Belgian charter companies

[Shanti]

We have (i think) three belgian charter companies.
Jetairfly, Thomas Cook and TNT airways.
Which is the best ?
(food, flight attendants, planes etc)
Thanks for the information.

[cnc]

i'd say JAF.
They have the cutest FA's and female pilots for sure

[OO-LRM]

Yeap,it's JAF,kmowing the recruiting skills of their COO!!

[BATAVIA]

Hey,

All depending on what you call as "the best".
All three (TNT/TC/JAF) have great and professional trained pilots, all three have great and experienced Cabin Crews.
Most of them come from Sabena/Sobelair/Citybird/EBA/etc...
All three have also new recruits in the cockpit and Cabin, all highly trained.(eventough for a short summer periode)
For a tourist, going or returning from holiday, the 2 or 3 or 4 hours on board are just a start/or end of their vacations, so what is called the best?
3 weeks staying in a crappy hotel but have a nice flight onwards/backwards does not make a client choose for Neckermann/Club Med or TUI.
I think all three companies have a great inflight service,high quality standards and safety record.
So, if i go again on a vacation, and the service onboard TC is not good but the accomodation/stay in the hotel (as a tour package)is better than TUI, i choose TC again.
This question should be adressed re regular airline companies serving BRU, like Brussels A/L, LH,BA,AF/KLM, EY, ET,9W,AA,UA,etc....
This topic should be placed on a tour operator website, not on this airline related website for aviation enthousists

[Atlantis]

We have (i think) three belgian charter companies.
Jetairfly, Thomas Cook and TNT airways.
Which is the best ?
(food, flight attendants, planes etc)
Thanks for the information.

TNT Airways is not a charter company. TNT Airways main task is to carry cargo. Some years ago they decided to fly also during daytime and this to avoid that planes has to be on the ground during the rest of the day. Some travel agencies are using TNT Airways.

This is the difference between TNT and Jetairfly and Thomas Cook Airlines who has their own travel agencies (Jetair and Thomas Cook)

[jan_olieslagers]

Perhaps you mean "tour operators" rather than "travel agencies" ?