Flyglobespan GLA-LGW OR STN soon!!
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Flyglobespan GLA-LGW OR STN soon!!
This article says that FlyGlobespan will be launching a service from Glasgow to London.It will be ethier LGW or STN.
As well as Beoing 777 operations from 2006.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...522575,00.html
As well as Beoing 777 operations from 2006.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...522575,00.html
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STN would be madness.
EZY have concentrated their Gatwick operation out of EDI which means that BA have no competition on the GLA - LGW route (which is consistently full)
LGW would make sense and would no doubt prove to be very profitable
EZY have concentrated their Gatwick operation out of EDI which means that BA have no competition on the GLA - LGW route (which is consistently full)
LGW would make sense and would no doubt prove to be very profitable
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My money would be on LGW. If they announced STN, I'd want to double or nothing on them withdrawing it as quickly as they pulled off ORY.
Meanwhile, LCY also remains vacant for GLA pax - for now?
Meanwhile, LCY also remains vacant for GLA pax - for now?
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Glasgow is mentioned in this article in yesterdays evening standard.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/l...ing%20Standard
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/l...ing%20Standard
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I cannot see them starting Prague from Stansted in competition with EZY (and CSA?). I suspect that the 737-600s will be used on the rumoured route from GLA to LGW and, as yet unannounced, rumoured new routes from EDI.
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They new EDI route has been announced, it is EDI-PRG. GLA will get two new routs announced between now and May.
Anyone old enough to remember Tommy
Handley, ITMA and "It's that man
again"?
Anyone old enough to remember Tommy
Handley, ITMA and "It's that man
again"?
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They new EDI route has been announced, it is EDI-PRG. GLA will get two new routs announced between now and May.
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Here's hoping for a GLA-LGW route! With only BA on the GLA - LGW route we need some competition. I have to go to LGW on Tuesday - BA - £358 return so now having to go from EDN on EZY at £80 return. No contest for the self-employed even though I live next door to PIK. Would be nice if FR started a PIK-LGW service.
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Sorry, I did not explain myself correctly. They are doing EDI-STN-EDI, EDI-PRG-EDI, EDI-STN-EDI with one B737-600 and then GLA-STN-GLA, GLA-PRG-GLA, GLA-STN-GLA. STN will be replaced by LGW in October as they cannot get the slots until then……just check out the slots!