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Canadian affair-anyone used them?
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ecclesto
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I am looking to go to Vancouver anytime after 26th September for 3 weeks. I have been told that Canadian Affair are good and they have come up with a very good quote but in their terms and conditions it states that the flight times might be different. Do I trust them?
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Canadian Affair = Air Transat.
Have been going for quite a while.0 -
I have read tripadvisor and not too good reviews about leg room and their service.0
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As NiftyDigits says they have been around for some time. Canadian Affair is one of the largest travel providers to Canada. Air Transat is a Canadian airline. Their seat pitch and service might be marked down by some on review sites but they are often the cheapest airline on many European/Canada/European routes.
You can always pay to upgrade to their premium seats or extra leg room seats if that concerns you. Meals and in-flight entertainment are also available.
All airlines may change their flight schedules. With just a few months to departure I would however have thought the timings pretty much set. Slots would have been secured sometime ago.
I think Air Canada Rouge is getting more of a bashing on review sites at the moment.
Check Air Canada, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic if LHR is a convenient departure point for you and you want a direct service. If however Air Transat is considerably cheaper I'd probably go for them.0 -
Oh and just another thought. Check prices to Seattle. These may be cheaper than Vancouver and it's fairly easy to get from SEA to YVR.0
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We have used them in the past, had no issues whatsoever.0
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My wife's parents lived in Calgary for a while so she and they used Air Transat quite a bit for visits as the prices were good. Not exactly luxurious but no problems.Let's settle this like gentlemen: armed with heavy sticks
On a rotating plate, with spikes like Flash Gordon
And you're Peter Duncan; I gave you fair warning0 -
I've used them Gatwick to Toronto. They were fine, and I saved a heap of cash, and got to fly from my local airport, so it was worth it.0
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We used Canadian Affair 3 years ago for a flight to Toronto and will be using them again in a weeks time , again to Toronto.
No isuses what so ever( apart form the turbulance off Novia Scotia :eek: strapped in seats for 4 hours )
We even had to called Canadian affair in UK over incorrect ticket details , and they were brilliant !! no admin fees
I am sure BA and Virgin are abit better in terms of comfort , however i know their price was a good £1000+ more !!!
Your only on the plane for 8hrs or so , just sitting down
Air transat gets my vote everytime :T0 -
I have a very fussy friend who uses them regularly!;)0
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Thanks for all your advice. I contacted the Flight centre and they found me a good deal, £500 for flight to Vancouver and then phoned back and said when they had gone into book them the price was £599!!!!!!!! None too pleased to say the least.....0
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