ONUR AIR review : 2 July 2009 : by C Barrass
| Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Manchester to Bodrum return. Both journeys on time - homeward journey actually landed 30
minutes early. The plane was clean and not crowded - we had 3 seats for 2 going out and many
coming home had the same perk. Loads of legroom and the seats reclined so well that I was able
to sleep on both Journeys. OK food and drink are expensive but Turkish airports must be the
only ones in the world that allow you to take liquids through. We took sandwiches from home
and snacks from the resort. I did not find the attendants any different to those on other
charter flights. bAll in all the flights were a vast improvement on Thomas Cook Turkish
flights and I would have no hesitation in using Onur Air again.
ONUR AIR review : 2 July 2009 : by J Ahmad
| Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Flight to Dalaman from Gatwick with my husband, 6 year old and an 18 month old baby. We hadn't
prebooked our seats but sat together on both trips and sat 3 rows from the front. We found
the seating not cramped and our son liked sitting on the floor on the way back. The flight
out was fine only 30 minutes delayed and crew were brilliant with our children. Food was a bit
expensive but we took our own so that didn't bother us. The return flight was on time and crew
were very friendly again. I did forget to mention the weight you are allowed. It is 20kg and
they are very hot on this and were getting people to empty their cases or pay the fines and
this was at Gatwick and Dalaman and the cost was £5.00 per kilo you were over.
ONUR AIR review : 27 June 2009 : by Jo Gray
| Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Just been to Dalaman from East Midlands. The crew on the outbound flight were not very polite
or friendly, the seats on the plane were set very close together and drinks/food etc very
expensive! I would recommend you buy water/food from the airport before boarding. The inbound
flight from Dalaman was slightly better.
ONUR AIR review : 17 June 2009 : by T Hamilton
| Trip Rating : 0/10 |
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Dalaman to East Midlands. All seemed well on route to the airport with the tour operator
saying that our flight was on time and leaving at 1930hrs - we check in, go through passport
control and get to the gate ready for boarding. Then staff tell us that we have to leave the
gate as our flight is delayed one hour. We hear no more until 2045hrs when we are told that
the flight will be at 2300hrs - the flight disappears completely from the screens with no
update from anybody as to what is going on. We then get the flight back on the screens saying
2330 estimated time of flight, then we are told that is the time the plane will get there,
next thing we know we are looking at a screen saying 0130hrs the next day. My seat allocated
was 31B - imagine my surprise when I got onto the plane to find the rows only go up to 28?.
We are told just to sit anywhere. We finally arrive East Midlands at 0530, go through
immigration to luggage claim - only to find that Onur Air had not put any luggage for any
passenger on the flight. We did get a semi frozen meal onboard as an apology - says it all
really.
ONUR AIR review : 10 June 2009 : by P Marks
| Trip Rating : 3/10 |
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Gatwick to Bodrum return. The flights were on time both ways but that is the only positive
thing I can say . We had row 10 going out - the seats don't recline, so that when the
passenger in front reclines their seat, you are left with absolutely no room to move.
Considering the rows are so close together anyway, this made our flight the most uncomfortable
we have taken. In addition, the plastic cover on my arm rest had disappeared, leaving me with
a sharp metal frame to rest my arm on - how dangerous could that be if a child got that seat?
On the return journey we were lucky enough to be able to recline our seats which made the
journey marginally more bearable. Yes, no frills, yes, no comfort and yes, extortionate
prices for food (if available) and drink (6 euros for a small can of beer - around £5.40! No,
Onur Air, you would not be my airline of choice again.
ONUR AIR review : 10 June 2009 : by James Fenwick
| Trip Rating : 10/10 |
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I was delighted to discover at Newcastle airport, a modern, clean aircraft, together with
attentive staff. Flight excellent, the safety instructions delivered in perfect English and
easy to follow. Drinks/food at no greater cost than the average budget airline. On our
outward journey, we were offered extra legroom at no extra cost. The extra legroom on the
return flight was already taken, but since there were only 55 people onboard that hardly
mattered, as we were all able to occupy a row of three seats and have a few hours sleep on the
early morning flight. Onur Air was an excellent flying experience and one which I would be
happy to repeat.
ONUR AIR review : 9 June 2009 : by M Kelly
| Trip Rating : 5/10 |
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Shannon to Izmir - flight was delayed by 30mins. There was no food on the flight - I would
expect a 4 hour 20min flight would surely have more to offer than just KitKat. Staff were
lovely and very sorry they couldn't provide the food we expected.
