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BA way better on price
Posted:
30 Oct 2009, 16:42by iforres1
Just checking out a possible excursion to BGI in Sept 2010 and the difference between BA Club 2 adults and 2 child v VS UC (Z) is a whopping 1758GBP.
FFS VS get a grip on your prices or this will be another long haul trip you will have lost from this family.
Iain
PS. It really hurts now that both jnrs need their own seat[xx(]
Posted:
30 Oct 2009, 17:40by jaguarpig
quote:Originally posted by iforres1
PS. It really hurts now that both jnrs need their own seat[xx(]
Wait till they turn 12.
Posted:
30 Oct 2009, 18:05by northernhenry
quote:Originally posted by jaguarpig
quote:Originally posted by iforres1
PS. It really hurts now that both jnrs need their own seat[xx(]
Wait till they turn 12.
Least they'll get the option of earning some miles..as opposed to frustratingly sitting in the seat & earning none!! [:(!]
Posted:
30 Oct 2009, 18:52by David
quote:Originally posted by iforres1
Just checking out a possible excursion to BGI in Sept 2010 and the difference between BA Club 2 adults and 2 child v VS UC (Z) is a whopping 1758GBP.
FFS VS get a grip on your prices or this will be another long haul trip you will have lost from this family.
Iain
PS. It really hurts now that both jnrs need their own seat[xx(]
Totally agree !
I hope VS do read these boards - there looks like alot of BA sales flights about to be booked [:w]
David
Posted:
30 Oct 2009, 20:34by Sealink
Methinks Virgin are sitting back, waiting for all those rebooks if the BA strike goes ahead...
...and I don't think Virgin will want to discount their product a 11 months in advance yet... whereas BA need the cashflow.
Posted:
31 Oct 2009, 11:35by jaguarpig
quote:Originally posted by northernhenry
quote:Originally posted by jaguarpig
quote:Originally posted by iforres1
PS. It really hurts now that both jnrs need their own seat[xx(]
Wait till they turn 12.
Least they'll get the option of earning some miles..as opposed to frustratingly sitting in the seat & earning none!! [:(!]
You have to do what we did earn VS gold, or switch to BA and form a household account.In any case I still preferred paying the child price.
Posted:
02 Nov 2009, 08:13by iforres1
We have the BA household account which does allow the miles from kids tickets to be collected[y]. Certainly on the BA European routes Daniel's ticket is the exact same price as our own adult[:(!] When they reach 12 they probably won't want to sit with us anyway[:D]
Iain
Posted:
02 Nov 2009, 10:28by jaguarpig
quote:Originally posted by iforres1
[ When they reach 12 they probably won't want to sit with us anyway[:D]
Iain
15[;)]