New BMI Baby routes
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New BMI Baby routes
BMI Baby have just announced the following new routes for Summer 2004
Manchester ->
Paris CDG, Jersey, Bordeaux
East Midlands ->
Ibiza (resumed), Bordeaux
No new routes for Cardiff, Teesside timetable still being finalised.
Routes available for booking from next week (www.bmibaby.com)
Manchester ->
Paris CDG, Jersey, Bordeaux
East Midlands ->
Ibiza (resumed), Bordeaux
No new routes for Cardiff, Teesside timetable still being finalised.
Routes available for booking from next week (www.bmibaby.com)
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Details not finalised yet but on sale from midnight tonight (25th) is a new route from MAN to PIK Is this as close as Mainline and Baby have come with regards to competition on similar routes??
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Yes this rumour has been flying around for some time in local circles - I have heard that his WILL be happening early next from several previously reliable sources - hopefully a "no smoke without fire" scenario - would seem a sensible move with presumably BMI personnel assisting with handling duties at Belfast City - time will tell.
Yes this rumour has been flying around for some time in local circles - I have heard that his WILL be happening early next from several previously reliable sources - hopefully a "no smoke without fire" scenario - would seem a sensible move with presumably BMI personnel assisting with handling duties at Belfast City - time will tell.
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On the bmibaby website, flights from East Midlands, Manchester and Cardiff (Teesside not finalised yet) for the summer 2004 period all state Belfast International.
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Manchester -> Paris CDG
Great! Weekend in Paris beginning of September would be ideal... but hang on, for 2 people:
bmibaby (MAN) - £201.00
British Airways (MAN) - £172.20
British Airways (LCY) - £135.80
bmi mainline (LHR) - £121.20
bmibaby (EMA) - £101.00
bmibaby (CWL) - £101.00
So let's see... I can give up my complimentary meals and drinks, and my frequent flyer miles, and pay £80 more for the privelege of travelling on your "low-cost" airline compared with your mainline division from LHR. Even BA from MAN is cheaper and more choice of flights too.
What exactly warrants charging double the fare compared to baby flights from EMA and CWL?
Great! Weekend in Paris beginning of September would be ideal... but hang on, for 2 people:
bmibaby (MAN) - £201.00
British Airways (MAN) - £172.20
British Airways (LCY) - £135.80
bmi mainline (LHR) - £121.20
bmibaby (EMA) - £101.00
bmibaby (CWL) - £101.00
So let's see... I can give up my complimentary meals and drinks, and my frequent flyer miles, and pay £80 more for the privelege of travelling on your "low-cost" airline compared with your mainline division from LHR. Even BA from MAN is cheaper and more choice of flights too.
What exactly warrants charging double the fare compared to baby flights from EMA and CWL?
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Yes i did realise that the timetable on the Baby website states BFS for summer my fellow pilot source at Baby says it will be for two reasons to cut handling costs and also the rumoured expansion of Easyjet at EMA with the rumour going they are to base seven 737-700s here at EMA for the summer most likely if they do one of the routes will be EMA- BFS.