I know this sounds really stupid/noobish but:
Why has Glasgow (GLA) been changed to Glasgow International (GLA) in the booking systems etc on flybe? Is there any significance?
Like People mistaking PIK for GLA etc?
Or is it me picking out pointless little thigns again?
I hope EXT - AMS is announced soon. I reckon it will be more popular than the CDG route and have much higher non UK passenger loads, especially with the popularity of Devon and Cornwall in the Netherlands. I know VisitBritain in Amsterdam will be delighted if/when it's announced. Will it be once daily or twice daily?
I'm sure it would be 2x daily, same as Paris route. But who knows!
I will use the service for sure if it was avalible. As EXT is the closest airport to me, well not if you count PLH as an airport
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flybe have certainly mentioned their desire to operate NWI/AMS but would they be able to get interline facilities at AMS and would the Q400 have the luggage capacity to cope with the many passengers who do interline on this route?
KLM currently operate 4 return services a day with the F70/F100 which meets the demand for both passenger and luggage space, at a reasonably competitive price.
Yeah! I read in a article way back when Flybe. had just started that AMS was on their desired routes from NWI.
How are the Flybe routes from NWI doing anyways?