Originally Posted by
Cazza_fly
That list is not exhaustive.
Go2sky don't have any 737Max aircraft. However, Smart Lynx are expected to base 3x 737Max aircraft at MAN.
One can only hope for its customers sake, that the deal with Smartlynx is no more. Be that a decision by tui or Smartylnx, the result is still the same for passengers, a positive one!
It's accepted that seasonal peaks require acmi support in the leisure teavel industry. But when you pay good money and end up on an operator like Smartlynx, even joe public notice the huge difference in quality and service delivery.
Sadly, Avion are still listed which is a sister company of Smartlynx. They had a rather interesting landing recently didn't they.. the kind that has rendered the aircraft grounded since 3rd February.
Perhaps Fly4 will slowly see a reduction in the use of some of the more questionable acmi operators.
I notice Jet2 parted ways with Smartlynx after 2022 after a shocking failure to deliver.