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Originally Posted by loveJet
...BASCO usually look after the TFly jets if they have some evening maintenance due or if any minor (or indeed major) engineering jobs need doing... can sometimes see the tail just peeping out of the hangar doors. BASCO seems to be doing incredibly well at the airport.
Have BASCO got their FAA repair station cert back yet?
...BASCO usually look after the TFly jets if they have some evening maintenance due or if any minor (or indeed major) engineering jobs need doing... can sometimes see the tail just peeping out of the hangar doors. BASCO seems to be doing incredibly well at the airport.
Have BASCO got their FAA repair station cert back yet?
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Bit more information here:
http://www.airmech.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=5599
Other than that and the industry "Jungle Drums" I know no more
http://www.airmech.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=5599
Other than that and the industry "Jungle Drums" I know no more
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you're joking!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
how come???????
this is terrible news... so Jet2 has left, European Air Charter is weakening, FRAviation is dwindling, BASCO is leaving, Channel Express has gone, what next!?
how come???????
this is terrible news... so Jet2 has left, European Air Charter is weakening, FRAviation is dwindling, BASCO is leaving, Channel Express has gone, what next!?
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Build car parks and IKEA? You've obviously never driven down the winding, single-track access road that leads to the 'ugly hangars'. There's no way that's getting used for any alternative use until the relief road comes along... in 2014?...
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Apperently BASCO has just applied for 767 approval, and so this sounds as though the company is not closing down.
I'm not an insider and I'm only passing on what I've heared, so please don't shoot the messenger. Suppose we will have to wait and see what is happening here.
BOHEuropean
I'm not an insider and I'm only passing on what I've heared, so please don't shoot the messenger. Suppose we will have to wait and see what is happening here.
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Thomsonfly have announced a new weekly service to Grenoble this winter as well as loading Amsterdam into their system.
It will be interesting to see if the 9 or 10 flights a day from SOU this winter to AMS will cause any problems down the road here at BOH.
Thomsonfly are slightly cheaper than Flybe and of course you don't have to pay for any hold luggage, yet!
It will be interesting to see if the 9 or 10 flights a day from SOU this winter to AMS will cause any problems down the road here at BOH.
Thomsonfly are slightly cheaper than Flybe and of course you don't have to pay for any hold luggage, yet!
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STOP PRESS: have just received news that Amsterdam will be served by Flybe from both Southampton and Exeter. (SOU now have 3 airlines on this sector). This means BOH is surrounded by airlines providing superior frequency on this service. Thomsonfly hardly operate a great schedule. Lets hope 3 airlines on SOU-AMS will encouorage KLM to make a decision on whether to go into BOH or SOU.
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easyJet have re-loaded Bournemouth onto their route map. Hopefully this means something! Geneva has not yet been released for bookings... are they holding off for a bigger announcement? easyJet diverted into BOH the other day from Gatwick. Good to see the A319 here again - in summer.
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Well finally we get to read the Masterplan. Basically BOH expects to hadle 4.5M pax by 2030 ( 1.8M by 2009/10 ). The terminal will be rebuilt in stages with modern facades used. Plan is to start next year with a new arrivals. Terminal will eventually be 3 x the current size. Car parks to double capacity and a possible new road link directly off the dual carriage way A338.
Link below for full 60 page PDF document.
http://www.flybournemouth.com/corpor...masterplan.php
Link below for full 60 page PDF document.
http://www.flybournemouth.com/corpor...masterplan.php
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Easyjets Back! :)
Starting on 15th December right through to April 23rd, Easyjet return to Bournemouth for the Geneva route.
Flight will be as follows:
Mon - Fri 1055 1125
Sat 1040 1110
1630 1700
Sun 1355 1425
BOHEuropean
Flight will be as follows:
Mon - Fri 1055 1125
Sat 1040 1110
1630 1700
Sun 1355 1425
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There are 2 flights on saturdays showing in the booking system. 2nd flight is early evening. Good to see that Easyjet have added a rotation, hopefully they will choose BOH as their new base. Fingers crossed.
The airport masterplan shows that BOH should be handling 1.8m pax by 2009/10, that equates to about 10 extra 737/A319 flights a day so there should be something happening soon. But who will it be??
The airport masterplan shows that BOH should be handling 1.8m pax by 2009/10, that equates to about 10 extra 737/A319 flights a day so there should be something happening soon. But who will it be??
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easyJet should be announcing their new base plans for Bournemouth later this year. Start proposed in spring 2007 to Nice, Edinburgh, Belfast, Berlin, Murcia and Paris. Geneva will continue through summer 2007 operated by Swiss subsidiary.