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Old 17th Jul 2006, 21:34
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I'm not sure the 'unable to fit winglet 737' excuse was a valid one?

It's a mixture of 737s and 737s with winglets, depends on the day.
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Does it ever work out that there is two BMI aircraft in the ground while an AB one is there?
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I hear that Flybe will take over from EZY on this route. Services will be on Q400 from BHD. Announcements in the next 2 weeks.
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Sorry uncovered, What route?
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Old 26th Jul 2006, 15:57
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Flybe rumoured to take over from Easy on Belfast City to Inverness.
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Ah I see now, didn't have a clue which one you were on about.
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Thanks to BFS/BHD for the link.

GSM to start BFS-SFB this year.

http://news.cheapflights.co.uk/fligh...bespan_to.html

Wohoo
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Old 28th Jul 2006, 21:48
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Also weekly flights from BFS-YZZ from Nov'06

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Old 28th Jul 2006, 23:54
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See it confirmed in the Belfast Telegraph to-night that the BFS - Nice and Inverness routes are not operating this winter. The Nice route may return next spring. Apparently there will be increased capacity from Bfs to Ncl, Brs and Fao over the winter.

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Old 30th Jul 2006, 11:11
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BFS vs BHD

The CAA stats for June 06 and the rolling YTD have now been published.

They show the following:

June 06 BHD - 182199 pax down 5.8%
BFS - 455559 pax up 3.7%

YTD BHD - 2178756 pax down 1.00%
BFS - 4941955 pax up 6.1%

To all the BHD supporters out there, two questions
1. With all the expansion of new services at BHD, how is it that the number of pax is not increasing?
2. What,if any, routes do you believe that Flybe are actually making a profit on out of Belfast City?

Would like to know what others think.

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Old 30th Jul 2006, 11:43
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easyJet also adding an extra weekly flight on Belfast Int. to Liverpool with 8 return flights operating on a Friday. Fly Be only operating thrice-weekly between Belfast City and Liverpool with two flights on a Saturday and one on a Sunday for the football traffic.

I do wonder about Fly Be sometimes!
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Old 31st Jul 2006, 10:27
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Have a look at www.bcaagreementeippanel.com and www.belfastcityairportwatch.co.uk - these might explain!

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Bhd vs Bfs

I'm not sure that I could accept these as being the reasons. The planning restrictions have all but been ignored by Bhd and the planning service. Has any route had to be cancelled/reduced because the planning restrictions have suddenly been invoked? Have never heard of that happening.

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Old 31st Jul 2006, 12:23
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Before it was edited Allmcc posted

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Have a look at www.bcaagreementeippanel.com - this might explain part of the reason - this and continual oppression from a certain competitor!!
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Whats the problem with marketing the product and people voting with their wallets? Don't you like an open and competitive market?


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BACON withdrawing BHD-BHX service in a couple of weeks due to low numbers.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/5234296.stm
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Old 1st Aug 2006, 10:42
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Have no problems with a competitive market however, if you read the submission made by BFS to the EIP, this was blatantly ANTI competitive with demands to prevent any further international services from BHD etc which appear to be in direct contravention with EU competition regulations - this is something which will not go unnoticed when the EIP panel are preparing their report to the DOE.

With regard to the withdrawal of the BACON from BHD - BHX, this is hardly surprising when there was already serious over capacity to BHX between WW and BE.

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BACON to cease BHX-BHD route

And have you seen the picture the BBC have used on their webiste? I'd love to see a 747 get in and out of BHD!
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Seems that despite the BA statement that there would be no change to the BHD - MAN operation there has been. Trying to book flights from winter schedule and there appears to be one less rotation each day.
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Old 2nd Aug 2006, 09:16
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I hear that the BA MAN nightstopper will not nightstop anymore so thats most likely where the change will be.
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Old 2nd Aug 2006, 20:24
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checking timetable seems six flights a day bhd - man

but only five man - bhd !!!
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