jimmyhillsfanclub Well-Known Member Aug 19, 2015 #1 Just waiting on a new passport, but need to book flights. Got more chance of getting blood out of a stone than a straight answer from sleazy-jet.... ...any of you good people know?
Just waiting on a new passport, but need to book flights. Got more chance of getting blood out of a stone than a straight answer from sleazy-jet.... ...any of you good people know?
skybluealan Well-Known Member Aug 19, 2015 #2 jimmyhillsfanclub said: Just waiting on a new passport, but need to book flights. Got more chance of getting blood out of a stone than a straight answer from sleazy-jet.... ...any of you good people know? Click to expand... Normally, just booking your flight you do not need your passport details. Only when you print your boarding card that you have to give passport details.
jimmyhillsfanclub said: Just waiting on a new passport, but need to book flights. Got more chance of getting blood out of a stone than a straight answer from sleazy-jet.... ...any of you good people know? Click to expand... Normally, just booking your flight you do not need your passport details. Only when you print your boarding card that you have to give passport details.
jimmyhillsfanclub Well-Known Member Aug 19, 2015 #3 Thank you squire..... I'll give it a whirl after me dinner...
jimmyhillsfanclub Well-Known Member Aug 19, 2015 #5 Germany. Why, does the destination choice affect the booking rules?
skybluetony176 Well-Known Member Aug 19, 2015 #6 jimmyhillsfanclub said: Germany. Why, does the destination choice affect the booking rules? Click to expand... I was thinking more of if you're flying within the UK. Northern Ireland for example, where depending on the carrier you can fly on a bus pass.
jimmyhillsfanclub said: Germany. Why, does the destination choice affect the booking rules? Click to expand... I was thinking more of if you're flying within the UK. Northern Ireland for example, where depending on the carrier you can fly on a bus pass.