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International Flight Arrangements
b) Ifyouhaveanydietaryrequirementsincludingmealrequests,
Whereembarkation/disembarkationisatanoverseasport,Cunardhas
pleaseadviseusatthetimeofbookingoratleastsevendaysprior
inmostcasesincludedflightstoandfromLondoninyourfare.Where
totravel.Weareunabletoguaranteethatallrequestscanbemet.
thesailingtimepermitsandsubjecttoavailability,yourflightswillbe
c) Onlyfullyfitandable-bodiedguestsmayoccupyexitrowseats.
arrangedforthedayofembarkation/disembarkation.Pleasenotethat
Theseseatsmaythereforeonlyeverbeassignedatthediscretion
flightsbacktotheUKfromtheAmericasarenormallyovernight.
oftheairlineatcheck-in.
Flightsarenotnecessarilydirectornon-stop.Shouldyouwishto
d) Duetotheconfigurationoftheaircraft,itmaynotbepossibleto
extendyourstay,ourAirDepartmentwillendeavourtoaccommodate
obtainseatstogether.
yourpersonalflightpreferences(subjecttoavailability,anextracharge
mayapply).Transfersandovernightstaysattheoverseasportof
e) Allflightsarenonsmoking.
embarkation/disembarkationwillnotbeincludedinthiscase.Please
f) Aircarriersandflightroutingsaresubjecttochangeandwillnot
notethatifamendments(includingupgrades)aremadeafterairline
necessarilybedirectornonstop.
ticketshavebeenissued,theairlinewilllevyaminimumchargeof
£100perpersonforanychanges.Pleasecalleitheryourtravelagent
g) Cunardwilldeterminethecityairporti.e.forLondon,either
withwhomyoumadeyourbooking,orforguestswhohavebooked
HeathroworGatwickmaybeused.WhereachoiceofUKdeparture
direct,callourAirDepartmenton08453560005toconfirmthe
airportsisoffered,thisissubjecttoavailability.
changes.Inadditionanadministrationchargeofupto£50perbooking h) Pleasenotethattransfersfromairporttohotelandshiparenot
willapply. includedinthefareifguestschoosetoflytotheportofembarkation
dayspriortoembarkationorstayafterdisembarkation.
Transatlantic Flight Information
i) Allflighttimesgivenareapproximateandsubjecttochange.
OnewayTransatlanticCrossingsareinclusiveofaWorldTravellerclass
Cunardhavenocontroloverchangesairlinesmaymaketoflight
transatlanticflightbetweenNewYorkandLondonHeathrowor
times,butwillinformyouofanychanges.
ManchesterwithBritishAirways,oreconomyfromLondonGatwick,
LondonHeathrow,Manchester,Glasgow,Edinburgh,Bristoland
Check-in
Birminghamwithalternativeairlines.Pleasenoteifyouchooseto
ForflightstoEuropewerecommendthatyoucheck-inatleasttwo
deviatefromNewYorktoanotherU.S.gatewayadeviationfeewill
hourspriortodepartureandfortravelfurtherafield,werecommend
apply–pleasecallourAirDepartmenton08453560005fordetails.
thatyoucheck-inatleast3hourspriortodeparture.Pleasecheckyour
WeofferflightupgradestoWorldTravellerPlusandClubWorld
ticketdetailscarefullyascheck-intimingsvarybyairlineanddestination.
(orequivalent)withBritishAirwaysandotherairlines.
Baggage Allowances
All Flights – Please note:
Thereisnorestrictionforreasonableamountsofluggageonboardthe
a) Airlinesreservetherighttorefusetravelonmedicalgrounds.You
ship.However,airlinesdohavebaggagerestrictions(whichvaryon
mustnotifyusofanymedicalconditionsorotherrequirementsfor
scheduledflights,dependingonairlineandroute).Pleasenotethaton
airportassistance(onlyavailableaftercheck-in)orspecial
UKregionalflights(seeourCruiseConnectProgrammeonpage81)the
arrangementsonyourflight.Youmayberequiredtoprovide
baggageallowancemaybelessthanoninternationalflights.
additionalinformationtotheairlineinorderthattheycanassess
yourfitnesstofly.Pleasenotethatseveralairlinesareunableto
carryguestswhorequireoxygenduringpartoralloftheflight.
Advancearrangementscanbemadeatanadditionalcost.
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