To check your TUI booking, go to the myTUI website or app, log in with your email and password, then open “My bookings” / “Manage booking” and enter your booking reference (found in your confirmation email) plus your surname to view your trip details, payments, and travel documents.

To get your e-ticket from Transavia, you don’t actually download it separately from TUI—instead, you log in to myTUI / Manage My Booking with your booking reference and surname, then go to “Travel documents” or “My bookings” where you can view or download your e-ticket; it’s usually sent by email about 28 days before travel or available there if you booked later.

To check your myTUI flight, go to the myTUI website or app, log in with your email and password, then select “My bookings” or “Manage booking”, enter your booking reference and surname, and you’ll see your flight details, including departure time, terminal, gate (if available), and any updates or changes.

Your myTUI confirmation email is usually sent to the email address you used when booking, typically within minutes after purchase (or up to a few hours), and it may be in your Inbox, Spam/Junk, or Promotions folder—if you still can’t find it, you can log into myTUI or use the “forgot booking”/“find booking” option with your details, or contact TUI support to resend it.

To check your booking details, go to the airline or travel company’s website or app, open “Manage Booking” / “My Trips”, then enter your booking reference (PNR) and last name or email to view your itinerary, flight times, baggage, seat selection, and any updates or changes.

You may not find your booking on the TUI app if you’re using the wrong email or booking reference, the booking hasn’t fully been processed yet, you booked through a third party that hasn’t synced with myTUI, or there’s a typo in your details; it can also help to try logging in on the myTUI website or contacting TUI support to link or resend your booking.

To find your flight e-ticket, log in to the airline or travel agency’s website or app (like myTUI), go to “Manage Booking” or “My Trips”, enter your booking reference and last name, and your e-ticket should be available to view, download, or print; it’s often also sent to your email shortly after booking.

To check in online for a myTUI flight, go to the TUI website or app, log in to “My bookings” with your booking reference and surname, select your flight, and follow the prompts to check in, choose seats, and download or print your boarding pass; online check-in usually opens 24–48 hours before departure.

The TUI confirmation number is your booking reference (also called PNR or reservation code)—a short alphanumeric code (usually 6 characters) found in your TUI confirmation email or myTUI account, which you use to access your booking, check in, and manage your flight details.

To print your TUI boarding pass, log in to myTUI or the TUI website, go to “Manage Booking” / “My Trips”, select your flight, complete the online check-in if needed, then download and print the boarding pass, or you can use the TUI app to show a digital version at the airport.

To see your flight ticket online, go to the airline or travel site you booked with (like myTUI or the airline’s website), open “Manage Booking” / “My Trips”, enter your booking reference (PNR) and surname/email, and you’ll be able to view your itinerary, e-ticket details, and download or print your boarding pass if check-in is open.

To find your myTUI booking, go to the myTUI website or app, open “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, and enter your booking reference (from your confirmation email) plus your surname; if it doesn’t appear, check you’re using the same email used to book or try the “forgot booking” option or contact TUI support.

You can write a simple email like this: “Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to request confirmation of my booking made under the name [Your Name] with reference number [Booking Reference]. Please could you confirm my reservation details and send any relevant travel documents at your earliest convenience. Kind regards, [Your Name].”

To see your flight number, open your booking confirmation email or log in to the airline or travel site (like myTUI or “Manage Booking”), then view your itinerary where the flight number is listed next to your route (it usually looks like a code such as “BA123” or “KL1234”).

Yes, TUI has a mobile app where you can check in and access your boarding pass digitally. After logging in to myTUI with your booking reference and surname, you can view your flight details and download or display your boarding pass directly on your phone.

Usually no—you don’t need to print your e-ticket for a TUI flight, as you can show your boarding pass on the myTUI app or mobile website, but it’s still a good idea to carry a printed copy as a backup in case of phone issues or airport requirements.

To track a TUI flight, use the myTUI app/website “Manage booking” section to see updates for your specific trip, or enter your flight number on a live flight tracker like airport websites or apps such as FlightRadar-style trackers; you can also check your departure airport’s live arrivals/departures page for real-time status, delays, and gate info.

Your PNR (booking reference) on TUI is usually found in your confirmation email or myTUI account, and it is a short 6-character alphanumeric code listed near the top of the booking details, often labeled as “booking reference” or “reservation number.”

