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Just had the bad news that my Aunt Norma in Florida has passed in her sleep.
Now running around trying to get a flight and discovered if I fly in November the fare is approx £200 cheaper than if I go in December.
So trying to arrange to go by Friday. It seems we may be out there for Xmas and I had just started my xmas shopping.
Will be having the family round in the week to have an early xmas fest!
RIP Aunty.
Now running around trying to get a flight and discovered if I fly in November the fare is approx £200 cheaper than if I go in December.
So trying to arrange to go by Friday. It seems we may be out there for Xmas and I had just started my xmas shopping.
Will be having the family round in the week to have an early xmas fest!
RIP Aunty.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't know if Norwegian go to Florida but they are usually much cheaper. I would say my daughter recently flew with them to NY and her return flight was cancelled about an hour before she was leaving for the airport and not re-scheduled for 24 hours later. Mind you she did get 600 euros back in compensation. Sorry for your loss at a rather awkward time of the year adding to the stress.
I flew Norwegian Air once. That was enough.
It was only short haul (Canaries). I had a 7am flight. Despite the aircraft being attached to an air bridge I had to traipse out across the apron to steps at the rear of the aircraft (so as to facilitate speedy embarkation). It was pelting with rain and freezing cold. I spent the next four hours nicely strapped in wearing soaking wet apparel. I ordered a drink "deal" and only got half of it served before the stewardess proceeded to the next seat. When I asked for the rest she insisted I'd only paid for what I'd got (and the discussion was made more difficult by scarcely anybody among the crew being able to make themselves understood).
You gets what you pays for (or, in the case of Norwegian, don't get what you pay for as their fares were not particularly cheap). Hopefully they've shaped up a bit following their foray into long-haul, but never again for me, short or long.
It was only short haul (Canaries). I had a 7am flight. Despite the aircraft being attached to an air bridge I had to traipse out across the apron to steps at the rear of the aircraft (so as to facilitate speedy embarkation). It was pelting with rain and freezing cold. I spent the next four hours nicely strapped in wearing soaking wet apparel. I ordered a drink "deal" and only got half of it served before the stewardess proceeded to the next seat. When I asked for the rest she insisted I'd only paid for what I'd got (and the discussion was made more difficult by scarcely anybody among the crew being able to make themselves understood).
You gets what you pays for (or, in the case of Norwegian, don't get what you pay for as their fares were not particularly cheap). Hopefully they've shaped up a bit following their foray into long-haul, but never again for me, short or long.
good - Norwegian is the most compained-about airline
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