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Is it true that on charters to Egypt they began to feed for a fee?
Is it true that on charters to Egypt they began to feed for a fee?
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Truth. For a long time on all short-range flights, food for money. On charters for a long time
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answered 8 years ago
Yes, since last year on charters to Egypt and Turkey, in order to reduce the cost of the flight, almost all air carriers removed free meals. For tea, juice, coffee, it depends on the carrier. See it on the airline's website. 100% free for everyone only water :)
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answered 8 years ago
Recently UIA flew - bg water, coffee and tea from the kettle - for free. Everything else is sent 2 euros. There is no full-value food - chocolate bars and sandwiches for 3 euros. So take something to snack with you. Moreover, the charter may be delayed
We are flying from Azureir next week. Let's see how it is
We are flying from Azureir next week. Let's see how it is
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answered 8 years ago
Thank you. We are flying with a small child (1.6), we need to stock up on food and milk)))
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answered 8 years ago
Thank you! I somehow skipped this moment - last January they still fed for free (although there was an additional menu for a fee) and it was free to Georgia in July 2016. So thank you - "delighted."
In this regard, the question is - what are they now missing with food and drinks for landing?
Previously, in Boryspil, they harassed and took away bottles of drinks that they took with them, they didn’t even dare to bring food. And in a dutik, everything is expensive! Have they been allowed to?
In this regard, the question is - what are they now missing with food and drinks for landing?
Previously, in Boryspil, they harassed and took away bottles of drinks that they took with them, they didn’t even dare to bring food. And in a dutik, everything is expensive! Have they been allowed to?
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answered 8 years ago
We flew with a small child in November 2016 from Kharkov, we asked parents to try baby food (in bottles), like what they gave there. They didn’t let water in for adults, bring food - they didn’t touch it. Free water, juices, coffee and tea on the plane. In Sharm, everyone is also with liquid and they still took lighters.
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answered 8 years ago
Yes, water is taken away .... The food was not touched. Here I have a problem - I wanted to take boiling water for infant formula in a thermos on the road .... But I'm afraid they won't let me through ...
From Egypt, everything is not so sad. Water and juices were stuffed into bags with different outerwear. They took away only those bottles of water that stuck out from above. The packages were not touched. Well, in general, how lucky, But it's still worth trying to carry.
And there is a norm for the amount of allowed liquid - sort of like 150 ml per person.
From Egypt, everything is not so sad. Water and juices were stuffed into bags with different outerwear. They took away only those bottles of water that stuck out from above. The packages were not touched. Well, in general, how lucky, But it's still worth trying to carry.
And there is a norm for the amount of allowed liquid - sort of like 150 ml per person.
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answered 8 years ago
And why take boiling water if there is one on the plane. You don't need to hide anything. A child in her arms - they will understand (if not morons).
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answered 8 years ago
Truth. I will say more, my friends flew to the Maldives and the United Arab Emirates, they also did not feed on board, they carried sacks of food with them on the planes.
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answered 8 years ago
If you are traveling with children, whether it is a year old or ten years old, take children's water with you.
Well, such, in small bottles. Sold near baby food.
We always missed a couple of these bottles for children.
Well, such, in small bottles. Sold near baby food.
We always missed a couple of these bottles for children.
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answered 8 years ago
By the way, at the expense of water, in the fall they flew from Hurghada, so they let people through with sealed bottled water, but not with an unopened bottle.
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answered 8 years ago
water is now taken away after passport control, even in charm, we flew Mau, we also gave juices for free, we went for a flight with a trolley 2 times, a child was sitting next to him, they brought him juice at the touch of a button
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answered 8 years ago
now they are inspecting everything in charm twice and all things. Hand luggage is very carefully. boiling water for the mixture can be taken on board. liquid is passed in a container of 100 ml.
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answered 8 years ago
lenokua, that each passenger carefully checks their hand luggage? So it takes a day to register or something?
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answered 8 years ago
In September, in Hurghada, they checked three times, even had to take off their shoes, but everything is checked typ blunder, through the sleeves. With a great and not very desire, you can carry anything.
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answered 8 years ago
from December 12-19, we passed all hand luggage through the scanner and forced every 3rd person to open the bags, maybe so lucky
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answered 8 years ago
and even in the charm, luggage is not loaded onto the plane until the owner identifies it
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answered 8 years ago
Thank you, lenokua, I'm aware of games with luggage. More interested in what kind of food to take with you on the plane? Salo, chicken, boiled eggs, :) just kidding. Maybe it’s still not worth dragging food specifically for the plane - maybe what they give out (bagel) is enough?