TUI usually sends a booking confirmation email within a few minutes after payment is completed, but in some cases it can take up to 24 hours depending on processing, payment checks, or system delays, and it’s worth checking your spam or promotions folder if it doesn’t appear.

Go to the myTUI website or app, click “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, then enter your booking reference (from your confirmation email) and surname, and your trip details will appear so you can view flights, add services, or check in when available.

There isn’t an official “TUI code for 2026” as a single fixed code—instead, TUI Group uses different promo/discount codes depending on the offer and booking period (for example 2026 holidays may have codes like SAVE100, DISNEY400, or UNIVERSAL200 depending on the deal and region). If you’re seeing a “code” somewhere, it usually refers to a discount or booking reference (PNR), not a universal 2026 code for all bookings.

You might not be able to log into your myTUI booking if you’re entering the wrong booking reference or surname (it must match exactly), the booking hasn’t fully been processed yet, you booked through a third party that isn’t synced properly with myTUI, or there’s a temporary system issue; in many cases, trying the TUI website instead of the app or waiting a few hours and retrying fixes it.

You can usually get your myTUI boarding pass 24–48 hours before your flight once online check-in opens; log in to the myTUI website or app, complete the check-in process, and then download, print, or save the boarding pass on your phone.

To check your TUI booking, go to the myTUI website or app, click “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, and enter your booking reference (from your confirmation email) and surname; your itinerary, flight details, and any extra services will then be displayed.

To get your TUI e-ticket, go to the myTUI website or app, open “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, enter your booking reference and surname, and you’ll be able to view or download your travel documents; it’s also usually sent to your email after booking or closer to departure depending on your package.

TUI hasn’t published a full list of all new routes for 2026 yet, but they typically expand destinations in popular European holiday spots, Caribbean islands, and seasonal winter sun locations; for the latest updates, you can check the TUI website “Destinations” section” or subscribe to their newsletter for newly announced flights and holiday packages.

You might not be able to check in for your myTUI flight because online check-in usually isn’t open yet (typically it opens 24–48 hours before departure), your booking details may not be fully processed or synced, you might be using the wrong booking reference or surname, or your flight may require airport check-in due to airline or document checks; if it still doesn’t work close to departure, it’s best to contact TUI support or check in at the airport.

To check in before your TUI flight, go to the myTUI website or app, open “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, enter your booking reference and surname, then follow the steps to select passengers, choose seats (if needed), and download or save your boarding pass once online check-in is available (usually 24–48 hours before departure).

With TUI Airways, you can usually pick seats at the time of booking for an extra fee, or later through “Manage Booking,” while free seat allocation is typically done automatically closer to departure if you haven’t paid to choose; exact timing and availability depend on your fare type and package.

To download your TUI boarding pass, first go to the myTUI website or app, open “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, and enter your booking reference and surname, then complete online check-in (usually opens 24–48 hours before departure); once check-in is done, you’ll get the boarding pass instantly as a PDF to download or save on your phone, and you can also re-download it later from the same section or via the check-in confirmation email if needed.

For TUI Airways flights in 2026, you can typically take one cabin bag up to 55 × 40 × 20 cm weighing up to 10 kg, plus one small personal item (like a handbag or laptop bag) that fits under the seat, usually around 40 × 30 × 20 cm, and this applies to most flights whether you’re on a package holiday or flight-only booking, though some bookings may vary slightly depending on fare type or aircraft.

Your PNR (booking reference) on a myTUI booking is found in your confirmation email or in your myTUI account under “My bookings” / “Manage booking”. It’s a short 6-character alphanumeric code, usually labeled as “Booking Reference” or “Reservation Number”, and you need it to check in, manage your trip, or access travel documents.

Your flight confirmation number (also called a PNR or booking reference) is usually in your booking confirmation email, shown near the top as a 6-character code, or in your airline/travel app under “My bookings” / “Manage booking” after you enter your email, surname, or login details; if you can’t find it, check spam/junk folders or contact the airline or travel agency to resend it.

To confirm your reservation via email, open the confirmation email sent by the airline or travel agency, then look for a “Confirm Booking” or “View Booking” link—clicking it usually takes you to the booking page where you can verify your details. If no link exists, logging into your account on the airline or travel site with your booking reference and surname will also confirm your reservation.

A TUI booking confirmation is usually sent within a few minutes after payment, but in some cases it can take up to 24 hours, depending on payment processing or system delays; if you don’t see it, check your spam/junk folder or log into myTUI to access your booking directly.

