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BHX5DME
Air India loads at BHX have always been excellent, so I don't see an issue with Virgin at all.
Turkish will use a B787-900 every Monday starting 19th - currently bookable every Monday into December.
Great News
Turkish - Last Friday service this week and it goes 3 a week but the sweetener is the 789 on a Monday - It is scheduled to the last Monday in December but 26 October already showing as the 739. From the first week in November Thursday and Saturday should be A321's.
Wizz - big update across the network. Craiova still appears to start next Saturday twice a week with Tuesday the other day from 27-10. Bucharest operates again this Sundays before dropping to twice weekly for November with the Wednesday service returning in December.
Cluj ends Friday 30 October for a month at least
Iasi delayed to 16 December
Krakow has ended and pencilled in for 17-11 twice a week
Wroclaw and Warsaw remain weekly until the week of 16 November when they could go back to twice weekly
Riga and Vilnius remain the first week in December.
Budapest remains 18 November for a return.
Ryanair - They have updated winter but added a new route for two weeks starting Saturday - Heraklion!
Alicante - was daily in winter and now 4 a week in general
Barcelona - was to be daily now 3 a week
Fuerteventura, Arrecife, Oporto, Murcia, Gdansk, Katowice, Modlin - 2 no change
Las Palmas - was removed but back in weekly on a Saturday (day change from Friday)
Madrid - ends tomorrow with no return date
Malaga - was to be 6 a week now 3
Tenerife - reduced from 4 to 3
Bratislava - ended yesterday
Faro - 2 a week from 3
Bydgoszcz - reduced from 3 to 2 weekly
Krakow - from 3 to 4 to 3
Malta - 3 a week to 2
Verona - no change restarts Christmas weekly
Dublin - Originally around 36 a week down to 14 and now 5
Sofia - Was 3 then removed completely but just for day changes and back to 2 weekly with Friday on a based aircraft
Around 44 flights 3 based still but some days the based on operate a couple of flights
Jet2 - Rome has ended for at least month and they have pushed back Venice to February but reinstate Heraklion next weekend operating Saturday and Sunday for 2 weeks and after that Saturday continues to 14-11. Rhodes has a third Saturday flight added this week for two weeks and continues once a week until 14 November. Berlin and Vienna Christmas Market flights appear to be cancelled, which is understandable. Dalaman is now next year but will restart Antalya if given the green light. The Canaries remain bookable from next Sunday
TUI - Restarted Zante in a blink of an eye. Crete hasn't though but Rhodes is back on sale until 14-11 (Tuesday & Saturday) and double daily on a Saturday for the next 2 weeks. Finally Montego Bay has been delayed and removed for October but still showing for November. Hurghada is due to start Friday.
easyjet - oh dear. Glasgow and Edinburgh appear to be suspended from 9th November to 3rd December and in the same period Belfast reduced to 6 a week
Blue Island - Jersey seems to be ending 1st November until 21st December
Air France - This coming week Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday and Sunday 17.40 departure - Monday 26 06.15 departure & same on Friday week. The schedule changes daily and some days there are none but Monday and Friday often twice daily.
KLM - This has changed again with next week just 2 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday and winter it is 3 daily on Sunday, Monday and Friday and 2 the other days
Lufthansa - No change with Munich allegedly double daily in winter some A319's CRJ9's and E195's, Frankfurt remains Cityline
Aer Lingus - Dublin still down to start Friday Daily early morning except Sunday which is afternoon. Cork unfortunately has been put back until December. Belfast City non-ops this Wednesday but double daily in winter apart from Saturday.
Loganair, Eurowings Emirates, Air India - no changes noticed.
Some positives are priority freight (JLR & COVID related) and GA movements as well as Football (Domestic, European and International) and GP charters (Aurigny and Cityflyer today)
Pete