Freebird Airline
04 Jul 2006 12:56
Hi All
has anyone flown with this airline we have just had our flights change from Thomas Cook to Freebird flying from Manchester if so could you tell us what they are like
Thanks
Steve
has anyone flown with this airline we have just had our flights change from Thomas Cook to Freebird flying from Manchester if so could you tell us what they are like
Thanks
Steve
Last edited by swc24 on 04 Jul 2006 14:19, edited 1 time in total.
04 Jul 2006 13:42
We flew with them from Newcastle last year,I am sure they are part of Excel,had agood flight with them and no problems.
Diane
Diane
05 Jul 2006 18:03
what is their website, i am looking for flights myself
06 Jul 2006 14:40
Hi
We flew with them out of Glasgow last year. They are a Turkish/German airline and they are quite good. No entertainment i.e. TVs but free soft drinks etc.
Their website is *************
Flying 8.55 Monday morning ? can't wait
EDIT: Please pm all websites and don't post them thanks
We flew with them out of Glasgow last year. They are a Turkish/German airline and they are quite good. No entertainment i.e. TVs but free soft drinks etc.
Their website is *************
Flying 8.55 Monday morning ? can't wait
EDIT: Please pm all websites and don't post them thanks
06 Jul 2006 17:15
how do you book a flight with them
07 Jul 2006 07:33
Freebird were and may still be one of the airlines used by goldtrail but after using them myself I would rather flap my arms.
If you get the new jet then all is good but the dc10 type jet with the engines on the back is falling to bits.
Inside is tatty and when it landed it had to drive around the airport for ages while people tried to open the doors which had jammed.
Eventually they realised that they should use the escape hatch at the back which not one member of staff could open so it fell to yours truly to rip it open nd then it had to be held up by one of the staff as it wouldn't stay open.
If you get the new jet then all is good but the dc10 type jet with the engines on the back is falling to bits.
Inside is tatty and when it landed it had to drive around the airport for ages while people tried to open the doors which had jammed.
Eventually they realised that they should use the escape hatch at the back which not one member of staff could open so it fell to yours truly to rip it open nd then it had to be held up by one of the staff as it wouldn't stay open.
22 Aug 2006 00:06
freebird? lynard skynard? mmmm. don't think I'd like to fly with them
22 Aug 2006 13:45
Oh I'm sure you'll be ok, just enjoy the whole experience, free soft drinks are a nice idea!!! 