Eastern airways have most likely decided due to low visibility it is best to put passengers from the earlier flights on to the later flight.
Eastern airways has been using a ATR-72-600 with 72 seats instead of normal 29 seater BAe Jetstream 41 for this route. Because of this Eastern airways can accommodate this with ease.
I wonder what the thinking is behind the changes from 6th November.
This means Eastern Airways have merged two of their best selling routes to Aberdeen.
What does this mean for other eastern airways routes like the Leeds Bradford and Newcastle routes to Aberdeen which get less passengers? I wonder if they will be looking to merge or reduce or cancel those routes.