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Old 24th Dec 2009, 07:19
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Transfer

MUFC,
Providing your bags are tagged straight through there should be no reason to check in again. Follow the Flight Connections signs and use the connections desk. You will then use the airside transfer bus between terminals.

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Old 31st Dec 2009, 12:51
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China Airlines will start 3 weekly flights with A340-300 to Taipeh from 28th March
China Airlines launch Taipei – London AIRLINE ROUTE UPDATES

Etihad 017/018 daily A330-300 instead of A340-600 from 1st Jan
Egypt Air 077/078 daily A330-300 instead of B777 from 1st Sep

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Old 5th Jan 2010, 19:44
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Has/will snow close LHR? wednesday 6th jan

Hi

I have just landed at Oslo, minus 21, with snow and ice everywhere airside, as it has been for the last five weeks at least. I am trying to get out of here on the first BA flight tom Morning to see the wife and kid for a few days. Seeing the forecast (and knowing the UK) It does not seem too likely! Could anyone give an update as to the conditions at LHR please?

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Old 5th Jan 2010, 19:57
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Flyingbus - just done a quick check and Heathrow is currently operating ok, but with delays ranging from 30 mins to a few hours. That said, this evening's Stockholm flight has an eta that is a few minutes early.

I live in Camberley, not too far from LHR and although it is currently snowing, it is little more than a a light flurry at the moment. I lived in Sweden for a couple of years and in Central Europe for four. This is not snow as they, or you would know it.

Good luck and safe travels.

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Old 5th Jan 2010, 20:07
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All right ta

The news report on yahoo says all of transport for Londons thirty something gritters are out (just as well its not a huuugggee city with more than a couple of roads) and basically we should all call our bosses and give ourselves the day off tom! They should be expecting it and appreciate it!

How I miss home!!

Those health & Stupidity departments must be creaming themselves at the thought of all those risk assessments that they will have to do tom!
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Old 5th Jan 2010, 20:12
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My base is Farnborough airfield and that has been operating ok for most of the day. Snow now stopped on the Surrey/Hampshire border.

That said, if you watch local and even national news bulletins, they are predicting we will all be at a standstill for the rest of the week. Collegue popped to local supermarket at lunchtime today and reported that it was like we were expecting a long war and/or food rationing to start.

Those of us who have lived and worked in countries where it really does snow, can only smile at the chaos which reigns here at times.

Cheers,
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Old 5th Jan 2010, 20:17
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I live on the Surrey/Hants border and it's snowing like buggery here!
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Old 5th Jan 2010, 20:42
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Let's blame Gordon Brown......light snow shower just started again in Camberley/Frimley Green area. LHR still operating, it seems. Soon be summer.
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Old 5th Jan 2010, 20:45
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Watching radarvirtuel.com at the moment, seems LGW is struggling, So the snow is on the way !
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Old 5th Jan 2010, 21:56
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Radarvituel showing 2 Aer Lingus A320 and a Monarch A321 diverting in to LHR from LGW.
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Old 6th Jan 2010, 11:48
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Theres a few BA 734's at LHR, I bet they havent been there in ages.
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Old 6th Jan 2010, 12:17
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Heathrow took quite a few LGW diverts last night, including a few Monarch 757A320s (G-DALB, G-OZBG etc). Transavia 737 (PH-XRV) and a few others.
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Old 8th Jan 2010, 08:15
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China Eastern: 4 weekly PVG-LHR A330-200 from 28th March
Lufthansa: DUS increased from 4 daily to 5 daily (double daily DUS-LCY will be cancelled)
Austrian: 3 daily B738 + daily A321/320 during summer to VIE
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Old 8th Jan 2010, 13:39
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How well that PVG flight would have would have worked from MAN...

Oh well...
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Old 8th Jan 2010, 21:51
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Wasn't this dropped last winter?
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Old 8th Jan 2010, 22:52
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yes it was,i was told it was an A340 but i could be getting mixed up with the China Airlines to Taipei which start the same day.


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I thought Manchester were down for either Air China or Hainan in 2010.
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Old 19th Jan 2010, 13:49
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BD: double daily VIE A320 and A321 replaces A330 to CAI from 28th March
MS 777/778: B77W 1st April-31st August
CX 257/256: B77W replaces A340 from 1st May
EK 003/004: A380 replaces B77W from 1st July
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Old 29th Jan 2010, 10:39
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Continental adds a fourth daily flight to EWR on 28th March and fifth daily flight on 31st October

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES: Continental Airlines Announces Additional Heathrow-New Yorkflights For Summer, Winter 2010 | TradingMarkets.com
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Old 29th Jan 2010, 15:28
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CO are obviously VERY pleased with their LHR operations! I think their development epitomises to anyone wondering why BA won't send the A380s to NYC - the route is very much frequency orientated.

On another note, and a question that most will find stupid, but what exactly is it that makes LHR Mecca for airlines? It can't be increased revenue can it? As all flights I have looked for out of London have shown very similar fares from LHR as from LGW etc. Is it mainly down to connections?

Thanks!
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Old 30th Jan 2010, 08:04
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-having Slots at LHR > 5 daily but 4 daily with B757 (3 daily with B767 or B777 should be enough)
CO has 5 daily slots and will use them. Maybe some years later CO will use this 5 daily slots with B777.
-NY-LON > should be high yield cause of the biggest banking places in the world
-CO > Star Alliance > connections with BD, LH... (FRA, MUC..gets new flights/capacity and on the other hand frequenies/capacity to CDG, AMS..will be reduced)

Look at AMS and the amount of flight to DTW or MSP (just to name two) and compare the flights from LHR, FRA or MAD to DTW or MSP. It's all about hub to hub.
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