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answered 8 years ago
Matveika, do you even read what they write to you? On charters they don’t feed, neither bagels, nor bagels, nor black caviar. Once they give tea / coffee, 2 times water and that's it! You can buy a bagel for 2-4 euros on board. Take any food that will not cause inconvenience to other passengers. Read on the internet for recommendations on eating on airplanes.
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answered 8 years ago
Thanks zolyshka111, just do not be so nervous! In some, the composition of the statement is unique and the logic is intricate, maybe not clear. They would write - they give to drink, they don't give to eat, the toilet is paid :), I would understand.
Instead, I read in Mau:
Starting from October 24, 2016, in the offices of travel agencies, passengers of all UIA charter flights have the opportunity to order and pay for the following additional services: ...
Pre-ordered Meals: The on-board catering service is available at least 50 hours before departure. In addition to the main (snacks, hot dishes and chains), passengers are offered a special menu: vegetarian, kosher, Muslim, and children's. The menu for each passenger is formed separately, drinks can be purchased directly on board during the flight;
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http://www.flyuia.com/ua/about/ukraine-international-airlines/customer-relations/news/News.html?news=3262&category=3
Instead, I read in Mau:
Starting from October 24, 2016, in the offices of travel agencies, passengers of all UIA charter flights have the opportunity to order and pay for the following additional services: ...
Pre-ordered Meals: The on-board catering service is available at least 50 hours before departure. In addition to the main (snacks, hot dishes and chains), passengers are offered a special menu: vegetarian, kosher, Muslim, and children's. The menu for each passenger is formed separately, drinks can be purchased directly on board during the flight;
here:
http://www.flyuia.com/ua/about/ukraine-international-airlines/customer-relations/news/News.html?news=3262&category=3
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answered 8 years ago
http://www.flyuia.com/ua/poperednie-zamovlennia-harchyvannia.html
For example:
Gorgonzola yogurt €3 (85.44), cheese raisin casserole €4 (113.92), sausage omelet €4, tuna or Caesar salad €5 (142.40), salmon - 12 euros (340), lasagne bolnese - 5 euros, dumplings - 3 euros
1 euro = 28.48 UAH Nicely :)
For example:
Gorgonzola yogurt €3 (85.44), cheese raisin casserole €4 (113.92), sausage omelet €4, tuna or Caesar salad €5 (142.40), salmon - 12 euros (340), lasagne bolnese - 5 euros, dumplings - 3 euros
1 euro = 28.48 UAH Nicely :)
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answered 8 years ago
At the same time, the travel agency said that they do not provide such a suluga, this can be done personally with the help of a card (the UIA on the website "fantasized something")
Thanks to all!
Thanks to all!
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answered 8 years ago
Author, I'm not nervous. Syllable by syllable, but everyone wrote that they did not feed for free as before, only for money. Stopped feeding to reduce the cost of the flight. Of course, you can order in advance additionally, but if ordering a sandwich or snack for 4 euros is cheaper for you than making it yourself, then of course order from UIA. As soon as the plane gains altitude, you will be given booklets with what you can buy on board, all prices are in euros, I remember a package of Artek Svitoch waffles cost 2 euros (60 UAH for a minute), in Auchan they cost 4.60. Also take note that all prices in Dutec are not in dollars, but in euros
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answered 8 years ago
Well, well zolyshka111, well, you are not nervous, God is with you, so it seemed to me ... apparently just such a boorish-contemptuous tone. I don’t know which is better ... Yes, it’s hard for me to read “pisyuli” without punctuation marks and capital bukoff. And this is not my problem, but those who write like that ... I caught the main thing - "do it yourself."
I did not receive a convincing answer - did they really stop taking away drinks and food during the inspection? It’s not difficult for me to do it, but they will take it and take it away!
How about from there? In a hotel I can't do it! Rubbing something in the canteen? And if the Egyptian campaigners are taken away?
The question is asked to solve a problem, not to enjoy communication... sorry, especially... idiosyncratic
I did not receive a convincing answer - did they really stop taking away drinks and food during the inspection? It’s not difficult for me to do it, but they will take it and take it away!
How about from there? In a hotel I can't do it! Rubbing something in the canteen? And if the Egyptian campaigners are taken away?
The question is asked to solve a problem, not to enjoy communication... sorry, especially... idiosyncratic
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answered 8 years ago
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