geoffsuke
Well-known member
heyup uu!!
so i recently posted a thread about taking ukes on uk flights as i wanted to take it with me to greece on our sailing holiday.
well, this is what happened...
i got to the airport, i took proof of a uk ruling which allows musicians to take instruments on as handluggage + the single allowed handluggage.
AND they charged me... 15 whole pounds for a return ticket for the uke, ..... .... of my sisters money.
ehhh. anyway i flew with thomson and the very kind lady at the check in desk specified that thompson do charge to take a second peice of handluggage, instrument or not, and she did say it may only be thompson that do this. i didn't want to argue with her, she was very nice.
so after a ukeful holiday i'm glad i did it .... my sister however is still 15 pounds out of pocket and not glad i did it.
so i recently posted a thread about taking ukes on uk flights as i wanted to take it with me to greece on our sailing holiday.
well, this is what happened...
i got to the airport, i took proof of a uk ruling which allows musicians to take instruments on as handluggage + the single allowed handluggage.
AND they charged me... 15 whole pounds for a return ticket for the uke, ..... .... of my sisters money.
ehhh. anyway i flew with thomson and the very kind lady at the check in desk specified that thompson do charge to take a second peice of handluggage, instrument or not, and she did say it may only be thompson that do this. i didn't want to argue with her, she was very nice.
so after a ukeful holiday i'm glad i did it .... my sister however is still 15 pounds out of pocket and not glad i did it.