EUJet MSE Updates anyone?
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EUJet MSE Updates anyone?
Now that Thomsonfly.com are up & running, and the topic of whether Now! Airlines launching operations seems to have been beaten to the death, I was wondering why everything on the EUJet/Manston front seems to be so quiet at the moment.
March time we had the exciting news that EUJet would be adding flights to up to 29 destinations from Manston beginning in June, we're now in April, and still no sign of a website or anything re:routes, frequencies etc.
March time we had the exciting news that EUJet would be adding flights to up to 29 destinations from Manston beginning in June, we're now in April, and still no sign of a website or anything re:routes, frequencies etc.
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The statement said that routes would be announced on 14th April, and the first flight would be on 14th June - Dublin-Manston, I believe, is the first.
The airport fire service is changing to 05.30 - 23.59 cover in June. Ops will move back to the tower and work 24/7. Recruitment of staff is being lined up - still waiting for the off, I presume. The cynics at MSE say this one has legs.
The airport fire service is changing to 05.30 - 23.59 cover in June. Ops will move back to the tower and work 24/7. Recruitment of staff is being lined up - still waiting for the off, I presume. The cynics at MSE say this one has legs.
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Manston is a really great little airport, and its high time that the airport had a based airline, which I'm sure will take full advantage of the catchment area in Kent & the Medway Towns.
After the Mama Air debacle, I hope that MSE do well with this new no-frills airline. Hopefully they'll have a more imaginative brand & livery than the existing EUJet one?
After the Mama Air debacle, I hope that MSE do well with this new no-frills airline. Hopefully they'll have a more imaginative brand & livery than the existing EUJet one?
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eujet recruiting
"Job Title: Cabin Crew
Position Type: Contract
Posted: Sunday 4th April 2004
EUjet is a JAR-OPS and JAR-145 approved Irish airline based at Shannon, Ireland as it continues to grow with developing expansion plans is keen to engage highly motivated people to fill the following permanent roles:
EUjet requires Experienced Cabin Crew for fixed term contract positions at various European bases.
A position as Cabin Crew with EUjet offers an opportunity to:
travel extensively and be based in different european countries.
meet and work with people of all nationalities
be part of and build a career within a young vibrant airline
quick promotion prospects
be provided with accommodation and living allowances while based away from your home base.
The ideal candidate should be:
Friendly, enthusiastic and confident
An excellent communicator
A team player
Flexible and willing to relocate regularly
Dedicated to delivering the highest standard of customer service
Able to keep smiling and remain efficient under pressure
Hardworking and willing to operate on a shift roster
Fit and healthy, with a good attendance record in your current position
Minimum Requirements:
Previous Cabin Crew experience must have operated as cabin crew within the last three years.
Experience on Fokker 100 is desirable but not essential - training will be given
Age 19 or over
Height 5'2" (1.58m) to 6'3" (1.90m) with weight in proportion to height
Physically fit and able to pass a medical assessment
Fluent in English, both spoken and written.
The ability to speak a second language is advantageous but not required.
Able to swim 25 metres
Possession of right to work in the EU
Possession of passport allowing unrestricted travel within Europe and our bases
Attained a good general standard of education
Remuneration:
Starting salary for Juniors will be €13,000 basic, plus €46 per day while based from your home base. No.1’s €15,000 plus €46 per day while based from your home base.
We are employee focused and committed to providing our staff with competitive salaries, attractive benefits and excellent working conditions.
This is a fantastic opportunity to become an integral part of our ability to deliver on our promise of providing the highest degree of inflight safety and customer care.
To apply please send your current CV, detailing your current working package and availability. Applications can be made by e-mail to [email protected] or by post to Recruitment, EUjet, debis AirFinance House, Shannon, Co. Clare.
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Position Type: Contract
Posted: Sunday 4th April 2004
EUjet is a JAR-OPS and JAR-145 approved Irish airline based at Shannon, Ireland as it continues to grow with developing expansion plans is keen to engage highly motivated people to fill the following permanent roles:
EUjet requires Experienced Cabin Crew for fixed term contract positions at various European bases.
A position as Cabin Crew with EUjet offers an opportunity to:
travel extensively and be based in different european countries.
meet and work with people of all nationalities
be part of and build a career within a young vibrant airline
quick promotion prospects
be provided with accommodation and living allowances while based away from your home base.
The ideal candidate should be:
Friendly, enthusiastic and confident
An excellent communicator
A team player
Flexible and willing to relocate regularly
Dedicated to delivering the highest standard of customer service
Able to keep smiling and remain efficient under pressure
Hardworking and willing to operate on a shift roster
Fit and healthy, with a good attendance record in your current position
Minimum Requirements:
Previous Cabin Crew experience must have operated as cabin crew within the last three years.
Experience on Fokker 100 is desirable but not essential - training will be given
Age 19 or over
Height 5'2" (1.58m) to 6'3" (1.90m) with weight in proportion to height
Physically fit and able to pass a medical assessment
Fluent in English, both spoken and written.
The ability to speak a second language is advantageous but not required.
Able to swim 25 metres
Possession of right to work in the EU
Possession of passport allowing unrestricted travel within Europe and our bases
Attained a good general standard of education
Remuneration:
Starting salary for Juniors will be €13,000 basic, plus €46 per day while based from your home base. No.1’s €15,000 plus €46 per day while based from your home base.
We are employee focused and committed to providing our staff with competitive salaries, attractive benefits and excellent working conditions.
