How can this be fair

Hobsons_Choice

Oh come on .... he's having a laugh, surely!

blindman

sparky1989 wrote: »

Dave/tony/bob whatever your name is . A. I do not drink.
B. No spots. C. A sharp tongue isnt a sign of a keen mind. Back off. I am asking a question if you dont know dont comment.

Yes , but you seem to argue against the answers you don't like.

As has been said Ailrines set their rules for baggage allowance according to their own business plan.

It has nothing to do with actual total weight of the passenger or how miuch the baggage handlers can [STRIKE]steal[/STRIKE] lift :cool:

If you went business or first (and paid ££££) you can take about 3 times the weight of Economy passengers (because you've paid for it!)

On a cheapo economy flight you are ony allowed a minimum as your fare is cheap.

Next time you fly look at the T&C's of baggage and pack accordingly.

In the big scheme of things of AC take off weight, passenger luggage pails into insignificance compared to fuel weight and cargo.

sparky1989

My friends in college agree with me too.in parts but think i will get nowhere . Do we know a answer to Q#85

soolin

A cheap set of luggage scales is unlikely to cost more than a couple of quid:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/32KG-TRAVEL-SUITCASE-LUGGAGE-SCALE-1M-TAPE-MEASURE-/150599262355?pt=UK_TravelTickets_Accessories_RL&hash=item23106a6093

Pollycat

sparky1989 wrote: »

Many thanks for all your advise polly cat so it does not matter where your going to or where from only who with? Thomas Cook have 15kilo and first choice have 20kilo, but Turkey is shorthaul in Thomas Cook and midhaul in first choice ??In future i will check how much baggages i am allowed and also weigh my baggs . I am still not happy with Thomas Cook and it was a bit of a bad end to a nice holiday my first time at Turkey. but we did have nice seats that my friend payed for us and i nearly got the plane ladys number.Thanks again for all your advises sparky. polly are you a cat ? how old i am 22 . message me

sparky
I think you've got it now. :T

Just check with whichever airline you're flying with for their baggage allowance.

BUT - beware that if you book a package or flight only your allowance may be different - even if you're looking at the same company.
It's not always clear and it's best to check before you fly.



Also hand luggage:

• check out the weight allowed - it can also differ between airlines
• check out the dimensions (height, width, depth) as that also can differ

sparky1989 wrote: »

I am still not happy with Thomas Cook and it was a bit of a bad end to a nice holiday my first time at Turkey. but we did have nice seats that my friend payed for us and i nearly got the plane ladys number.

I can understand that it left a bad taste in your mouth but the bit in bold made me smile:

sparky1989 wrote: »

.Thanks again for all your advises sparky. polly are you a cat ? how old i am 22 . message me

Bless, you, you've made an old lady happy. :kisses3:
No, I'm not a cat (or a fox) and at 22, I'm (just about) old enough to be your Grandma so I'll won't be messaging you.
Enjoy your next holiday - and read the terms & conditions before you go. :beer:

Bob_the_Saver

Pollycat, I think you've pulled.
It's not a cat or fox he's after it's a Cougar!

sparky1989

Thanks pollycat i wont message you either :rotfl::o unless you have a friend too:kisses:haha :grouphug:.
If anyone is returning to Marmaris soon and could take a watch for returns (i have a reciet)The man said i could take it back if it was broken in one year. It is a very good watch when it worked. I heve looked after it well since.It cost me 50lira which is cheap for a Omega and good value.Man said it was genuine and didnt need battierys hope its not a

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::o:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:o:o:o:oWINDUP:o:o:o:o:o
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::o:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
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Hobsons_Choice

Knew I could hear the sound of keys being turned in backs!

sparky1989

I would like to Polly Wolly Doodle all the way .

Pollycat

sparky1989 wrote: »

eye woz board an fought ov avin a bit ov fun. soz
BTW i am over 100 kilos myself & more pollys age .

More my age?
Really?
To be honest, Sparky, I don't think you'd know the truth if it bit you on the bum, based on what you say on other posts:

sparky1989 wrote: »

Ben is the same age as me such a tragic story. Thoughts with the parents keep the hope alive.

(reference to Ben Needham aged 21/22)

sparky1989 wrote: »

My parents have recently me offered me a similar option to get onto the property ladder. I have to be 110% sure i do all my sums before either accepting or not. I dont know if they will re-mortgage but they say they will to make sure i pay it back which i will. They loaned me some money to buy a car and pay off debts 2 years ago which i have paid back in full A.S.A.P.

At almost 58 I can't imagine my parents (aged over 80) offering me a helping hand to get on the property ladder.

FWIW, I compared your method of writing on your other posts against on this one and could see you were a wind-up.

I just hope you're never desperate for real advice 'cos people do have long memories and you might just find that the help you ask for is given by somebody who is also 'board' (sic).