KLM to charge for hold bags in Europe.
KLM to charge for hold bags in Europe.
http://www.klm.com/travel/gb_en/campaig ... /index.htm
From April 22nd KLM flights is Europe will charge E15 for a hold bag on-line or E30 at the airport. Longhaul is not affected. There is a way around it. Just simply enrol into their Flying Blue programme and you are exempt from the charges and will earn miles.
From April 22nd KLM flights is Europe will charge E15 for a hold bag on-line or E30 at the airport. Longhaul is not affected. There is a way around it. Just simply enrol into their Flying Blue programme and you are exempt from the charges and will earn miles.
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Thx...Sailor59 wrote:http://www.klm.com/travel/gb_en/campaig ... /index.htm
From April 22nd KLM flights is Europe will charge E15 for a hold bag on-line or E30 at the airport. Longhaul is not affected. There is a way around it. Just simply enrol into their Flying Blue programme and you are exempt from the charges and will earn miles.
Until the greedy fookers who run airports and countries lower THEIR FEES and TAXES, airlines don't much have a choice. Almost forgot those who supply the aviation fuel
BTW, I've got my Delta membership, and membership does have its privileges...
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Thanks for the info!
I'm flying blue since years, anyway the info is great.
BTW KLM has tiny cabin luggage sices.
I'm flying blue since years, anyway the info is great.
BTW KLM has tiny cabin luggage sices.
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But you get a decent allowance for checked luggage on KLM compared to other airlines except Emirates which is expensive these days.Colina wrote:Thanks for the info!
I'm flying blue since years, anyway the info is great.
BTW KLM has tiny cabin luggage sices.
One of my few options for direct flights to Mokum so I tend to pay the 1-200 eu premium. Friendly and efficient service. Good size seats. Free Heiniken. Entertainment system. I'm not happy about the American connection KLM now have as in my experience USA airlines are not very customer friendly due to being over worked and under staffed.
Will see how it goes.
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I remember those days. It was fun and casual. People were not afraid. Security was lax. Customs officers still had a job to do though.mafufero wrote:..... Does anyone remember when flying commercial was fun? Those were the days.
How much did you produce?
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I wasn't smuggling in those days, so I never thought about that, if that's what you're referring to. I meant more in terms of the airline service, and the way they didn't nickel and dime you every way possible. Sort of like the way airlines now charge you extra if you want exit row seatingtreetop wrote:I remember those days. It was fun and casual. People were not afraid. Security was lax. Customs officers still had a job to do though.mafufero wrote:..... Does anyone remember when flying commercial was fun? Those were the days.
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We're flying Glasgow-Amsterdam in June. The flights are working out around £100 each return with KLM so I'm booking with them rather than Easyjet this time. It's not really any more expensive and the flight times are a lot more convenient i.e. we're not getting dumped in Amsterdam last thing at night.
From what I understand, it's only if youbook your flight after the date, rather than all flights after that date. I hope so anyway.
From what I understand, it's only if youbook your flight after the date, rather than all flights after that date. I hope so anyway.
Uh, I'm just gonna go find a cash machine....
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we booked with easyjet, in january for this sunday flight leaving glasgow at 15.15 arrive amsterdam at 17.50,cost £21,50 each,fly back on the wednesday night at 20.30 arrive in glasgow at 21.30 cost £26.00 each,great prices if you can get themse7enty2wo wrote:We're flying Glasgow-Amsterdam in June. The flights are working out around £100 each return with KLM so I'm booking with them rather than Easyjet this time. It's not really any more expensive and the flight times are a lot more convenient i.e. we're not getting dumped in Amsterdam last thing at night.
From what I understand, it's only if youbook your flight after the date, rather than all flights after that date. I hope so anyway.
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When we flew last year, the flight was scheduled to leave Glasgow at about 8pm or something like that. When they were pushing back to depart they got a nail stuck in a tyre and we were delayed for over an hour. Which is suprising, because you wouldn't have thought there were any parts on a plane that were nailed on but there you go.steveierfc1872 wrote:we booked with easyjet, in january for this sunday flight leaving glasgow at 15.15 arrive amsterdam at 17.50,cost £21,50 each,fly back on the wednesday night at 20.30 arrive in glasgow at 21.30 cost £26.00 each,great prices if you can get themse7enty2wo wrote:We're flying Glasgow-Amsterdam in June. The flights are working out around £100 each return with KLM so I'm booking with them rather than Easyjet this time. It's not really any more expensive and the flight times are a lot more convenient i.e. we're not getting dumped in Amsterdam last thing at night.
From what I understand, it's only if youbook your flight after the date, rather than all flights after that date. I hope so anyway.
The KLM flight leaves at around 8 in the morning, which basically gives us an extra day in Amsterdam. When you add in the charges for checked in luggage the difference is negligible, really.
Have a brilliant one, chap. I wish it was me heading out this weekend.
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cheers m8 im going in november as well but i dont think easyjet fly to amsterdam in november so it will be klm thense7enty2wo wrote:When we flew last year, the flight was scheduled to leave Glasgow at about 8pm or something like that. When they were pushing back to depart they got a nail stuck in a tyre and we were delayed for over an hour. Which is suprising, because you wouldn't have thought there were any parts on a plane that were nailed on but there you go.steveierfc1872 wrote:we booked with easyjet, in january for this sunday flight leaving glasgow at 15.15 arrive amsterdam at 17.50,cost £21,50 each,fly back on the wednesday night at 20.30 arrive in glasgow at 21.30 cost £26.00 each,great prices if you can get themse7enty2wo wrote:We're flying Glasgow-Amsterdam in June. The flights are working out around £100 each return with KLM so I'm booking with them rather than Easyjet this time. It's not really any more expensive and the flight times are a lot more convenient i.e. we're not getting dumped in Amsterdam last thing at night.
From what I understand, it's only if youbook your flight after the date, rather than all flights after that date. I hope so anyway.
The KLM flight leaves at around 8 in the morning, which basically gives us an extra day in Amsterdam. When you add in the charges for checked in luggage the difference is negligible, really.
Have a brilliant one, chap. I wish it was me heading out this weekend.