May 15 2004 will see my first SNBA experience ....

BBKing · Post by **BBKing** » 20 Apr 2004, 08:59

On May 15 A SNBA RJ will bring me to my holiday resort at Sardinia (Brussels-Cagliari).

It will be my first SNBA flight ever.

Off course I will provide a review afterwards ...

Post by **sn26567** » 20 Apr 2004, 09:19

Is that a charter?

Post by **airbuske** » 20 Apr 2004, 12:58

sn26567 wrote:Is that a charter?

Indeed a charter SN 1097
BRU-CAG
15:15-17:40

and the flight is full

Greetings

Airbuske

Comet · Post by **Comet** » 20 Apr 2004, 13:16

I hope your first flight with SNBA will be as brilliant as my first SNBA flight was

BBKing · Post by **BBKing** » 20 Apr 2004, 16:26

yep a charter for jetair ....

Avro · Post by **Avro** » 20 Apr 2004, 18:16

Have a nice holiday

I'm sure you will enjoy your flights with SN

they have a great service !!!

Greetz
Chris
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firrech · Post by **firrech** » 20 Apr 2004, 22:58

I'm sure you first flight on SN will be a very nice experience. i flew with SN last week to and from Manchester and the service was EXTRA

Post by **speedbird1** » 21 Apr 2004, 11:14

I'm sure you'll enjoy every minute!

Emirates

OO-SBZ · Post by **OO-SBZ** » 26 Apr 2004, 19:50

I'm sure you'll enjoy these flights.

Can we expect to read a detailled flightreport?

Regards

BeN

BBKing · Post by **BBKing** » 29 Apr 2004, 09:29

Little question left ...

Yesterday we got our tickets at the travel agency. The travel agent told us that we, being a customer of the JetAir VIP-selection, would have seats at the front of the airplane.

Does this mean that we can use the business seats (which are the front rows of the regular SNBA planes I guess ...)? Or has SNBA a special charter plane in which the business seats are removed and is this "front row seat story" just bullsh*t ??

Post by **airbuske** » 29 Apr 2004, 17:55

Seats can be switched in a business seat or in an economy seat.
But if you're a customer of the JetAir VIP-selection maybe you get some extra space but I'm not sure about that.

Thomas Cook has Premium Class ( those people have a special check in desk and seats in the front of the plane)
At some destinations you can get some extra leg space if you pay some +- 30 €. But TC is not Jetair

Btw SNBA doesn't have a special charter plane

Greetings

Airbuske

Avro · Post by **Avro** » 30 Apr 2004, 15:03

As far as I know there is no difference is seat pitch between C and Y class in the ARJ's and A319's of SNBA. Can anyone confirm.

Greetz
Chris
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