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Thomas Cook Airlines » Premium long haul

Class rating 6.9

6.9/10

  • Boarding 7.0
  • Seat for sitting 6.3
  • Seat for sleeping 3.8
  • Service 6.5
  • Entertainment 6.3
  • Food & drink 6.5
  • Punctuality 8.3
  • Baggage 8.5
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Thomas Cook's premium product does not quite match scheduled airlines' premium economy cabins, but it generally comes at a much cheaper price.

In its premium cabin, Thomas Cook offers a 35-inch seat pitch, three inches less than scheduled airlines' equivalent product. The price varies according to route and season. For example, it is between £169 and £269 extra on a return flight to Cuba.

The separate cabin, at the front of the aircraft, is configured 2-3-2, like normal premium economy cabins, and seats are wider than those in economy. The extra cost also buys a dedicated check-in, 30kg luggage allowance, priority boarding and a basic amenity kit. There are upgraded meals and free drinks and the entertainment system is video on demand, unlike the main cabin.

Thomas Cook has the Premium cabin on all its seven Airbus A330s and will have it on Boeing 767s by April 2009.

Premium long haul

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anonynous flew Thomas Cook Airlines Premium long haul

Our upgrade was marred by very badly behaved young children on both outbound and inbound flights to Cuba. Cabin crew did nothing. We had no peace to read, sleep or watch a film! One film was missing with no explanation given and the recline action on my seat didn't work. I'm quite small so found there was enough space, but the seats were quite hard and... more

Overall:

4.3/10

4.3

anonynous flew Thomas Cook Airlines Premium long haul, on a A330-200

Recently flew to and from Sanford. The outbound aircraft was new and very clean. The premium seats were comfortable and well worth the extra money. Cabin crew weren't the best and didn't speak a lot. The entertainment was good. Inbound aircraft was an ex My Travel one. The premium cabin was a different configuration and the entertainment was poorer due to the smaller... more

Overall:

7.9/10

7.9





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