ONUR AIR review : 9 June 2009 : by Nick Dawes
| Trip Rating : 0/10 |
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We left Gatwick for Antalya on 29th May one hour late, boarding what looked like a very old
aircraft indeed. About 2 hours into the flight, the pilot announced he would be making an
emergency landing at Vienna Airport due to a problem with an engine, and that he would give
more information once we had landed. The cabin crew looked as worried as many of the
distressed passengers. After a very heavy landing, we were eventually taken off the aircraft.
We were then held in Vienna for 10 hours while an aircraft from another airline was found to
take us to Antalya. When calling them regarding the return journey, we were informed that they
same aircraft would be used. Needless to say, we decided to purchase another flight from
another airline (Thomas Cook). A quick Google search will reveal a number of similar stories
over the past 4 years (worse in some cases) and reports that the airline was banned from four
European countries recently over safety concerns.
ONUR AIR review : 1 June 2009 : by M McCarthy
| Trip Rating : 2/10 |
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Dublin to Izmir Turkey, 4 hour flight, no food on board, not even sandwiches. I asked for a
can of coke and was told there was none. I asked a second flight attendant and was told the
same. Ihad to ask 3 attendants before I got my coke - very annoying. We were assigned seats
that didn't recline , the ones in front of us did, so we had seats stuck in our faces for the
entire flight. I flew back return today and same thing no food available to buy. I should
include that the flights were not delayed by much. The staff were friendly but at the end of
the day, a 4 hour flight should have some sandwiches available. I heard some people got some
sandwiches at the start of the flight but none left by the time the attendant got to our
seats.
ONUR AIR review : 15 May 2009 : by M Renshaw
| Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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we travelled from East Midlands to Dalaman. You get 5kg extra luggage allowance with Onur Air,
free sweets and cake on the outward journey, and the aircraft wasn't as shabby as Thomas Cook.
Okay, the cabin crew dont smile a great deal, and the food and drink is so expensive onboard.
ONUR AIR review : 11 May 2009 : by G Stevens
| Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Just flown back from Dalaman with Onur Air. Both flights on time. planes clean and looked
pretty new. Crew helpful and friendly, and just as good an airline as our budget ones.
ONUR AIR review : 10 May 2009 : by J Taylor
| Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Manchester to Bodrum. Check in was fast and efficient, plane was clean and ample leg room.
Staff fine and landed on time. The return trip we checked in quickly at Bodrum, took off in
time and arrived early in Manchester. Overall we couldn't fault the airline and would use
again.
ONUR AIR review : 19 April 2009 : by F Manning
| Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Gatwick to Dalaman return. I was pleased with both flights. There's not much legroom but no
less than any other budget airline. There's no inflight meal/drinks service but I knew this
in advance and took my own. At the end of the day you get what you pay for, and I was
perfectly happy with what I got.
ONUR AIR review : 26 March 2009 : by M Thompson
| Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Durham Tees Valley to Dalaman. Staff friendly, modern fleet, and are good on space. They offer
no in-flight entertainment. The toilets were clean and overall are no different to jet2 or
easyjet.
ONUR AIR review : 5 November 2008 : by T Draper
| Trip Rating : 4/10 |
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Birmingham to Dalaman on 24 Oct. Flight left on time and was comfortable enough. Took our own food
as had been warned food on board was expensive. We were notified a week prior to our outbound
flight that the return flight had changed and was much later. Didn't mind too much, gave us an
extra day in resort. However, when reconfirming return flight, travel agent said time had not
changed but our transfer company told us flight was now over an hour later! After going to
departure gate were informed of technical problem and flight delayed again! Flight left at 2.30am
on 1st Nov. We were one of the last to check in and got 2 seats in row 2 (fine) and 3 seats in row
35 the worst on the plane! Right at the back and seats bolt upright, no recline - these seats
should be banned! Staff could use some customer service training, not very helpful or friendly.
ONUR AIR review : 24 October 2008 : by B Smith
| Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Return from Dalaman to Manchester incurred 6 hour delay as arriving aircraft suffered technical
fault and taken out of service. Full marks to Onur Air for getting replacement so quickly, and a
larger A321 with more legroom. Have used Onur Air many times as they are cheap and reliable -
normally. Happy to go without entertainment and canned music. Crew pleasant and helpful. Baggage
allowance still 20Kg which is more than some rivals. Suggest they go back to cooked meal and free
drinks and add cost to ticket, as two trolley services plus duty free is a waste of their time and
keeps us awake unnecessarily. Would use them as preferred carrier to Turkey.
