Can each household pay for its own seats?

Yes. The booking is held for the whole family and households pay separately, so one person is not carrying everybody else.

Will we be seated together?

Yes. Seats are held as a block, so children sit with their parents rather than wherever happens to be left.

What if the dates change?

Group bookings are far more forgiving than individual tickets — your agent moves the whole family at once. What that costs comes from the airline's group contract and is stated in your offer.

Can relatives join from other cities or countries?

Yes. We regularly coordinate families joining from several departure points and make sure everyone lands together.

Can you arrange assistance for older or younger travellers?

Tell us who is travelling and we arrange assistance, seating and connections with the airline as part of the booking.

Family trips · 10–500+ passengers

Three generations, one flight, seats together.

Group fares are negotiated with the airline, not sold online — so the price holds while the family makes up its mind, everyone sits together, and each household can pay for its own seats.

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Households pay separately
Seats together
Names later
Dedicated agent

Manchester · 6
Dublin · 2
Lisbon · 5
Kraków · 4
Vienna · 7

Why family trips are different

Agreeing on the idea is the easy part.

Everyone says yes months before anyone agrees on the dates — and fares do not wait for the family group chat.

5 households · 24 seats · 1 booking

Everyone books separately

Five households booking one at a time means five prices, five confirmations and nobody on the same aircraft.

Children end up apart

Book late and the seats left over are scattered — which matters rather a lot when someone is four years old.

One person fronts it all

Whoever organises it usually ends up paying for everybody and collecting it back afterwards.

Eighty years in one group

Assistance, connections and timings matter far more when the party spans grandparents and toddlers.

How it works

From the group chat to the gate.

WHEN SOMEONE FIRST SUGGESTS IT
Tell us roughly who is coming
A destination, a rough window and how many households. Nobody has to have committed yet, and there is no list to collect.
WHILE EVERYONE MAKES UP THEIR MIND
The price holds and the seats stay together
The fare is agreed with the airline and locked for the whole party, so the cousins who decide in March travel at the price the grandparents were quoted in January.
BEFORE YOU TRAVEL
Each household pays for its own seats
Names go in as they are confirmed, and every household settles its own share — nobody is left fronting twenty-four fares and chasing the rest.