TUI has faced struggles due to a combination of post-pandemic travel recovery challenges, rising fuel costs, inflation, and changing consumer demand; additionally, operational issues like flight disruptions, staffing shortages, and competition from low-cost carriers have pressured profits, making financial recovery slower than expected.

The airline you’re referring to, TUI Airways, used to operate under the name Thomson Airways before it was rebranded to TUI in 2017 after the merger and global rebranding of the TUI Group travel companies.

Yes, TUI often runs Black Friday and Cyber Monday promotions, offering discounts on holidays, flights, and packages; the exact dates and deals vary each year, so it’s best to check the TUI website or subscribe to their newsletter around late November to catch the offers.

A TUI full deposit typically depends on the type of holiday or flight package you book, but generally, it’s around 10–20% of the total booking cost; the remaining balance is usually due 6–8 weeks before departure, though exact amounts and deadlines can vary by destination and package.

No, you usually don’t need to print your boarding pass for TUI Airways—you can show it on your phone via the myTUI app or mobile check-in, though printing a copy is still recommended as a backup in case of phone issues or airport requirements.

You may not be able to select seats with TUI Airways because seat selection is often restricted based on your fare type (some seats are only free or selectable after booking a package upgrade), online check-in may not have opened yet, or the seats could already be reserved or assigned automatically; in some cases, seat choice is only available for a paid option or at airport check-in.

To check in online for your TUI flight, go to the myTUI website or app, open “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, enter your booking reference and surname, then follow the steps to confirm passengers, select seats if available, and download your boarding pass—online check-in usually opens 24–48 hours before departure for TUI Airways.

To access your TUI booking online, go to the myTUI website or app, click “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, then enter your booking reference (from your confirmation email) and surname; once logged in, you can view your itinerary, flight details, and travel documents for TUI Airways.

For TUI Airways, online check-in usually opens 24 to 48 hours before departure, so that’s the earliest you can check in; airport check-in desks typically open earlier but still close about 2–3 hours before long-haul flights and 1–2 hours before short-haul flights, depending on the route.

Yes, TUI Airways is generally considered a trusted and safe airline, operating under strict UK and European aviation regulations, with a solid safety record and decades of experience as part of the larger TUI travel group, though it is a leisure-focused carrier with more basic service compared to full-service airlines.

Calls to boycott TUI usually stem from ethical or environmental concerns, such as criticism over carbon emissions from package holidays and flights, treatment of workers, or involvement in controversial destinations or resorts; some activists urge consumers to avoid TUI to push for more sustainable tourism practices.

TUI fly is owned by the TUI Group, a large German tourism and travel company that also operates hotels, cruise ships, and holiday packages across Europe.

Not exactly—TUI fly is the airline arm that operates flights, while TUI Group is the parent company that owns it along with hotels, cruises, and holiday packages, so TUI fly is just one part of the broader TUI travel business.

No, bookings with TUI Airways are usually not fully refundable, especially standard packages and low-deposit fares; you may only get a refund in specific cases (like within a short cancellation window or if you purchased flexible/“cancel for any reason” cover), otherwise cancellation often involves fees or credit instead of full cash refunds.

For TUI Airways, extra baggage costs vary by route and fare type, but typically, checked baggage fees range from about £10–£15 per kg if you pay at the airport, while pre-booking online is usually cheaper, often a flat fee per bag depending on weight (e.g., £15–£60 for 10–32kg). Exact prices should be checked on your myTUI booking or the airline’s baggage page.

For TUI Airways, seat selection usually costs extra and varies by flight and seat type: standard seats can be around £10–£20 per person each way, while extra legroom or preferred seats can cost £20–£60+, and prices are set based on route, demand, and aircraft layout.

For TUI Airways, online check-in typically opens 24 to 48 hours before departure, which is the earliest you can check in digitally; airport check-in desks usually open earlier—around 2–3 hours before long-haul flights and 1–2 hours before short-haul flights—depending on the airport and route.

To get your boarding pass on your phone, log in to the myTUI website or app, go to “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, complete online check-in, and then choose the option to download, save, or add the boarding pass to your phone wallet; you can then show the digital boarding pass at airport security and boarding gates.

If you don’t check in online for TUI Airways, you can still check in at the airport, but you may face longer queues, less seat choice, and in some cases a late check-in fee or automatic seat assignment; for some flights, especially busy ones, online check-in is strongly recommended to avoid delays at the airport.

