What's with the new EasyJet summer prices.
Dec 24th, 2003, 10:24 AM
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Well, Easy Jet posted my Stansted to Naples flights this morning, and the flight I wanted (Friday, May 28 late afternoon was 86.99 pounds -- not the 11.99 I was originally hoping for). With the taxes that amounts to almost $350 for two. I was able to take the same flight on Thursday, however, for 41.99 pounds each or a total of $186. I thought about doing the early morning flight on Friday, but that price was starting at 111.99 pounds! So have decided to cut Wales short by a day and fly out of Stansted on Thursday. The good news is that gives us a full day in Naples before heading out to Ischia. That early morning Thompson flight from Coventry seemed tricky. Difficult car return and nowhere to stay really close to airport.
Dec 24th, 2003, 11:47 AM
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Hi from Canada and Merry Christmas to all.
I've been trying Easyjet for flights from Nice to Paris in April and I keep getting the message that the seats will be released soon. How is everyone getting prices for June etc?
Thanks and Merry Chritmas and Happy Holidays to all.
Gerry near London Canada
I've been trying Easyjet for flights from Nice to Paris in April and I keep getting the message that the seats will be released soon. How is everyone getting prices for June etc?
Thanks and Merry Chritmas and Happy Holidays to all.
Gerry near London Canada
Dec 24th, 2003, 12:16 PM
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When did you last try, rootbear? Those seats were added yesterday (DEC 23). If you go to the homepage, you can click onto the box for summer seats and see which routes are being released on which day. You should be able to book Nice to Paris Orly or viceversa now!!!
Dec 24th, 2003, 01:38 PM
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rootbear,
Select <b>Paris Orly (ORY)</b> from the destination list to get the flights - the flights to Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) haven't been loaded yet. Anyway, Orly is preferable unless you have an onward connection at CDG.
Hope this helps,
Andre
Select <b>Paris Orly (ORY)</b> from the destination list to get the flights - the flights to Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) haven't been loaded yet. Anyway, Orly is preferable unless you have an onward connection at CDG.
Hope this helps,
Andre
Dec 24th, 2003, 01:41 PM
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I don't get it. I just went to the EasyJet main page. Clicked Nice to Paris Orly and entered one person, one way, and tried three different dates in April. All came up with prices.
Dec 24th, 2003, 01:43 PM
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Oh, now that I see Andre's post, I get it. I never thought about CDG, I was only checking Orly. In fact I never realized they also flew into CDG from Nice. But I agree. Are you continuing on somewhere from CDG? Otherwise Orly is much better. For example a taxi to the center from Orly is about half or less that from CDG.
