Just see this online. Jet2 are flying 3 selected dates over the end of November (Black Friday) and 1 date during December to New York from London stansted.
Fly from stansted 16/11/17
23/11/17
30/11/17 (experience Black Friday)
07/12/17
New York. 20/11/17
27/11/17
04/12/17
11/12/17
18 comments
Irfy2015
3 Jun 17#1
Plus need to add £30 each way for each check in bag.....
happymanuk to Irfy2015
3 Jun 17#4
Is that optional or compulsory ? - I'm not planning on doing lots of shopping there so for 4 nights I wouldn't need a large suitcase.
Chiptivo to Irfy2015
3 Jun 171#13
Why would be ar5ed for 3 days in New York?
Loading and taking a suitcase, then waiting for it to come out of the conveyor etc.. Take a massive hand luggage and live a little. :smiley:
sunnyrain
3 Jun 171#2
In for OW.Thanks
SFconvert
3 Jun 17#3
Stansted, no thanks, worst airport ever now, even though it's my closest.
jcluk to SFconvert
3 Jun 171#5
It's absolutely fine.
neiiilers to SFconvert
3 Jun 172#7
Alright. Very helpful.
jukie to SFconvert
4 Jun 17#14
what makes it worse than any other
superal to SFconvert
4 Jun 171#15
Not been to Luton lately then?
Used stanstead last month and no issues whatsoever. It was a Jet2 flight and the plane must of been fairly new. Better legroom then alot of other airlines I've used although it was half empty so didn't matter too much!
phatbear
3 Jun 171#6
Black friday is the 24th november so if you took the flight on the 30th you'd be a tad late
jase.2
3 Jun 17#8
im sure before november you could easily find a flight at similar price to new york with a proper airline rather than Jet2 and their old buckets that always break down - even with a change at Amsterdam or Paris etc it would be better than this
Trickytimes
3 Jun 17#9
They don't use the standard fleet for transatlantic flights. Jet2's (admittedly old) planes are not able to fly to the US. Another option for low cost flights is to get a Ryanair flight to Dublin and then fly Aer Lingus to New York.
neiiilers to Trickytimes
3 Jun 173#10
What are you on about Jet2's fleet not able to fly to the US? I don't think you know what you're talking about. If they're not able to fly to the US, do they just drop their passengers off the ocean, turn back to the UK, profit, rinse and repeat?
Jet2's and Aerlingus's fleet consist both A330 and 757 which are used for their transatlantic flights.
sonypc100 to Trickytimes
3 Jun 17#12
They use their fleet of 757's for the New York route. They have been doing these Christmas shopping trips to the States for at least 6 years.
duke
3 Jun 17#11
The flight we were on Stansted to Lanzerote a month back used a jet that was 2 weeks old.
plebbygiraffe
4 Jun 17#16
Black Friday is on the 24th. If you depart on the 30th, you'll miss it.
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Opening post
Fly from stansted
16/11/17
23/11/17
30/11/17 (experience Black Friday)
07/12/17
New York.
20/11/17
27/11/17
04/12/17
11/12/17
18 comments
Loading and taking a suitcase, then waiting for it to come out of the conveyor etc.. Take a massive hand luggage and live a little. :smiley:
Used stanstead last month and no issues whatsoever. It was a Jet2 flight and the plane must of been fairly new. Better legroom then alot of other airlines I've used although it was half empty so didn't matter too much!
Jet2's and Aerlingus's fleet consist both A330 and 757 which are used for their transatlantic flights.