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Any experience of Jet2?

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orienteerer · 10/03/2010 19:01

I'm about to book flights on Jet2, anyone want to share their experiences with me (good or bad)? I've done EasyJet, BMI Baby & SkyEurope before, refuse to fly Ryanair. Which of these categories does Jet2 fall into, and do I need to bother pre booking seats (otherwise allocated at check-in), travelling with DS(7) on 5 hour flight.

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IHaveABlueCar · 10/03/2010 19:03

My mum and her friend flew with Jet2 from Newcastle to Pisa last year. They didn't book seats but were together anyway. It was fine - basic but fine. Better than Ryanair anyway!

CleverlyConcealed · 10/03/2010 19:08

We went with Jet2 to Portugal a couple of years ago. No problems at all. We booked our seats.

orienteerer · 10/03/2010 19:12

Thanks for the swift replies, anymore?

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Buda · 10/03/2010 19:15

Have used them a few times as they fly direct from Budapest to Manchester. Never had a problem - they are mech better than ryanair. Evan dh will fly them & he normally refuses budget airlines!

orienteerer · 10/03/2010 19:17

OK, sounds like we might survive. Main concern is that it is a 5 hour no frills flight!

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Mithered · 13/03/2010 08:57

I have used them a couple of times now and been pretty impressed with them as a budget airline. Travelled with 2 x DC. Just for your info by law a child has to sit with the adult which they are travelling with - I found it on a website last time we were travelling and printed it off in case we had any problems sitting together but it wasn't an issue

magentastardust · 15/03/2010 23:03

We used them last year, They were fine, staff were friendly , plane was clean. I would say they were better than Easyjet or Ryanair , you can prebook seats and there is no scrum to get on the plane.
You can actually take a decent amount of luggage (22kgs) rather than the 15kgs some of the cheaper airlines allow.
I would use them again.

AnyFucker · 15/03/2010 23:11

have used jet2 for the last 3 years on the run

perfectly fine, no-frills flights every time

the website is fine, check-in very efficient, absolutely no delays, found prices to be the cheapest among the most "well-known" cheap operations

< crosses fingers and knocks on wood for our jet2 flights in May >

go ahead, it will be fine

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