Some really cheap flights to various destinations, code STFECO works on economy class AND code STFBUS works on business class, prices include 23KG baggage
Click link, search for flights and make sure you enter the appropriate code before pressing submit, then choose flights with the star symbol, once outbound and return selected, you'll see the discount on bottom right of screen
BOOK BY 19th SEPT for
TRAVEL DATES– 15 SEPT to 23 NOV OUTBOUND and RETURN to be completed by 30 NOV
Various Destinations
Possible some blackout dates, but all those I've checked seem to be ok.
Some of the offers I've found are (though I've not checked all dates, there may be some cheaper)
Heathrow to Bangalore Oct 3rd-17th £382.45pp
London to Perth, Australia from £470
London to Abu Dhabi £295
14 comments
jjintheuk
3 Jan 17#14
Doesn't work for me, I believe that this deal has ended.
zworld
18 Sep 16#13
I always believed that check in staff are Airport staff , even if sometimes they are dressed in crew uniform.
What documents were they trying to verify? Did she not have a visa ? Please elaborate
swervy249
18 Sep 16#12
I'd have to agree, very average. Staff seem to be rushed too.
KM4353
16 Sep 16#10
Yes, id90 is 90% off, but it's standby. id50/special tickets are confirmed but 50% off. That's how it is for emirates anyways.
Present
16 Sep 161#9
Booked:
Manchester>Dubai>Bangkok
Ho Chi Minh > Manchester
for £390. Can't complain about that!
lookatmywadd
16 Sep 16#8
Blimey! They charge £205 if you want to change a date. That's basically the same price for booking a new ticket?!
husain_kola
16 Sep 16#7
Etihad business class on the A380 is simply amazing!
zworld to husain_kola
17 Sep 16#11
No it's not! Flew Business on the A380 mnay times. Food is average, bed is alright , nothing much to write home about
rajd76
16 Sep 16#6
Anyways..who travels on these dates...Airline just trying to get load factor right so they can make money...
fifthcolumn
16 Sep 1611#5
Avoid this appalling airline at all costs. Their check in staff denied my wife boarding on an India bound flight from Manchester during Easter last year due to their failure to verify her documents properly. We were traveling with our 4 year old at the time and the airline subsequently refused to rebook her on a later flight (despite it being apparent they were at fault) thereby ruining our long awaited holiday.
They also failed to pay my wife compensation under EC261/2004, following which we filed a claim through Small Claims.During the course of 5 hearings over 12 months, the airline spent over £16000 on a group of barristers specialising in aviation law to contest the claim before comprehensively losing the case in June 2016. As we were representing ourselves, the airline used a combination of dubious legal tactics and frank bullying (even contesting my wife's return fare from Manchester Airport to home on contractual grounds among other things) in order to force us to withdraw the claim. Even after losing the case at the final hearing that ran for over 3 hours, Etihad has continued to insist that the judge got it wrong but that they had decided not to appeal the verdict out of their generosity (although they had been advised by the judge that any application for appeal would be refused)
Even the barrister who represented the airline at the final hearing was surprised at the aggressiveness with which Etihad had chosen to pursue the matter. According to him Etihad has a policy,unlike more honourable companies such as BA, of never accepting liability and is known across the aviation industry for treating its economy customers like dirt.
They may be marginally cheaper than competitors but rest assured this disgrace of an airline would treat you with utter contempt if anything goes wrong during or after the flight and will drag you through court even if they were entirely at fault..
flipper118
16 Sep 161#4
Id90's if that's what you are referring to aren't necessarily 90% discounted :man:
chigger1
16 Sep 16#3
I did not enjoy the economy class experience last time we flew with them from Manchester, they really pack economy in. Also price not much cheaper than other airlines from Heathrow.
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Click link, search for flights and make sure you enter the appropriate code before pressing submit, then choose flights with the star symbol, once outbound and return selected, you'll see the discount on bottom right of screen
BOOK BY 19th SEPT for
TRAVEL DATES– 15 SEPT to 23 NOV OUTBOUND and RETURN to be completed by 30 NOV
Various Destinations
Possible some blackout dates, but all those I've checked seem to be ok.
Some of the offers I've found are (though I've not checked all dates, there may be some cheaper)
Heathrow to Bangalore Oct 3rd-17th £382.45pp
London to Perth, Australia from £470
London to Abu Dhabi £295
14 comments
What documents were they trying to verify? Did she not have a visa ? Please elaborate
Manchester>Dubai>Bangkok
Ho Chi Minh > Manchester
for £390. Can't complain about that!
They also failed to pay my wife compensation under EC261/2004, following which we filed a claim through Small Claims.During the course of 5 hearings over 12 months, the airline spent over £16000 on a group of barristers specialising in aviation law to contest the claim before comprehensively losing the case in June 2016. As we were representing ourselves, the airline used a combination of dubious legal tactics and frank bullying (even contesting my wife's return fare from Manchester Airport to home on contractual grounds among other things) in order to force us to withdraw the claim. Even after losing the case at the final hearing that ran for over 3 hours, Etihad has continued to insist that the judge got it wrong but that they had decided not to appeal the verdict out of their generosity (although they had been advised by the judge that any application for appeal would be refused)
Even the barrister who represented the airline at the final hearing was surprised at the aggressiveness with which Etihad had chosen to pursue the matter. According to him Etihad has a policy,unlike more honourable companies such as BA, of never accepting liability and is known across the aviation industry for treating its economy customers like dirt.
They may be marginally cheaper than competitors but rest assured this disgrace of an airline would treat you with utter contempt if anything goes wrong during or after the flight and will drag you through court even if they were entirely at fault..