Welcome to Seatplans.com. We're here to tell you everything you need to know about flying with Thomas Cook. We have user reviews (ie: people who have flown with the airline), seat maps of the various aircraft Thomas Cook uses, and we've even compiled it into an easy-to-read guide (or we can send it to you by email). Have a look at the options along the top of this page - there's lots to read....

Click here to read our free guide, including which aircraft you will be on, food, entertainment, baggage allowance and more...

Background

Thomas Cook Airlines (airline code TCX) is the UK's second-biggest charter airline. It is based at Manchester airport. It began life in 1999 as JMC Airlines following the merger of the charter carrier Flying Colours and Caledonian Airways. It was rebranded to its current name in 2003.

Ownership

The airline derives its existing size and ownership to the merger of Germany's Thomas Cook AG and MyTravel, together with their respective airlines, in June 2007. This led to the formation of Thomas Cook PLC, a company quoted on the London Stock Exchange.

Route Network

Thomas Cook Airlines flies to all the major short-haul leisure destinations. It serves a handful of long-haul leisure destinations, particularly Orlando and the Dominican Republic. It also runs a major flight programme for Canadian Affair.

Other Information

To check fares visit flythomascook.com

For Thomas Cook Airlines' Wikipedia page, click here.

For FAQ's about Thomas Cook flights, click here.

Images courtesy of:-

• Davide Olivati | Aircraft (B757-200) and tailfin
  
• Tony Scruton | A321
• David Marshall | B767-300 | A330-200