Don't think so.
BT is leaving VNO partly due to VNO airport's pricing policy, partly due to lack of profit. In the end, it's a political pressure exercised from BT. Who will bring visitors to the European Culture Capital of 2009? Hmm.
Route network out of VNO has been reduced to a minimum, only 1 x F50 and 1 x B737 remaining. Both VNO MCC and VNO administration is closing down. CAs are made redundant, those who are not are offered positions in RIX. F/Os are offered positions in RIX. The same goes for VNO captains, working some three weeks in a row out of RIX before they have a home stay in VNO.
All according to a BT employee in VNO who I had the pleasure of visiting last week. Though BT officially has, as always, difficulties admitting publicly what they are up to and what is the future of their VNO base.