Glad that you’ve found a way around this ‘bug’, even if it means flying with another airline!

Trouble is , there is no ‘feedback loop’ – I’m not counting on our rants on this blog getting read by BMI anytime soon. So, the bad decision to cut corners will still broken, and customers will ‘leak’ away without BMI realising why.

Of course, BMI’s priority is probably sorting our the high cost of fuel, or failing that, merging with Ethiad airlines.

Paul

My tip – if you’re going to central London/the City, use either BA or Air France to London City Airport from Dublin, so you avoid both BMI’s incompetence (both Air France and BA let you check in for the return – what time before the return may vary). You also avoid the inevitable delays at Heathrow. Best of all, it takes all of 2 minues to get out of City Airport and into a taxi or onto the Docklands Light Railway.

David

So it’s official – PHP gets you further than Java

The point is not if that was a good decision; it’s more how do you find the code (when it’s buried) to review it in 5 years time?

Paul

Yes, I can see how BMI’s system would make sense to a programmer sitting at a desk. “Sure, they’ll pick up their tickets on the way back.” I think the BA web checkin was the same.