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Old 25th Dec 2006, 10:38
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boyblue I wont need to remind you as you aint getting an invite....hope you have a sober and safe xmas...
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Originally Posted by END BAG
Merry Xmas to all at E. M.A. espicially all the Servisair ramp lads and keep smiling boys.Soon be March 2007 and lots more Ryanairs for us to turn round in 25 mins . YOU KNOW YOU LOVE IT !!!!
We all know you all lads work very hard and it is appreciated. Have a happy new year
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Old 26th Dec 2006, 14:40
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Originally Posted by Ryan_EMA
We all know you all lads work very hard and it is appreciated. Have a happy new year
Thank you (says Servisair PSA) and a happy new year to everyone.
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Just of interest, how are FR's routes actually doing. Are they good loads?
I wish EZY would bring us back BCN, and WW bring back NCE.
Is there any news on the extra WW a/c yet?
PLUS: Any difference/progress with the pier and the terminal developments.

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Old 29th Dec 2006, 12:55
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There's unlikely to be any major announcements or changes made over the Christmas/New Year period, frankly either the staff or management are still on leave or to a lesser extent major announcements wouldn't generate enough publicity if they were announced now. All in good time, the new pier is supposed to be ready as earlier stated by May and from what I've heard is just going to be a steel and glass construction with lots of seats inside.

I haven't heard anything more about bmibaby's expansion plans, and I doubt that even the management at Tiny Town know exactly right now where the additional aircraft might go. All the bases eligible - MAN, CWL and EMA have equally valid reasons for wanting more routes with an additional aircraft, but hopefully we should know more soon. A sixth aircraft was highly touted before the major Ryanair expansion announcement. I too would like to see some major European cities from EMA with WW being the best candidate to operate these, but it's really up to EMA & WW to work out a deal between them.
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Old 29th Dec 2006, 23:34
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Agreed that there's going to be very little information available over the festive period, though it appears that the work around the airport is two weeks behind schedule, so hopefully they can catch this up in time for their planned May 1st start for it all to be finished by. The new newsagents is set to open soon in the part of the shopping mall opposite where Boots is, which will be part of the landside operation for now, but will eventually end up being part of the departure lounge. Closing the current newsagents next week will allow the builders to begin working on whatever project is part of the next stage of reconstruction work, though it is about this area (where the current newsagent is) that the security queue is supposed to start. Everything appears to be well planned and going ahead fine, so it's just a waiting game! The new pier has had it's foundations and flooring down and is slowly but surely taking shape. As mentioned, it's just going to be steel, glass, concrete panelling with plastic seats!

Nothing negative to report with the Ryanairs. Decent loads, returning passengers and they seem to be doing plenty of advertising to sell the new routes. Exactly the kind of low-cost carrier EMA needs. I've heard they're looking at three additional new routes to be announced before July - with one Italian, one Spanish and one German destination being touted.
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Old 30th Dec 2006, 12:58
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This is now posted on the FR thread:

'While we are on the subject of expected new routes:
East Midlands - Paris Beauvais
East Midlands - Frankfurt Hahn
East Midlands - Brussles Charleroi'

What do you think?
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Old 30th Dec 2006, 14:07
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SAM-EMA, as requested (Photos courtesy of Almost Prof)


Walkway support framework and pier flooring



Work in progress landside of the Terminal
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Old 30th Dec 2006, 14:43
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Great pics Chillimonster, thanks for posting.

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Old 30th Dec 2006, 17:17
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CRL would be in competition with BMI Regional, from what I have seen this is all purely business pax so not sure.
EMA LEIPZIG would be nice
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Old 30th Dec 2006, 18:13
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Yes it would be in competition, but I think that FR could give BD a run for their money. Plus; I only had that info off another thread, it wasn't my info.

I believe Frankfurt (Hahn), Hamburg (Lubeck), Dusseldorf (Weeze) etc could do FR well, because such routes (obviously to cities main airports, not FR secondary hubs) have not been served since BD ended these services before WW came on the scene.

