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Old 20th Jan 2007, 11:36
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Mathers - as regards First Choice the extra flights are on the website but will be on other carriers not FCA, just a bit of confusion with FC(holidays) and FCA(airline)
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Old 20th Jan 2007, 12:54
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Yeah ok thanks, nice to see we could clear that up, started to get worried here at CWL as all the flights were on their site but nothing said to us.lol


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Old 20th Jan 2007, 15:40
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To sum it all up the Thomson was delayed 8 hours, the cause is unknown to me, but it could be a knock on effect from the adverse weather conditions yesterday.
Due to the weather on Thurs. The ALC went 14 hrs late. SSH went 4 hrs late but crew hours caused nightstop in SSH. Also a/c had to fuel stop in Brindisi (Italy) for performance reasons due wind. Knock-on effect too TFS.
The wind did cause a fair few problems on thurs!
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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 16:08
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Talking to a Captain today and he said the Globespan maybe operating from CWL in the summer, has anyone heard of this rumour and whether or not it is true?

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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 17:13
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Could he be talking about the codeshare on CWL YYZ/YVR they have with Zoom?
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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 17:19
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No the code-share between tham finished this February or is it March. I dont think I wouldnt believe this one was likley.

SSH went 4 hrs late but crew hours caused nightstop in SSH. Also a/c had to fuel stop in Brindisi (Italy) for performance reasons due wind
I thought it wnet via 'Frankfurt' () Hahn?

Does anyone know what is going on down in tinytown? Been of it for a few weeks?

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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 19:47
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Search is your friend... we covered Globespan pages ago....
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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 20:27
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im sorry TWINAISLE do you have the thread number for me plz? i'm trying to find it in the search facility but having no luck.

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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 20:35
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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 21:03
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I thought it wnet via 'Frankfurt' () Hahn?
That was the Air Malta SSH-BRS/CWL
Seen a few suits wondering around lately. Probably just checking on progress.
Be nice to have a working airbridge sometime soon!
I wonder if the condemned airbridge 7 will be back in time for summer (if they dont scrap the thing!)
It seems CWL wont be handling more flights this year... just more pax due to higher capacity a/c being plonked in!
Anyone think 2 1/4 or 2 1/2m pax is a bit ambitious this year?
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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 21:08
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I know that the KLM bosses were down on Fiday, wonder what they had to say about all the alterations, and whether or not they threatening to pull out alltogether in order to get a better deal at the airport.


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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 21:26
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I dont see the reasoning in them pullin out, when i came back from AMS the stewardess said "cant wait until the get the 737's on here" and thats no word of lie. Everytime ive flown to AMS to do studies there flights seem damn full regardless of aircraft type f70/f100.

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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 21:35
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well only once i have seen a KLM 737 at CWL, that was due to the Madona Crew having all htier luggage left at AMS when they were at Cardiff.

I would love to see it as a permanent a/c into the airport, much easier to plan the loads, and much easier for baggage to load and offload. I know they are having a lot of problems with the FOKKER's going tech. And the loads in and out of CWL are very high.

The problem is what will they do to the FOKKER's and is there any rough date of when this will happen?

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Old 22nd Jan 2007, 21:48
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Just a random thought, could the kl big chease's be down to evaluate the effectiveness of using a 737 into cardiff, possibly cutting the frequency to 3 daily, 737 on the peak morning and late evening runs and the f100 on the midday, as i said just a thought what do you think?
 
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It is a nice thought but to be honest I doubt that it would happen, I think it's more likely to see how the new walkway is looking and whether they prefer their new designated (11) to their old stands of either (9 / 3).

I think it is to do with the KLM core team that is at CWL, i think that they would have to extend the KLM check-IN if they were to operate a 737.

It's a nice thought and we cld all dream.

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Old 24th Jan 2007, 14:56
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Thats understandable, any way how are the loads doing on the WW AMS route? Dont seem to have heard much about them recently.
 
Old 25th Jan 2007, 02:08
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At the moment the loads are around the 80 on the WW Ams, but obviously thats down to it being january. BMI Baby don't do too bad on the amsterdam route as a lot of leisure passengers use it. BMI Baby are being pretty quiet at the moment, shame quite a few of their flights are NON OP till the en of the month and into feb. Suprised they haven't put on extra flight to EDI for the Scotland V Wales route, mind BMI Mainline got 3 a day between Thursday and Sunday.

KLM been having problems with their FOKKER's today a lot of aircraft going tech. The last KLM into BRS was diverted due to the runway closure and arrived at CWL 00:45, it then went straight back out to AMS. KLM's BRS passengers won't be happy tomorrow with the first flight being cancelled. I hope your right about the 737 they would be much more reliable than what they got at the moment.

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Old 27th Jan 2007, 14:23
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For anyone who is intrested there will be an airport consultative meeting.A meeting of the Airport Consultative Committee will be held at Cardiff International Airport on Tuesday, 30th January at 1800 hours.

To get some tickets call 01446 712699 or by e-mail to
[email protected]

The public are accepted to ask general questions on the airport development etc.
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Old 28th Jan 2007, 14:28
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Seeing as my post last night has been wiped I will post it again:

Now that NCL has secured a daily DXB route, doesn't this throw the argument that CWL's catchment area is too poor and too small, to support routes such as these, out of the window? Statistics show that the North East is the poorest region of the UK and has a smaller population than Wales, but the fact that it now has a daily DXB service, adding to Milan, Rome, Paris and Brussels along with many other routes that CWL doesn't have, what is the excuse now for CWL's poor growth? Airlines such as Emirates, Ryanair, Easyjet and Flybe all serve NCL, why is CWL so stagnant and can't secure bread and butter routes such as Paris? Is the management the problem?
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Old 28th Jan 2007, 14:42
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You can probably get from Cardiff to Heathrow (or Birmingham) as quickly as you can drive from Newcastle to Edinburgh airport.

However, I think the real reason is that Newcastle doesn't have the competition of a larger rival just down the road - MME doesn't have the range of services that BRS does.
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