Mtl V Fr. Dubbhx
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don't forget EI (Aer Lingus) is in there also- i think some bookie should make a book on the first casualty- it's not big enough for all 3:
My odds would be- 1st to go;-
MyTravellite 4/5
Aer Lingus 5/4
Ryanair 10/1
My odds would be- 1st to go;-
MyTravellite 4/5
Aer Lingus 5/4
Ryanair 10/1
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FR are claiming good booking figures, but we'll have to wait til a couple of months after they start operating the new schedules to find out the results. At the level of fares that MTL and FR are currently charging they should be able to stimulate the market, but at "realistic" fares they may struggle.
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Maverik1: Does anyone have any idea what the load factors are looking like for MTL and FR in the battle for the BHXDUB route?
Both carriers are obviously claiming good sales but they’re hardly going to say the opposite are they. Personally, I would take any stats provided by Ryanair in particular with a pinch of salt: their claim to have taken 12,000 bookings for BHX-GRO and BHX-MJV in the first week seems a little far-fetched IMHO.