This is a fantastic opportunity to become an integral part of our ability to deliver on our promise of providing the highest degree of inflight safety and customer care.
To apply please send your current CV, detailing your current working package and availability. Applications can be made by e-mail to [email protected] or by post to Recruitment, EUjet, debis AirFinance House, Shannon, Co. Clare.
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From the Eujet site
Job Title: Cabin Crew
Position Type: Permanent
Posted: Thursday 15th April 2004
EUjet is a JAR-OPS and JAR-145 approved Irish airline based at Shannon, Ireland as it continues to grow with developing expansion plans is keen to engage highly motivated people to fill the following permanent roles:
EUjet requires Experienced Cabin Crew for our new base at Kent International Airport.
A position as Cabin Crew with EUjet offers an opportunity to:
meet people of all nationalities
be home at the Kent base most nights
fly to a variety of attractive European destinations
be part of and build a career within a young vibrant airline
quick promotion prospects................
We're expecting the routes to be announced this week. The ad indicates that some machines will nightstop away from Manston.
Job Title: Cabin Crew
Position Type: Permanent
Posted: Thursday 15th April 2004
EUjet is a JAR-OPS and JAR-145 approved Irish airline based at Shannon, Ireland as it continues to grow with developing expansion plans is keen to engage highly motivated people to fill the following permanent roles:
EUjet requires Experienced Cabin Crew for our new base at Kent International Airport.
A position as Cabin Crew with EUjet offers an opportunity to:
meet people of all nationalities
be home at the Kent base most nights
fly to a variety of attractive European destinations
be part of and build a career within a young vibrant airline
quick promotion prospects................
We're expecting the routes to be announced this week. The ad indicates that some machines will nightstop away from Manston.
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MSE to MLB service starting?
I heard a rumour that a service between MSE to MLB may be starting, I presume to offer an alternative to LGW/LHR to MCO.
Can anyone say who,what and when? EUjet?
Apart from a mention of Orlando being a route in Demand on the Manston site I could see nothing on either http://www.london-manston.com/ or http://www.mlbair.com/
Can anyone say who,what and when? EUjet?
Apart from a mention of Orlando being a route in Demand on the Manston site I could see nothing on either http://www.london-manston.com/ or http://www.mlbair.com/
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If EU Jet really are going to start on June 14 someone out there will already know the answer to the following questions:
1. From where are the aircraft going to be sourced and what are the current or intended registrations
2. Has the AOC been applied for and waht is the anticipated date of issue
3. Has the financial plan been approved by the CAA?
4. Where are the crews being trained?
5. Who are the people to be named on the AOC?
6.To whom has the maintenance been contracted?
7. How do they cope with hangar maintenance at Manston.?
Etc Etc
Manston may be a good airfiled operationally but it is lacking something very important which is a large catchmnet area. It is at the far eastern end of the available catchment area. At the western end there are numerous alternatives from travel to almost anywhere.
Road access to Manston is poor by the standards of any other airport in the southeast.
The F100 is a distinctly odd choice of aircraft for such operations. From a passenger point of view it is a very attractive aircraft. There are certainly plenty of them available and they will come cheap but it is my recollection of them that they are not cost competitive with Boeing or Airbus aircraft. Trying to compete in an intensely price conscious environment with them will be tough.
If they can make a go of it good luck to them, but it sounds like a tough one.
1. From where are the aircraft going to be sourced and what are the current or intended registrations
2. Has the AOC been applied for and waht is the anticipated date of issue
3. Has the financial plan been approved by the CAA?
4. Where are the crews being trained?
5. Who are the people to be named on the AOC?
6.To whom has the maintenance been contracted?
7. How do they cope with hangar maintenance at Manston.?
Etc Etc
Manston may be a good airfiled operationally but it is lacking something very important which is a large catchmnet area. It is at the far eastern end of the available catchment area. At the western end there are numerous alternatives from travel to almost anywhere.
Road access to Manston is poor by the standards of any other airport in the southeast.
The F100 is a distinctly odd choice of aircraft for such operations. From a passenger point of view it is a very attractive aircraft. There are certainly plenty of them available and they will come cheap but it is my recollection of them that they are not cost competitive with Boeing or Airbus aircraft. Trying to compete in an intensely price conscious environment with them will be tough.
If they can make a go of it good luck to them, but it sounds like a tough one.
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EU Jet are already operating. They have 2 units on the AOC with more to come. They are owned by Debis Air Finance (who surprisingly enough have a large portfolio of F100`s!) and are based in SNN.
Think they are currently flying in BUD & BLQ.
EU Jet are already operating. They have 2 units on the AOC with more to come. They are owned by Debis Air Finance (who surprisingly enough have a large portfolio of F100`s!) and are based in SNN.
Think they are currently flying in BUD & BLQ.
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Their website has now been updated to indicate that the Manston route network announcement will take place on 12th May 2004:
www.eujet.com
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Florida flights have nothing to do with EUjet. This is another proposal that will be decided this month - 3 times a week to Melbourne using a TriStar 500.
The terminal is being refitted. £750k has been spent on a new luggage X-ray system. Interviews start on Monday to fill 110 airport jobs, in addition to the EUjet vacancies.
An F100 will visit for two days, probably from next Monday. The plan is to base 2 in June, 4 by August and 7 by October.
The terminal is being refitted. £750k has been spent on a new luggage X-ray system. Interviews start on Monday to fill 110 airport jobs, in addition to the EUjet vacancies.
An F100 will visit for two days, probably from next Monday. The plan is to base 2 in June, 4 by August and 7 by October.