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Dubrovnik with Europe Airpost anyone?

Wyldwood · 2013-07-16 22:32:47

Thinking of taking a trip to Dubrovnik in September but the only way out of Cork is with a company who use Europe Airpost as carrier. A google search for the airline reveals that they have planes that they take the seats out of to carry post and then pop them back in again:eek:. This doesn't exactly fill me with…

16-07-2013 10:32PM

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Wyldwood

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Thinking of taking a trip to Dubrovnik in September but the only way out of Cork is with a company who use Europe Airpost as carrier. A google search for the airline reveals that they have planes that they take the seats out of to carry post and then pop them back in again:eek:. This doesn't exactly fill me with confidence!

Has anyone flown with this airline lately? Are the planes ok or are they basically glorified cargo planes?

The only other alternative is to fly from Dublin with EI & that's just awkward as the flight leaves early in the morning so involves an overnight stay. I love to fly into Cork & be home in 15 mins.

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#2 16-07-2013 11:59PM

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Has anyone flown with this airline lately? Are the planes ok or are they basically glorified cargo planes?

They're called QC's - quick change. When in passenger configuration, they're no different than any other 737. It's not like you're left sitting on cargo pallets

They also have passenger only aircraft

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#3 17-07-2013 07:56AM

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Thanks BuffyBot, the company name is very off-putting.

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#4 17-07-2013 04:29PM

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They are actually quite a good carrier. It's a basic service (like a lot of other carriers) but I would have no hesitation flying with them.

They were discussed on boards before... http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056343200

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