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Does anyone know why it is not operating from 25th June through until 15th July??
Montreal was a classic for this (Mirabel now closed) and Prestwick the same for an example nearer home. Boris Island advocates please note.
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I don't know how I forgot Cathay - I used them between Hong Kong and Seoul late last year. But there were only three of us off my BA flight and two of us plus a family of five transferring to BA on the way home. I know the numbers because both connections turned out to be much tighter than planned and we were escorted as a group from one flight to the next.
I think Cathay Pacific might raise an eyebrow about this - always plenty of pax on Europe to Hong Kong flights heading on there.
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77W JFK days ?
Hi all, I'm wondering does anybody know the days on which BA will fly the 77W to JFK this Summer? Everywhere I look says that it will operate BA179/182 x 4 weekly but no info about which four days it is :S
Any help appreciated!
Any help appreciated!
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Hi all, I'm wondering does anybody know the days on which BA will fly the 77W to JFK this Summer? Everywhere I look says that it will operate BA179/182 x 4 weekly but no info about which four days it is :S
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Facepalm time......
BR was British Caledonian Airways, formerly British United pre merger with Caledonian Airways (Prestwick). Brymon was BC, though both were bought by BA.
Incidentally, EVA is initals, pronounced separately (like TWA) and not as a word, although many seem to say it like "Ever". I never heard TWA called "Twar" though.
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BA @ MAN currently operate to LHR, LGW & BLL via sun-air
They also have codeshares on certain Flymaybe routes as well as the AA transatlantic routes.
I do however agree that it would be brilliant to see something extra from BA @ MAN.
Even if BMIr do come onboard as part of the takeover do we really see BA keeping it going ? Not that it wouldnt be great to see regional flights back under the BA brand
cs
They also have codeshares on certain Flymaybe routes as well as the AA transatlantic routes.
I do however agree that it would be brilliant to see something extra from BA @ MAN.
Even if BMIr do come onboard as part of the takeover do we really see BA keeping it going ? Not that it wouldnt be great to see regional flights back under the BA brand
cs
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"Incidentally, EVA is initals, pronounced separately (like TWA) and not as a word, although many seem to say it like "Ever". I never heard TWA called "Twar" though. "
You better tell the Taiwanese then, as they were all saying it as 'Eevah' whilst I was there.
You better tell the Taiwanese then, as they were all saying it as 'Eevah' whilst I was there.
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BA DOMESTIC 767
BA made a big play on introducing one 767 rotation per day on the LHR-GLA route just after the BMI withdrawal from the route. Looks like they have withdrawn the 767 from the Summer 2012 schedule though which starts on Sunday. Can anybody confirm if this is permanent?