Bumpy Landings
I understand your concerns; flying from Stansted does not exactly offer many alternative options should an aircraft be grounded.
Yes passengers could be taken by bus to LHR or LGW not very convenient and very messy.
Blue Fox have adopted a very sensible and well thought out approach (comes from years of experience).
The passenger being a business person will not tolerate being let down, furthermore he will not tolerate and certainly not return if he faces incompetence.
Blue Fox has addressed these concerns with the high level of importance they deserve.
The first 3 aircraft are no more than 5 years old. By the end of 18 months all aircraft are new.
Unlike Newlines offering very old B757s.
Blue Fox also has a standby support aircraft.
This aircraft is there purely to provide support for the fleet at the same level, quality and configuration expected.
Should an aircraft have technical difficulties then the passengers are transferred to the standby aircraft. It is the only way to correctly address such a problem whilst ensuring that the level of quality remains for the passenger.
Avman, no doubt you are still trying to understand why Ryanair and Easyjet are successful and Go is not, keep away from the numbers as this appears not to be your forte.
Remember, every single one of the Blue Fox Management team is highly experienced and has a record of nothing but success.... experience counts.
The Fixer
[This message has been edited by THE FIXER (edited 29 April 2001).]