ONUR AIR review : 21 October 2008 : by D Springham
| Trip Rating : 6/10 |
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Gatwick-Dalaman return. Good value airline, staff pleasant, leg room good and no delay apart from
15 minutes on return journey. Take your own food as airline food is expensive (so is Dalaman
airport). Would use again.
ONUR AIR review : 18 October 2008 : by Sharon Lander
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Customer Rating : 3/5 |  |
Dalaman from Gatwick return. Only had a short 15 minute delay on return. Planes clean, leg room okay
and staff were fine. We were travelling with a 3 year old so was dreading long delays but had no
problems. Took our own food and drink on both journeys (bought return flight stuff from resort as
airport is expensive). Announcements on the planes were in English with a heavy Turkish accent so
we couldn't understand them.
ONUR AIR review : 16 October 2008 : by Jane Keogh
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Customer Rating : 3/5 |  |
Having rearranged our flights because of XLAir, had little preconceptions about ONUR Air except that
it was a budget Turkish airline. We left on time, were treated well and for the 4 hour flights to
and from Bodrum, were perfectly satisfied. Even the leg room seemed marginally better than most
budget airlines. Food and drinks on board are extortionate so recommend taking your own. This does
mean you will have to pay airside prices for any drinks you take so decide whether those are more
than £2.50 for a standard can of fizz on the plane and make your choice! Or take fruit instead.
ONUR AIR review : 10 October 2008 : by Lynne Cusse
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Customer Rating : 3/5 |  |
Party of 8 adults flying from East Midlands to Dalaman. Check-in at both ends was fast & efficient
with our group seated together. Our outbound flight was delayed by 3.5 hours but given refreshment
vouchers (although as this was a late evening it seemed even more tiring) and inbound flight about
35mins. We had been advised there was no entertainment and food is expensive so we had taken
provisions of our own. The staff were attentive enough and we were informed of delay reasons. Planes
were ok, if a little tired, and leg room seemed to vary. Onur Air is a budget airline with no frills
and doesn't pretend otherwise - all in all you get what you pay for.
ONUR AIR review : 9 October 2008 : by T Kay
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Customer Rating : 2/5 |  |
Birmingham to Bodrum. The seat was uncomfortable and my knees were touching the seat in front the
whole time no matter how I sat. The plane was old, food trays were damaged and would slope so
anything put on them would end in your lap. Quite a few of the seats were stuck in the reclined
position. The flight back from Bodrum was delayed by 2 hours - as many have said, Bodrum airport is
a rip off (£5 for a standard 330ml can). So take food and drink with you - Bodrum doesn't have the
same controls over liquid and food like the UK. We did know there wasn't going to be entertainment
and the tv's just repeated the same promotional tourist info every now and again which became
annoying. The flights were cheap and you get what you pay for. I did however find it too
uncomfortable for the 3.5-4 hour flights.
ONUR AIR review : 9 October 2008 : by Ruth Haynes
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Customer Rating : 4/5 |  |
Stansted to Dalaman return. Both flights on time and landed slightly early. Staff were pleasant -
food and drink are expensive but in line with budget airline prices. We were pleased with our
experience. Good value for a no frills flight.
ONUR AIR review : 6 October 2008 : by Chris Messenger
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Customer Rating : 4/5 |  |
Gatwick to Antalaya return. Boarded early and took off on time - same with the return journey.
Safety procedures were a little hard to understand on the outward bound trip but you just had to
listen carefully (not a bad thing). On the return journey a recorded voice message in clear English.
The staff each way were very friendly. Prices at the airport and on the plane were over the top
paying over £6.00 for a can of beer and a small tub of pringles. Onur Air are a no frills airline,
so you get what you pay for - but we would use them again.
ONUR AIR review : 1 October 2008 : by D Tabiner
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Customer Rating : 3/5 |  |
Leeds to Bodrum. Flight was approx half an hour late leaving outbound and a little late leaving
inbound. Crew friendly enough and aircraft clean - if basic. I would use them again if they were the
best price etc at the time. They are a budget airline and as long as you remember that then they are fine.
ONUR AIR review : 1 October 2008 : by Gary Best
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Customer Rating : 4/5 |  |
Gatwick to Bodrum return. Did not have any problems with any delays. Staff seemed okay, drinks and
food were expensive so take your own. Food and drinks even more expensive at the airport about £5
for a packet of crisps, so buy before you get there.
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