For TUI Airways, you can usually choose your seat as soon as you book (if you pay for seat selection), or later through “Manage booking,” and if you don’t pay for a seat, one is typically assigned automatically at check-in, which opens about 24–48 hours before departure.

For TUI Airways, extra baggage usually costs about £10–£15 per kg at the airport, depending on the route, and this is on top of your pre-booked allowance, which is why it’s much cheaper to add baggage online in advance rather than paying excess weight charges at check-in.

To avoid seat selection fees on TUI Airways, simply don’t pre-book a seat and let the airline assign one for free during online check-in (usually 24–48 hours before departure), or at the airport; you won’t get a choice, but you’ll avoid paying extra charges.

To get free seats on TUI Airways, you need to skip paid seat selection and wait for automatic allocation when online check-in opens (usually 24–48 hours before departure) or at the airport, where the airline assigns you a seat at no extra cost, though you won’t be able to choose it in advance.

No, you don’t need to print your TUI boarding pass—TUI Airways accepts mobile boarding passes via the myTUI app or website, but carrying a printed copy as a backup is recommended in case of phone issues or airport scanner problems.

You may not be able to choose seats on TUI Airways because your fare may not include paid seat selection, online check-in hasn’t opened yet (usually 24–48 hours before departure), or the seats are already reserved/blocked for operational reasons; in many cases, seats are then automatically assigned for free at check-in instead.

Yes, on TUI Airways you can usually bring one cabin bag up to 10kg (carry-on suitcase) plus one small personal item, such as a backpack, handbag, or laptop bag, that fits under the seat, as long as both meet the airline’s size and weight limits.

Yes, on TUI Airways a 10 kg cabin bag is usually included on most package holidays and many flight bookings, along with a small personal item, but exact inclusion can depend on your fare type or booking, so it’s always best to check your specific myTUI reservation.

For TUI Airways, the baggage limit depends on your booking type, but the standard allowance is usually one checked bag of about 20 kg per person on package holidays, and 25 kg on certain premium or special holiday packages; you can also bring one cabin bag up to 10 kg (55×40×20 cm) plus a small personal item, and extra or overweight luggage is charged separately.

On TUI Airways, 20kg hold luggage means you are allowed to check in one bag weighing up to 20 kilograms into the aircraft’s cargo hold; anything over that weight incurs extra fees, and the bag must meet the airline’s size restrictions (usually around 158cm total dimensions: length + width + height).

If your bag is about 2 kg overweight on TUI Airways, you’ll usually be charged an excess baggage fee at the airport—often around £10–£15 per extra kg, so 2 kg could cost roughly £20–£30, and in some cases they may ask you to remove items to bring it within the allowed limit instead of paying.

Yes, TUI Airways is fairly strict with hand luggage rules—your cabin bag must meet the size and weight limits (typically up to 10 kg plus a small personal item), and if it’s oversized or overweight, it may be moved to the hold with an extra charge.

To measure your carry-on for TUI Airways, use a tape measure and check the full size including wheels and handles—your cabin bag should fit within about 55 × 40 × 20 cm (or similar depending on booking), and also stay within the weight limit (usually up to 10 kg); if it fits in a standard airline baggage sizer at the airport, it’s generally acceptable.

To choose seats on a TUI flight, go to the myTUI website or app, open “My bookings” / “Manage booking”, enter your booking reference and surname, and then select your preferred seats—note that standard seat selection may incur a fee, while extra legroom or front-of-plane seats cost more; if you don’t pay, a seat will be automatically assigned at online or airport check-in.

After booking a flight with TUI Airways, you can choose your seat by logging into myTUI, going to “Manage booking”, entering your booking reference and surname, and selecting available seats for a fee (if not already included); otherwise, seats are automatically assigned for free when online check-in opens (usually 24–48 hours before departure).

TUI Airways generally does not offer free seat selection—most seats can be chosen for a fee, while only a few may be automatically assigned at check-in without charge; free allocation usually applies only if you don’t pre-select a seat and wait for online or airport check-in./p>

Yes, with TUI Airways you can usually add or change seats after booking by logging into myTUI and using “Manage booking”; available seats can be selected for an extra fee depending on the route and seat type./p>

To complete Advanced Passenger Information (API) with TUI Airways, log in to myTUI, open “Manage booking”, select your trip, and enter each passenger’s passport details, nationality, date of birth, and any required travel information exactly as shown on the passport; this usually needs to be done before online check-in or departure./p>