Bristol and easyJet
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So "noisy", what speed would you like? I belive that all 737 variants can deliver 160 to 4, which I think is pretty standard, and I don't suppose that the "Dasher" or Sennapod" have "Flydras" fitted as standard!!
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May be my thoughts but it really looks as if U2/GO have never really gotten routes right. We've seen many routes come and go (and come back), but ultimately the base seems to be doing fine.
So what surprises (new routes) may Ray have for us?
So what surprises (new routes) may Ray have for us?
Rome (now back) Ibiza, Bilbao and Copenhagen are the only routes ever withdrawn by EZY at BRS.
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StandupfortheUlstermen
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Sorry Silver, you've lost me, wossa "flydra"?
Anyway, answer this if you will, why do 73tortoise drivers slow to 140 at 10 D so often (usually when they are no1 in a sequence), or have I just answered my own question?
Ta Ta old bean
Anyway, answer this if you will, why do 73tortoise drivers slow to 140 at 10 D so often (usually when they are no1 in a sequence), or have I just answered my own question?
Ta Ta old bean
Perhaps we are admiring the view. If a specific speed is needed to manage your flow efficiently then speak up and you'll get it.
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