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Hudson Bay
6th November 2001, 22:51
I can confirm as of 7 November 2001 British European will operate Birmingham - Brussels, Edinburgh - Brussels, Newcastle - Brussels. Further routes are being considered but no decision has been made. Initially two rotations will be flown increasing to three as of 8 November 2001.

GVJFK
6th November 2001, 23:52
Excellent news for BE. However any news on LCY and extra routes? We have the now vacant SN route sitting there waiting to be plucked. Would be a good addition and why should BE give it up to VLM?!?!?!?


On a sadder note, I am sorry about the demise of SN and wish their staff all the best
:( :( :( :( :(

Brakes to Park
7th November 2001, 00:00
Looks like BE are sprouting quite a few new routes.

Sorry , couldn't resist it!!!

GVJFK
7th November 2001, 01:06
EICAS V18.5
As BE are only competing with you at BHX I fail to see why you have posted such a note as to get at a regional airline. Alos to imply that BE will be just using Dashes is incorrect to say the very least. BE have both 146s and CRJs at their disposal to operate the routes. Whilst I am glad to see that both airlines are now taking over SN routes I am sad to see such a posting as yours belittling BE. Attitudes like that in this day and age are spiteful and incalled for. Shame on you :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

bluff
7th November 2001, 02:58
EICAS

One CRJ left BHX this evening to start EDI to BRU in the morning. The NCL to BRU will be done on the 146 tomorrow, don't know about NCL.

So why the need to be rude ?

GVJFK
7th November 2001, 03:12
EICAS V18.5
Firstly it is not old boy. There are women aviators in case you were not aware, and secondly BE is not my firm. However I will defend any company that like my employers started from nothing. My grievence with you is your insinuation that BE will not be able compete with BMIs jet fleet. CB at LCY have shown that often smaller aircraft can win over jets. It is all down to service.

I am confident that BE will make a sucess out of all their routes as I am sure BMI will. ANyway lets not forget, that all this only happened due to the demise of one of Europes oldest airlines. This is one discussion I would rather not be having. Sure glad I am not in BRU tomorrow

NextLeftAndCallGround
7th November 2001, 03:27
Can't say I keep an eye on such things but I can't help wondering where BE are getting all the aircraft to operate these additional routes.

Ibis
7th November 2001, 03:34
A reason moore to keep the CRJ! :D :D :D

horn
7th November 2001, 03:35
I believe it is called "making a plan" – not a phrase heard often around these parts.

le loup garou
7th November 2001, 03:35
What great news for BE. It is nice to see a British airline coming good in such difficult times. It is obviously sad for all concerned at Sabena and I hope they all find work soon.