What's available on Tui flights?

la531983

I accept it as part of a holiday, I'm not sitting there moaning about it, or pulling out my own egg sandwiches that have been in a bag for the last 4 hours.

bagand96

flaneurs_lobster said:

Abbafan1972 said:

If you have you own food, don’t they take it off you at security? 

Nope. Just liquids over 100ml and guns. 

Flying from Birmingham or Edinburgh and they won't even confiscate liquids over 100ml anymore.

One day the rest of the UK airports will catch up. 

Abbafan1972

Pollycat said:

Abbafan1972 said:

pattycake said:

We use Tui at least 4 times a year from Manchester airport.  There’s nothing free onboard the aircraft!  We take empty refillable bottles (which keep the water cold) and there’s stations at the airport outside all the loos airside which you can get water for free.

We never pre book food.  Depending on the time of day, I make my own sandwiches to eat either at the airport or onboard.  Alternatively, we quite like the toasties from Tui.  Around a £5 I think.  All drinks, hot, cold or alcoholic are chargeable.

i find the meal deals either from WHS or Boots far inferior to my own sandwiches and cheaper to make my own too.

Our flights are to the Canaries so considered short haul.  Usually around the 4 hour mark.

If you have you own food, don’t they take it off you at security? 

Why do you think that?
Totally incorrect.

The link to TUI website regarding food is up-thread.

Well I am not a frequent flyer, so something changes every time we travel. 

Didn’t post incorrect info on purpose. 

Pollycat

Abbafan1972 said:

Pollycat said:

Abbafan1972 said:

pattycake said:

We use Tui at least 4 times a year from Manchester airport.  There’s nothing free onboard the aircraft!  We take empty refillable bottles (which keep the water cold) and there’s stations at the airport outside all the loos airside which you can get water for free.

We never pre book food.  Depending on the time of day, I make my own sandwiches to eat either at the airport or onboard.  Alternatively, we quite like the toasties from Tui.  Around a £5 I think.  All drinks, hot, cold or alcoholic are chargeable.

i find the meal deals either from WHS or Boots far inferior to my own sandwiches and cheaper to make my own too.

Our flights are to the Canaries so considered short haul.  Usually around the 4 hour mark.

If you have you own food, don’t they take it off you at security? 

Why do you think that?
Totally incorrect.

The link to TUI website regarding food is up-thread.

Well I am not a frequent flyer, so something changes every time we travel. 

Didn’t post incorrect info on purpose. 

You didn't post incorrect info.
You (sort of) asked a question to which the answer is 'no'.

Best place for all information regarding lights is on the airline website.

J_B

I'm a little amazed that someone with over 15k of posts on here could be so unsure of what happens!

Pollycat

J_B said:

I'm a little amazed that someone with over 15k of posts on here could be so unsure of what happens!

Why does the number of posts on a moneysaving website make any difference to knowledge about an airline?

In the OP's position, I'd have gone straight to the airline's website.

NoodleDoodleMan

Pollycat said:

J_B said:

I'm a little amazed that someone with over 15k of posts on here could be so unsure of what happens!

Why does the number of posts on a moneysaving website make any difference to knowledge about an airline?

In the OP's position, I'd have gone straight to the airline's website.

We had a mantra at my department - "when all else fails, read the instructions" - seems appropriate !!!