This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.

"Air fares could rise by 40 per cent because of the soaring cost of
oil, industry experts warned yesterday.

The increase threatens to put holidays abroad out of reach for
thousands of families.

It comes on top of fuel surcharges which have already added up to
£872 to the cost of a long-haul flight for a family of four..."

More:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1027778/Holidaymakers-face-40-hike-airfares-soaring-price-fuel.html

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Doug wrote:

> It comes on top of fuel surcharges which have already added up to
> £872

Added up to what exactly? Is that supposed to make sense? You cut and 
paste crap bit you on the arse there didn't it...

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On 20 Jun, 05:39, Doug  wrote:
> This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.
>
> "Air fares could rise by 40 per cent because of the soaring cost of
> oil, industry experts warned yesterday.
>
> The increase threatens to put holidays abroad out of reach for
> thousands of families.
>
> It comes on top of fuel surcharges which have already added up to
> £872 to the cost of a long-haul flight for a family of four..."
>
> More:
>
> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1027778/Holidaymakers-face-40...
>
> --
> UK Radical Campaignswww.zing.icom43.net
> Travel broadens the damage.

How will this effect you Doug seeing the old benefit cheque probably
won't stretch to a foreign holiday anyway? Were you planning a spot of
F-H-mobility?

"Doug"  wrote in message 
news:8290f93b-9fd3-482b-9668-b897b770357d@j22g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.
>
> "Air fares could rise by 40 per cent because of the soaring cost of
> oil, industry experts warned yesterday.
>
> The increase threatens to put holidays abroad out of reach for
> thousands of families...

A reduction in the number of people travelling on aircraft with kids? 
Posting good news is not your normal style Doug.

Colin Bignell

Doug  wrote:

> This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.
> 
> "Air fares could rise by 40 per cent because of the soaring cost of
> oil, industry experts warned yesterday.
> 
> The increase threatens to put holidays abroad out of reach for
> thousands of families.
> 
> It comes on top of fuel surcharges which have already added up to
> £872 to the cost of a long-haul flight for a family of four..."
> 
> More:
> 
>
> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1027778/Holidaymakers-face-40-hi
> ke-airfares-soaring-price-fuel.html


I see your pimple-sized brain still can't think beyond the confines of
cut and paste from the Daily Heil. 

There are no fuel surchages on flights from the two biggest budget
airlines, and most package holidays use charter flights operating at
close to 100% loading. So again I find a line that it will "put holidays
out of reach of thousands of families" to be incredible.

Presumably given the trash you have posted here before, what the means
is "journalist pissed off because cost of last-minute unplanned flights
to exotic locations has gone up."

"Steve Firth" <%steve%@malloc.co.uk> wrote in message 
news:1iittpw.uz0com1dnbbfwN%%steve%@malloc.co.uk...
> Doug  wrote:
>
>> This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.
>>
>> "Air fares could rise by 40 per cent because of the soaring cost of
>> oil, industry experts warned yesterday.
>>
>> The increase threatens to put holidays abroad out of reach for
>> thousands of families.
>>
>> It comes on top of fuel surcharges which have already added up to
>> £872 to the cost of a long-haul flight for a family of four..."
>>
>> More:
>>
>>
>> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1027778/Holidaymakers-face-40-hi
>> ke-airfares-soaring-price-fuel.html
>
>
> I see your pimple-sized brain still can't think beyond the confines of
> cut and paste from the Daily Heil.
>
> There are no fuel surchages on flights from the two biggest budget
> airlines, and most package holidays use charter flights operating at
> close to 100% loading. So again I find a line that it will "put holidays
> out of reach of thousands of families" to be incredible.
>
> Presumably given the trash you have posted here before, what the means
> is "journalist pissed off because cost of last-minute unplanned flights
> to exotic locations has gone up."

Nore likely it's the case that the more accurate headline of "Increasing oil 
proces will not unduly push up the price of your package holiday" does not 
make good copy.

Graculus  wrote:

> "Steve Firth" <%steve%@malloc.co.uk> wrote in message 
> news:1iittpw.uz0com1dnbbfwN%%steve%@malloc.co.uk...
> > Doug  wrote:
> >
> >> This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.
> >>
> >> "Air fares could rise by 40 per cent because of the soaring cost of
> >> oil, industry experts warned yesterday.
> >>
> >> The increase threatens to put holidays abroad out of reach for
> >> thousands of families.
> >>
> >> It comes on top of fuel surcharges which have already added up to
> >> £872 to the cost of a long-haul flight for a family of four..."
> >>
> >> More:
> >>
> >>
> >> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1027778/Holidaymakers-face-40-hi
> >> ke-airfares-soaring-price-fuel.html
> >
> >
> > I see your pimple-sized brain still can't think beyond the confines of
> > cut and paste from the Daily Heil.
> >
> > There are no fuel surchages on flights from the two biggest budget
> > airlines, and most package holidays use charter flights operating at
> > close to 100% loading. So again I find a line that it will "put holidays
> > out of reach of thousands of families" to be incredible.
> >
> > Presumably given the trash you have posted here before, what the means
> > is "journalist pissed off because cost of last-minute unplanned flights
> > to exotic locations has gone up."
> 
> Nore likely it's the case that the more accurate headline of "Increasing oil
> proces will not unduly push up the price of your package holiday" does not
> make good copy. 

Before the budget airlines, I used to book package holidays and then
simply not turn up at the hotel. I can always find somewhere better to
stay than the shithole package hotels and getting a flight for two to
Greece for £150 was a good price compared to BA/Olympic.

In article <8290f93b-9fd3-482b-9668-
b897b770357d@j22g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, Doug says...
> This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.
> 
> "Air fares could rise by 40 per cent because of the soaring cost of
> oil, industry experts warned yesterday.
> 
> The increase threatens to put holidays abroad out of reach for
> thousands of families.
> 
What is 40% of 1 pence?

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/cheap-ryanair-flights-discount


-- 
Conor

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looking good either. - Scott Adams

Conor wrote:
> In article <8290f93b-9fd3-482b-9668-
> b897b770357d@j22g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, Doug says...
>> This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.
>>
>> "Air fares could rise by 40 per cent because of the soaring cost of
>> oil, industry experts warned yesterday.
>>
>> The increase threatens to put holidays abroad out of reach for
>> thousands of families.
>>
> What is 40% of 1 pence?
> 
> http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/cheap-ryanair-flights-discount
> 
> 

Would you like to use normal maths or Bollenion maths?

-- 
Tony the Dragon

"Doug"  wrote in message 
news:8290f93b-9fd3-482b-9668-b897b770357d@j22g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.
>
> "Air fares could rise by 40 per cent because of the soaring cost of
> oil, industry experts warned yesterday.
>
> The increase threatens to put holidays abroad out of reach for
> thousands of families.
>
Or make UK holidays a more appealing option , yes



-- 
Alex

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"Doug"  wrote

> This should reduce hypermobility somewhat.
>


I doubt it.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypermobility


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