Originally Posted by
Matt995
Vueling appear to be taking a sabbatical from Birmingham for the month of October, last Barcelona flight is showing 28th September, and the next one is currently showing as 1st November.
No real surprise with the current situation with Spain, of course subject to change!
Vueling is December at the earliest now.
Excellent day to day with Aer Lingus Belfast City starting. SAS Copenhagen back although only twice a week (Mon/Fri) , F1 charters today by BA CityFlyer and TUI Belgium plus a couple yesterday (WDL & Sun Air). An even rarer visitor possibly tomorrow a TUI MAX reported on several sites due from Tenerife via Malaga. Quite a few GA today making around 130 movements.
Aer Lingus - back today on the new Belfast City route.
The schedule is not as originally planned but should change as the service gets established.
Monday will see three flights 08:05, 15:45 & 19:20 (inbound times) but just one on Tuesday and Wednesday (afternoon), two on Thursday (morning & afternoon) three on Friday, one Saturday late morning and two Sunday (afternoon and evening).
Not such good news on their Dublin, Cork and Shannon Routes. The latter two now 1st November back a further few days and Dublin 19 October.
Loganair - Aberdeen goes 6 a week from Monday and the ATR drops in on Friday and Sunday (Aisle seats showing blocked) and Inverness continues 5 a week
Aurigny - I am sure this was due to start this week or next week but now Monday 12 October
Air France - This week showing twice daily all week but there are future dates are showing just one or even none some days. The A319 is schedule on AF1164 next Saturday again.
KLM - Best to say 3 or 4 a day with KL1431 operating Monday & Tuesday only this week with mainline still on KL1421/2 except Sunday
Lufthansa - No noticeable change with 13 a week FRA and 6 Munich. Cityline showing back on the Frankfurt next month
Eurowings -
No noticeable change with 10 a week double daily Monday - Thursday a mix of A319's and A320's
Brussels Airlines - Monday 28 September still 4 a week (M, Th, Fr & Su)
Swiss - remains winter 5 a week
Air India - Trying again next Friday for around 6 weeks at once a week - inbound 17.20 a night-stop and out 20.00 Saturday. Showing as ATQ/DEL
Turkish & Emirates - no change 4 a week and TK showing all 737's at present next week and EK showing a daily A380 in December. Qatar remains bookable in winter
Wizz - No Change but Budapest remains bookable in October and the recently ended Wednesday Warsaw is bookable in winter making it 3 a week
Ryanair - Not too many changes if any - 10 remains 10 a week, the second Friday Alicante is still bookable, Verona ends before October half-term returning Christmas. Although today's Palma shows operated by Lauda I have not found any others.
Jet2 - With a week a way I have lost track and some surprises with Kefalonia starting next Sunday - yep a new service with just 4 flights. A 4th Corfu flight a week is added operating next Saturday, Dalaman and Antalya are now 7 a week, neither operating on a Wednesday but two Saturday flights. The Canaries, Malaga & Alicante remain bookable from the last few days of this month. Crete and Zante end at the end of this new week. Rhodes remains 3 a week and Skiathos 2 but they end soon. Faro in the timetable also still shows 11 a week. Prague remains 30 September. The rest seems unchanged
easyjet - No change for September (10 x BFS, 7 x EDI & 4-5 GLA a week )but winter has been scaled back to sensible levels
TUI - Skiathos has ended despite Jet2 carrying on until the end of the month. Sunday Crete still shows bookable although not Thursday. Dalaman shows 2 next Sunday for one week making 5. Antalya Monday seems to end this week making it 4 a week but is now bookable all through November which I think is a first for TUI. Kos drops to weekly after next Saturday. Looking into October - Sharm and Hurghada are bookable still but Boa Vista isn't. Could there be a return to long-haul as Montego Bay reamins bookable and due to start in a few weeks although the others have been removed until November.
Any additions or corrections welcome.
Pete