Virgin Express + SN Brussels.
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Virgin Express + SN Brussels.
Does anyone have any information about the current state of play with the proposed merger of these two, and what they are up to?
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SN Brussels Airlines' parent company SN Air Holdings, I believe has now taken over the majority share holdings in both Virgin Express & Birdy Airlines, thus bringing in Belgium's low-fares & longhaul airlines all under one company.
Virgin Express will operate throughout 2005 under their current name & brand, although after that the airline will either be merged into mainline, or, far more likely, the airline will continue to offer no-frills service on routes best suited to a no-frills airline under a different brand.
I believe thats the extent of the information released. No news on the effects on the 737 fleet or their crews.
Virgin Express will operate throughout 2005 under their current name & brand, although after that the airline will either be merged into mainline, or, far more likely, the airline will continue to offer no-frills service on routes best suited to a no-frills airline under a different brand.
I believe thats the extent of the information released. No news on the effects on the 737 fleet or their crews.
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most probably a downsizing in fleet is expected. SN brussels operate a fleet of airbus 319 330 so i don't think they will keep the 737 on line.....
But knowing the expensive leasing of the BAe146/AVRO fleet we never know?!?!!
But knowing the expensive leasing of the BAe146/AVRO fleet we never know?!?!!
