Can't believe these prices for September - £347 with Emirates.
Can't believe these prices for September - £347 with Emirates.
You're on form tonight, Andy!
Got a link or more info there, our kid?
SKYSCANNER MATE.
Not looked into it yet but can I pay for a return ticket say from Manila to Manchester via a UK flight specialist in Pesos? (obviously converted bank to bank) ???
That would be damned cheap considering exchange rates today!
Good question Fred, but I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that. Maybe you could phone the airline direct.. But those fares are great. It's a pity our baby is so young or I would be booking.
Just my luck!
It's amazing how fares have changed from one year ago
Yes, but how long will they last?
Originally Posted by andy222
Good question Fred, but I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that. Maybe you could phone the airline direct.. But those fares are great. It's a pity our baby is so young or I would be booking.
Just my luck!
She'll be 9 months old in September, no problem whatsoever
Charleigh was 5 1/2 months when we took her on her first flight
Agree. Our daughter had her first flight when she was 4 months old. Makes their immune system stronger being exposed to all these germs!She'll be 9 months old in September, no problem whatsoever
Charleigh was 5 1/2 months when we took her on her first flight
Really, Simon?She'll be 9 months old in September, no problem whatsoever
Charleigh was 5 1/2 months when we took her on her first flight
4 months' old, Jake?
Really, Simon?
4 months' old, Jake?
Born 20th June 2014, first flight 12th December 2014 London to Manila via Dubai. 3rd and 4th flight 13th February 2015 when she's less than 8 months old
You will have to give me some tips on what to take for the baby Simon because I wouldn't have a clue.
That's no way to speak about your fellow passengers, Jake!
Almost every single passenger on our return flight was coughing and about 70% were Brits. Only about 4 were Filipino the rest Chinese but it was the Brits suffering. As we got out of the taxi at home we both got whatever others were suffering from so we are quite poorly at the moment!
Sorry to hear that Michael. Best thing to do is have a hot drink and go to bed. Speedy recovery to you both.
Thanks Andy, been in bed most of the day but will be returning back to bed shortly!
Oh dear, sorry to learn that. Makes going home after a holiday even more unwelcome.Almost every single passenger on our return flight was coughing and about 70% were Brits. Only about 4 were Filipino the rest Chinese but it was the Brits suffering. As we got out of the taxi at home we both got whatever others were suffering from so we are quite poorly at the moment!
Take care of yourselves and here's wishing you a speedy recovery.
Thanks Peter, looking forward to our summer holiday in Kelynack CornwallOh dear, sorry to learn that. Makes going home after a holiday even more unwelcome.
Take care of yourselves and here's wishing you a speedy recovery.
Get well soon Michael. Give up those walks for a bit and stay in the warm.
Thanks Jamie, hoping to start walking again in another couple of days if I feel up to itGet well soon Michael. Give up those walks for a bit and stay in the warm.
Strangely, last month was the first time I've flown out of Birmingham. It's been either Gatwick, Heathrow or Manchester beforehand and to be honest, I wasn't that impressed.
I was impressed with Cebu Mactan airport on my first visit and I prefer it to the other main international airports in the Phils I've flown from (NAIA and Clark).
Yes Jamie, Cebu never a problem!
I always fly into cebu or even better davao,and give manila as wide a swerve as possible,you only get one chance to make a first impression and manila is getting worse with each passing year.You fly into somewhere like bangkok and its progressive and geared up for travellers from landing to getting out of the airport,manila doesnt have that.
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