Thomas Cook Airlines » Long haul
Class rating 5.4
- Boarding 6.0
- Seat for sitting 5.1
- Seat for sleeping 3.7
- Service 5.4
- Entertainment 3.9
- Food & drink 4.7
- Punctuality 6.2
- Baggage 6.0
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Thomas Cook's long-haul economy product on its Airbus A330s is better than scheduled carriers in terms of legroom. All these aircraft offer a basic 33-inch seat pitch, two inches more than British Airways or Virgin Atlantic.
If you are travelling with a tour operator, the level of service you receive on board will vary, but expect to pay for drinks at least. If you are booking flight-only, you will need to pre-order and pay for a meal. This will cost £17 for the return flight. There is more bad news when it comes to checking in baggage, as one bag up to 20kg will cost £38 for flights of more than seven hours and those to Gambia.
Seating a family of four together, with seats numbers given out at the airport, will cost £80 for the return journey. If you bought your ticket through a tour operator and want to choose your seat online, that will cost a family £40.
Exit seats are an extra £80 return per adult.
To check fares visit book.flythomascook.com
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Pam2011azura flew Thomas Cook Airlines Long haul, on a A330-200 (Long-haul)
We came back from Barbados Christmas morning it has to be the worst experience of our lives. We were packed in like sardines. I have flown with so many airlines I have lost count, never were they like this. The staff were surly and plastic and as an after thought the captain wished us Happy Christmas as we were fling in to Gatwick. Never having flown Christmas... more
Overall:
6.4
HazelJoy flew Thomas Cook Airlines Long haul, on a A330-200 (Long-haul)
Well, we have recently arrived back from Mexico, having flown on the Thomas Cook A330 - 354 passengers On long-haul flights with Thomas Cook you cannot book a seat in the premium cabin- these are offered on a first come basis. We arrived at Gatwick early and were asked if we would like to upgrade for an extra £20 per passenger. For this you get to wait in the VIP... more
Overall:
5.3