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Old 29th Sep 2014, 21:09
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I must say that the third based 757 thing is probably wishful thinking and nothing more than that (the conclusion many have already probably arrived at). Aer Lingus would positively haemorrhage money by undertaking to compete in those markets, especially against an airline it's already codesharing with. If a fourth 757 came to the fleet, I'd put my money on it doing routes ex-DUB, it just makes sense as it's Aer Lingus' transatlantic hub.

As alluded to by others, more interest is in the YHZ proposals ex-DUB, but that'd be best discussed in the Aer Lingus thread.
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Old 6th Oct 2014, 14:24
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Looks like Air Transit are leaving SNN. The weekly YYZ-DUB-SNN-YYZ is not available in 2015. They did say DUB yield was lower this year so cutting this flight in 2015.

One thing it does prove is there is no profit to be made by flying a weekly direct SNN-YYZ instead.
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Old 6th Oct 2014, 17:43
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A lot of competition on the routes to Canada this year and even more so next year. West Jet starting their service 6 weeks earlier, 1st May, plus EI and Air Rouge , lot of seats to be filled.
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Old 31st Oct 2014, 11:40
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Article in flying in Ireland says that SAS have had negotiations with Shannon and cork for start of summer routes from next march hopefully it will come to fruition
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Old 10th Nov 2014, 21:12
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EIR SNN Base to Close!!

Bad News for the Airport & General
Public with rumour that Aer Lingus Regional
Operated by Stobart Air is to close it's
SNN base from the end of November!!
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Old 10th Nov 2014, 21:25
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Shocking news, but unsurprising in ways - Learn from your past mistakes wha

I assuming staff have been told?
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Old 10th Nov 2014, 21:26
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So the aircraft will go to DUB or ORK perhaps? Don't EI own 50% of the AT76s? The 43 might get a dab of purple paint and start flying FlyBe contracts from SEN I suppose. The airport needs to avoid becoming too reliant on FR....
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Old 10th Nov 2014, 21:36
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BHX was never going to be long term sustainable at 2 daily.

Told you so comes to mind!

he airport needs to avoid becoming too reliant on FR....
To late for that.
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Old 10th Nov 2014, 21:39
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With Kerry and Knock also being so reliant on FR, this could get very very messy. FR can turn the screw now
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Old 10th Nov 2014, 21:48
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Just also thinking the PSO to Kerry and Donegal are to be announced imminently, Stobart probably had a crack at trying to keep Kerry and getting Donegal off Flybe so that could be the home for the aircraft from Feb.
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Old 10th Nov 2014, 21:48
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BHX

The rumour mentioned a base closure but are the flights ending? Could BHX be flown daily by a Cork aircraft and same with other routes? I realise useless for transatlantic connections but I would say there is a market for a daily AT72.

The BHX double daily figures (not yield) were fine if it was an all ATR42 operation but as the 72 has been making more appearances as of late the October figures should make interesting reading.

By the way is there a 90-day consultation period for a base closure in Ireland?

No change with the flights on sale as yet.

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Old 10th Nov 2014, 21:49
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I suspect they want to do away with the 42's altogether
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Old 10th Nov 2014, 22:03
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By the way is there a 90-day consultation period for a base closure in Ireland?
No, the maximum notice required is 8 weeks but you need to be employed for over 15 years. In this case 2 weeks notice is sufficient legally. Some but very few members may require 4 weeks such as Flight Deck but only if they are not being redeployed elsewhere.

Stobart are no strangers in making such quick closures.
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Old 11th Nov 2014, 14:13
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Word on that street is that EIR routes will continue.
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Old 11th Nov 2014, 18:59
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Which routes ? 😕
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Old 11th Nov 2014, 19:12
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I had wondered why I've been bumping into SNN crew all over the network these past few weeks. I guess, the wet leased OY-RUG will be used to wind down operations with A/C deployed elsewhere.

I do believe the intention is to keep the 42's for as long as possible and maybe replace with newer frames - guess that might depend on the PSO routes. Stumbling block maybe the costs of operating the 42 500/600s will be a chunk greater than the current 2 skips. I do hope, and expect that ORK-DUB will resurface in 2015.

Any news on where EI-EHH is at the moment?
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Old 11th Nov 2014, 20:35
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I had wondered why I've been bumping into SNN crew all over the network these past few weeks. I guess, the wet leased OY-RUG will be used to wind down operations with A/C deployed elsewhere.

I do believe the intention is to keep the 42's for as long as possible and maybe replace with newer frames - guess that might depend on the PSO routes. Stumbling block maybe the costs of operating the 42 500/600s will be a chunk greater than the current 2 skips. I do hope, and expect that ORK-DUB will resurface in 2015.

Any news on where EI-EHH is at the moment?
Any idea if/when this base closure is to be confirmed? If so it's a big loss to Shannon!
As regards EI-EHH it hasn't flown in nearly two weeks,I don't know where it is or what's up with it but hopefully it will enter service again soon. I also think that the ATR43's will stay in service for a while as some routes need them to remain and they could possibly develop new routes.
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Old 11th Nov 2014, 20:51
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EI-EHH has been repainted in an all-white scheme.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/458986...-poYyQt-pw16Qz

If things haven't changed in the past week, she's still in SEN.
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Old 13th Nov 2014, 14:25
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Airline reviews Shannon operations | Irish Examiner
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Old 13th Nov 2014, 22:34
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On a good note Shannon has appeared on Germanwings website hopefully there will be an announcement soon
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