This is another low cost airline which I have used on a number of times and I have found reasonable in cost.
The website is very easy to use and informative to the costings of the various add-ons.
The staff are very friendly when you get to the airport and always want to please. Recently when my daughter flew to Malaga she found that her luggage was missing so when she spoke to a member of Monarch Airlines in Malaga they were straight away on to the problem and everything got sorted in less than 24 hours and they personally delivered her suitcase to where she was staying.
When we booked my daughter in it was a little confusing at Gatwick to know which queue to go to apart from that they were very quick at the booking in desk. The staff were very helpfull and even though it was very busy they still were very polite ...
Advantages: Very hospitable, great customer service, no delays, no fuss, very welcoming Disadvantages: You won't want to leave the plane!!
of bubbly and box of chocolates. Its clear that all of their staff take a real genuine pride in customer service.
We've always booked directly with the airline and have found them to be the cheapest on every occasion for a direct flight. The flight takes around 12/13 hours and a return has been priced as low as £340, whilst the most we've ever paid is £550. You may find cheaper direct flights with Airasia.com, but this airline are the equivalent to Easyjet and you'll pay for meals and other bits and bobs on board. Additionally, they fly from Stansted and not Heathrow. I've not flown with Air Asia and can't vouch for their service.
There was a time when if you booked directly with MAS they would give you a free internal flight in Malaysia. We've taken this offer up twice to hop on from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi or Penang. I'm not sure if this ...
Advantages: Cheap flights Disadvantages: Basic plane interiors compared to UK airlines, not good value for money
I chose to fly with Delta over any other airline for my last holiday to California because having checked various sites they were the cheapest schedule airline to fly from Gatwick.
I discovered most airlines which fly to San Francisco only fly from Heathrow which was not an option for us - I learnt my lesson having carried suitcases around London Underground and on trains before (in rush hour) and it's no laughing matter with all the commuters. The next most important thing to us was how long the overall journey was going to take, and the times varied wildly depending on how long you were prepare to stop-over somewhere for refuelling. Generally speaking, the longer you are prepared to wait on a stopover the cheaper the flights will be. Delta had a very good choice of flights, with most of them stopping over either in Cincinnati ...
kevin121 06.12.2008
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Delta Airlines
