays in Grenada, are the flights only to ANU but the hotel in Grenada?
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Old Dec 23, 2020, 5:24 am
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Flights are from London to Grenada with a stop in Antigua. Virgin & BA do this all the time
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Old Dec 23, 2020, 5:26 am
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The connecting flights I have to book are from Glasgow to Heathrow to catch the Virgin flight to Grenada. I just dont know what day the Virgin flight will fly to Grenada, Thursday or Friday??
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Ah, I see. Same applies, leave plenty of time between flights and worry about this in 10 months’ time.
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Old Dec 23, 2020, 6:54 am
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Originally Posted by ahstewart
The connecting flights I have to book are from Glasgow to Heathrow to catch the Virgin flight to Grenada. I just dont know what day the Virgin flight will fly to Grenada, Thursday or Friday??
Can't you just ask the travel agent to book your flights from Glasgow? That way they'll be responsible if there's a change in the day or time of the flight?
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Old Dec 23, 2020, 11:39 am
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Agree with others ... there's no way to be sure of anything next November. I'm sitting on a couple of trips that need connecting flights and I'll not touch them until at least 60 days out. Unless you can book fully-refundable, or no-charge changes ... then it might be worth the effort. But you'll have to watch the schedules like a hawk. Nobody knows nothin' about nothin' in travel these days.
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Agree with others ... there's no way to be sure of anything next November. I'm sitting on a couple of trips that need connecting flights and I'll not touch them until at least 60 days out. Unless you can book fully-refundable, or no-charge changes ... then it might be worth the effort. But you'll have to watch the schedules like a hawk. Nobody knows nothin' about nothin' in travel these days.
Indeed! BA has already changed my upcoming EDILHR sector eight times since I booked it last month.
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