Easyjet outsourcing to a wet lease tomorrow. Any experience?
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The Leaper said:
Not only easyJet......
I'm flying from Gatwick to Verona BA Club quite soon and I've been advised the flight will be handled by Iberia Express which a sister IAG company. I have been assured there will be no change in service standards; we'll see.
R.
They said that with American Airlines codeshare with BA across the atlantic.... definitely was not the case, the F offering on AA was very much sub-par compared to the F offering on BA trans-atlantic routes. I was not impressed at the time at all.I'm flying from Gatwick to Verona BA Club quite soon and I've been advised the flight will be handled by Iberia Express which a sister IAG company. I have been assured there will be no change in service standards; we'll see.
R.
Until it comes to the situation where the leased plane doesn't have the same number of seats as the original plane and they awkwardly mention that 42 people can't make the flight.
Happened to my mum recently, luckily due to the distance and the length of delay she could claim £350 from the airline in compensation.
Happened to my mum recently, luckily due to the distance and the length of delay she could claim £350 from the airline in compensation.
The Leaper said:
Not only easyJet......
I'm flying from Gatwick to Verona BA Club quite soon and I've been advised the flight will be handled by Iberia Express which a sister IAG company. I have been assured there will be no change in service standards; we'll see.
R.
You'll love that! They'll insist you wear a face mask because it's a Spanish-registered aircraft!I'm flying from Gatwick to Verona BA Club quite soon and I've been advised the flight will be handled by Iberia Express which a sister IAG company. I have been assured there will be no change in service standards; we'll see.
R.
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