salsa-king

wheres the best place to book a cheap flight to Nice 4 the end of May/ start of June?

are EasyJet the cheapest?

I'm 20mins from EastMidlands AirPort

whats the best, i can travel to uton if EasyJet fly from there!!!

Phil

Neil Micklethwaite

Watch what you drink at Nice.

I know of 6 people ( 3 of which I know post regulalrly on here and pillars of the Scooby community ) who were asked to leave the plane in Nice.

The reason - According to the Captain, he had watched them consume large quantities of alcohol in the departure lounge and EasyJet refused to fly them home.

My source said they had 3 or 4 pints.

Yex

Phil,

Not sure where is best to fly from....but check where exactly they fly to. Some Easyjet airports are a considerable distance from the "destination" given. The transfer may involve a long coach journey or use of public transport if you have not hired a car.

Yex

gregh

check

salsa-king

Neil
i'm T-total!!!!! drinkin' will not be a problem 4 me!! lol

thanks guys.

Yex/Gregh
I hav a friend who lives in Nice, he has asked me over to satay a little while, he said EasyJet fly to Nice, he lives a short journey away, and he said fly from Luton!

if i can get a flight from E/M cheaper i will try that.

THANKS

Phil

Lou_C

Try...

boomer

Phil,

easyJet Luton are probably your best bet - direct to Nice, and just down the road from you. Modern planes (although i believe without ILS - not ideal for Luton) and friendly staff who you may even recognise off the TV series. Luton has plenty of parking, and dual-carriageway access from the M1 (except for the last mile). Get there (to check-in, not the carpark) AT LEAST two hours before the flight is due, 'cos the queues can get BIG.

salsa-king

boomer
i looked at nice/easyjet
4 the 30th may about £37-50ish
back the next week costs the same!!
will sort it out next week, i will get Dad to take me to Luton!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol


Phil

boomer

Phil,

booking easyJet via the internet is cheaper, and more so the further ahead that you book - so don't delay!

Don't forget that there will be another GBP10 tax on the outgoing leg (plus another 2 or 3 on the way back) - Tony Liar is at it again!

easyJet serve sandwiches (that you buy) on their flights, so you may prefer to eat more beforehand. Soft drinks are also available (at a cost) but they are in smaller than usual cans - hence my decision to drink beer (normal size) instead

Checking in is different to normal airlines - if your haven't been "easy" before. You just present your passport and booking reference at check-in and get a plastic coated "card" with a number on (bigger than your biggest pocket!). The lower the number, the sooner you board the plane (hence the suggestion to GET THERE EARLY). Seats are not pre-allocated, so you sit where you want (which is why lower numbered boarding cards are better!).

The staff are great - have a laugh and enjoy the trip. The last time i flew they had the BBC on board filming for The Money Program - major keep yer head down time .

mb