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With Flybe today signing a wet lease agreement with Stobart to supply 2 E195's, can we assume that these will be made up from G-FBEL/M/N which in any case were due to leave the Flybe fleet in Q3 '17? Apologises as a little confused
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Just checked Flybe's website.. from DSA, AGP and FAO have no available flights after October.
ALC, AMS, etc. are showing as bookable thru February 2018.
This indicates to me the axing of the routes; whether it's permanent or seasonal is another question. It could also reflect a possible redeployment of at least a single E195 away from DSA to another base.
ALC, AMS, etc. are showing as bookable thru February 2018.
This indicates to me the axing of the routes; whether it's permanent or seasonal is another question. It could also reflect a possible redeployment of at least a single E195 away from DSA to another base.
At a wild guess, they'll fix it or position something else in to operate? They've got a few, and other a/c in the fleet that they can sub in.
Not sure why it would be different from any other airliner?
Not sure why it would be different from any other airliner?
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Just checked Flybe's website.. from DSA, AGP and FAO have no available flights after October.
ALC, AMS, etc. are showing as bookable thru February 2018.
This indicates to me the axing of the routes; whether it's permanent or seasonal is another question. It could also reflect a possible redeployment of at least a single E195 away from DSA to another base.
ALC, AMS, etc. are showing as bookable thru February 2018.
This indicates to me the axing of the routes; whether it's permanent or seasonal is another question. It could also reflect a possible redeployment of at least a single E195 away from DSA to another base.
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Other than the Doncaster to Palma route (which was announced a couple months back or so) non of these are really new routes and as previously mentioned, they are Flybe codeshare flights via CDG with Air France. I believe Nice has however recently replaced the previous option of Madrid as a through booking service.
Ideally DSA needs to be an option on the Air France / KLM websites. However at the moment the best way would be to use the Flybe one stop to the world site.
Ideally DSA needs to be an option on the Air France / KLM websites. However at the moment the best way would be to use the Flybe one stop to the world site.
