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Pongas
5th Sep 2003, 00:03
Easyjet Naples from BHX and MAN! - according to signs at Naples Airport, Easyjet is to start services from Birmingham and Manchester, U.K. Is this true anyone?

LTNman
5th Sep 2003, 00:20
Find that hard to believe seeing that they don’t serve either of those English airports at the moment.

MerchantVenturer
5th Sep 2003, 01:12
Perhaps easy are doing a Ryanair and they will be flying to Birmingham (Bristol) and Manchester (Liverpool) airports. :D

ecj
5th Sep 2003, 01:31
Ryanair could try a Carlisle [Newcastle] - only 50 miles apart.

Wizofoz
5th Sep 2003, 01:52
Or perhaps Naples is their next base?

MAN777
5th Sep 2003, 02:27
Easyjet held an employment roadshow at the Radisson hotel, Manchester Airport, today !

Was this just a convenient location or a sign of future intentions ?

GrahamK
5th Sep 2003, 02:33
Could be EMA and LPL?

ecj
5th Sep 2003, 16:31
Manchester is a good source of crews. My travel to name but one.

AOG-YYZ
5th Sep 2003, 22:57
Would be nice but really; Why would easyJet pay the higher rates at MAN when they have a base just 30 miles up the motorway where the handling fees are substantialy lower than at MAN? And remember, If MAN is considered close enough to Liverpool to be considered a gateway for that city, then the same applies in reverse.

Thomas_Cook_757-300
5th Sep 2003, 23:19
Hi,
Four of easyJet Switzerland's 737-300s will return to the UK from mid-August ahead of the delivery of five A319s.
Would you say that this could strengthen the MAN and BHX rumours. Two of these four a/c could be based at Manchester and Birmingham Prehaps to operate to Naples?

Thanks

Thomas_Cook_757-300

dwlpl
5th Sep 2003, 23:58
'Could' do a lot of things! It may happen or it may not.

Here is a quote from easyJet earlier this year A spokeswoman for easyJet said yesterday there would be no question of the company switching any of its business from JLA to Manchester.

"We have a fantastic relationship with Liverpool - we currently operate about 10 routes from there, so having another base so close competing in the same market would be very difficult and expensive."


The article, which incidentally Ryanair has an input to, can be found at http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0100news/0200businessnews/page.cfm?objectid=12856816&method=full&siteid=50061

Also I doubt easyJet Switzerland will send any of its 737's anywhere until its Airbus's are ready for passengers, the latest date being towards the end of September. Even then they will not send them back to the UK en masse.

Thomas_Cook_757-300
6th Sep 2003, 00:04
Hi,

Also I doubt easyJet Switzerland will send any of its 737's anywhere until its Airbus's are ready for passengers, the latest date being towards the end of September. Even then they will not send them back to the UK en masse.

easyJet have confirmed that four of the five 737-300s operated by easyJet Switzerland will be returned to the UK in mid-August and the will be covered by UK based a/c until the A319s arrive.

Thanks

Thomas_Cook_757-300

dwlpl
6th Sep 2003, 00:37
..... easyJet are to start disposing of 11 737's starting late 2003.

Thomas_Cook_757-300
6th Sep 2003, 01:09
Hi,

..... easyJet are to start disposing of 11 737's starting late 2003.

Yes, I know and its not yet late 2003.

Thanks

Thomas_Cook_757-300

dwlpl
6th Sep 2003, 01:42
As long as you know:D

kriskross
6th Sep 2003, 08:00
dwlpl, have just flown of of the ex-GVA -300s into LPL.