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Old 30th Dec 2006, 20:09
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Thanks AP an CM for the pictures!!
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Old 30th Dec 2006, 23:25
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Originally Posted by SAM-EMA
This is now posted on the FR thread:

'While we are on the subject of expected new routes:
East Midlands - Paris Beauvais
East Midlands - Frankfurt Hahn
East Midlands - Brussles Charleroi'

What do you think?
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I've always thought that Ryanair would do well on a CRL route, because the fares charged by bmi regional into BRU are astronomical. Whilst they operate an excellent schedule and provide pretty good service on the Embraer, the prices are only economical if you're an MP or CEO who is having their fare paid for them by someone else, I don't think I ever saw leisure pax or essentially "non suits" on the BRU when Servisair handled them for a season. CRL would suit people that normally fly FR ie leisure, VFR or self-employed business pax - who don't mind the slightly longer commute into central Brussels if it means a considerably cheaper airfare. HHN would be excellent, there's clearly a market for flights to this part of Germany - and whilst FRA may be on the wishlist of bmi, I can't see them finding the slots to serve this market, obviously the only downsides with HHN is the long bus ride to Frankfurt and the lack of connecting flights which would make an FRA flight by bmi or Lufty more popular. I don't really see the point in Ryanair launching BVA - bmibaby already serve Paris quite well on the CDG route, their flights always seem quite full and the flight is into one of the most convenient airports for the city at reasonable prices, there isn't a market for FR to steal.

I had heard three new routes for summer 2007 as mentioned. A Spanish route (likely to be Reus as this is apparently the next FR base) a German route (possibly the mentioned HHN) and either a French (possibly their new MRS base) or Italian (no idea) route all being operated by non-EMA based aircraft some time to be launched in S07.
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Old 31st Dec 2006, 09:13
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hey all i have have heard on another thread that ryanair will be flying to Cagliari in sardinia next year as well, on the down side croatia airlines flights to dubrovnik & split have both been dropped happy new year to you all cheers paul
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Great - More people going to Forte Village.
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Old 31st Dec 2006, 13:41
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Originally Posted by paul atkins
hey all i have have heard on another thread that ryanair will be flying to Cagliari in sardinia next year as well, on the down side croatia airlines flights to dubrovnik & split have both been dropped happy new year to you all cheers paul
Hi Paul,

Also heard Reus and Cagliari, when was/is the last Croatia Airlines flight? They not coming back next summer?


Also heard that GB are pleased with both EMA and BRS and looking to increase services. Anyone else heard this??
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Old 31st Dec 2006, 15:59
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hey the croatian flights where lost when balkan holidays & holiday options
removed them from there brochures in other words there are now no operators for these flights
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Old 31st Dec 2006, 16:02
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Originally Posted by egnxema
Hi Paul,
Also heard Reus and Cagliari, when was/is the last Croatia Airlines flight? They not coming back next summer?
Also heard that GB are pleased with both EMA and BRS and looking to increase services. Anyone else heard this??
Cagliari could have been the Italian destination which I had heard rumoured, but it'd be strange for EMA to have a daily link to Sardinia (by the time you throw in Alghero as well) surely it'd be more productive for them to fly somewhere like Palermo as I know there's quite a few Sicilians around and currently their only opportunity of flying home is Ryanair from STN or a charter. Reus would be excellent - serves the Costa Daurada, Port Aventura Resort and also provides a further alternative for Barcelona.

GB Airways seem to have been pleased with EMA and Servisair, though I've no idea how much autonomy they have over operating their own routes or whether BA themselves want to see them expand in the regions when they're closing their own operations. Maybe as a GB branded service? Perhaps GB will end up looking like Monarch? Who knows?
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Old 31st Dec 2006, 16:23
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Hello!

Just posting to wish everyone at EMA a HAPPY NEW YEAR and best of luck to EMA in 2007 with their new routes and developments.

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Old 31st Dec 2006, 18:14
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Originally Posted by Lite
Cagliari could have been the Italian destination which I had heard rumoured, but it'd be strange for EMA to have a daily link to Sardinia (by the time you throw in Alghero as well)
Maybe the plan is to axe Alghero and to replace it by Cagliari...
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