EZY trouble with fleet count.
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EZY trouble with fleet count.
This from easyjet intranet re airbus conversion and 737 fleet numbers for 2006
Below you will see that 6+6+19+2 equals 32 in easyland! That means when they count them all one day and find 33 someone will get a bonus! Excellent work.
"AIRBUS CONVERSION REACHES SCOTLAND AND LIVERPOOL
As part of our ongoing plan to convert the network to Airbus, we are pleased to announce that Edinburgh, Glasgow and Liverpool will begin operating A319s from the summer of 2006.
From September 2006 the remaining 32 737-700s will be operating from Belfast (6), Newcastle (6) and Luton (19) with two aircraft spare."
Below you will see that 6+6+19+2 equals 32 in easyland! That means when they count them all one day and find 33 someone will get a bonus! Excellent work.
"AIRBUS CONVERSION REACHES SCOTLAND AND LIVERPOOL
As part of our ongoing plan to convert the network to Airbus, we are pleased to announce that Edinburgh, Glasgow and Liverpool will begin operating A319s from the summer of 2006.
From September 2006 the remaining 32 737-700s will be operating from Belfast (6), Newcastle (6) and Luton (19) with two aircraft spare."
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Re: EZY trouble with fleet count.
No wonder EZY is short of crews!
You know, it really would NOT suprise me if those muppets in the PortaCabin Palace did not know the correct number of aircraft in the EZY fleet...
You know, it really would NOT suprise me if those muppets in the PortaCabin Palace did not know the correct number of aircraft in the EZY fleet...
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Re: EZY trouble with fleet count.
Pleased that Liverpool will see the A319s next year, although its a shame that the 700s are being removed so quickly. It's about time though that EZY is finally giving LPL the A319s, they have been stuck with the unreliable B733s for years.
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