Flightbookers

Description: Offline flights retailer part of ebookers.com.

Newest Review: ... which was supposed to be the waiver form. Not being able to be in two places at once and fearing the passenger travelling from London would not be allowed to travel I changed my plans and arranged to travel from London too. (I had to buy a rail ticket from Manchester to London)! Once I had done this I contacted ebookers again and was told the advice I had been given was nonsense and that the ... more

... debit card was not needed at the aiport. The London passenger subsequently dropped out. I asked ebookers to cancel his ticket. They said that there was no refund on BA tickets. However if I paid them 35£ in advance I would be given a refund of 42£ (7...more

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Flightbookers: ebookers flight booking on the web (372 words)
by - written on 05/04/06 (Useful, 573 readings)
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I booked two air tickets from UK to Geneva on British Airways through ebookers. I wanted to book one from London and one from Manchester using my debitcard. I was told that the card used to buy the tickets would have to be produced at the airport with the electronic ticket or a waiver from ebookers or the passenger would not be allowed to travel. The waiver could not be provided by ebookers. They kept sending me blank emails which was supposed to be the waiver form. Not being able to be in two places at once and fearing the passenger travelling from London would not be allowed to travel I changed my plans and arranged to travel from London too. (I had to buy a rail ... Read the complete review

Flights booked (1429 words)
by - written on 09/08/01 (Very useful, 1232 readings)
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What a nightmare I've had so far in getting my holiday organised! For those of you about to delve in, this is going to be an account of my booking troubles so far, and how Flightbookers has been able to help me, from a week ago, until today. Flick to the end for a summary. The account ------------ Right, now where the heck do I start? I have a 3 month period in my course (I'm a medical student you see), which allows me to study in a hospital of my choosing around the world, on the provision that I'm accepted to study there of course. My aim was to try and get to Australia, and sure enough I got a place there. The time before my placement ... Read the complete review

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