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Old 30th Aug 2011, 09:02
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I believe Jetisfaction intend obtaining their own AOC by next Spring, operating ATR42 equipment. The B1900D has been disposed of recently and long-established operator Skytaxi of Poland will be supplying the Saab 340s on an ACMI basis in the interim. There are a number of examples of start-up airlines beginning in this fashion, so I don't see it necessarily as being the concern which virgin blue seems to be suggesting.

I don't think there is quite a parallel with Manx 2, as they seem to have no intention of obtaining their own AOC and use multiple carriers to operate their routes, rather than just one.

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Old 30th Aug 2011, 09:05
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That's one of the Beech 1900D Orange Aircraft Leasing has been operationg for a couple of years. As said, this aircraft was leased by Jetisfaction for the short lived flights earlier this year (and for some promo work, hence the stickers). The recently announced flights will not be operated by Orange Aircraft Leasing, but by Skytaxi form Poland.
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DUB debate

Notice a DUB debate on easyJet thread. In my opinion the most appropriate carrier for SEN-DUB would be either Flybe or Aer Lingus Regional using 70 seat turboprops. I doubt easyJet would be able to sustain the bloodbath that Ryanair would undoubtedly unleash at STN (DUMPING CAPACITY AND FARES) up the road until easyJet pull off any SEN-DUB.

Ryanair seem willing to avoid Flybe DUB services from other regional airports: SOU (they came off BOH-DUB), EXT, CWL (despite BRS services) etc etc
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Old 30th Aug 2011, 12:13
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Jetisfaction is no longer included in JOIN Regional Airlines plans.
Maybe JOIN should update its website? There are still a couple of routes from FMO on the route map.
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Old 30th Aug 2011, 12:37
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Ryanair seem willing to avoid Flybe DUB services from other regional airports: SOU (they came off BOH-DUB), EXT, CWL (despite BRS services) etc etc
shamrock seal, this is very true, Fr avoid BE like the plague, and I would go a step further in saying that when FR launch attacks on airlines like Aer Arann (as in the past, and again is FR do start MAN ORK as has been suggested) it is to avoid competing with an airline who operate often at higher frequency with a sustainable size aircraft that can pay its way and also offer the business traveller a good schedule.

BE is one to watch as far as FR is concerned, I think BE know what they are in terms of being a regional airline and rarely deviate from that. Dash 8 Q4 is very cost effective and on thin routes alot more effective than a 738 in this regard.

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Old 2nd Sep 2011, 07:44
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The Jetisfaction FMO-SEN route is now bookable on the airline's website as being double-daily M W F and daily all other days of the week.
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I didn't see a news link to this story posted anywhere on here, despite the fact it was published in the local rag over a week ago. Couple of interesting little tidbits in there...

How Alan planned easyJet's move to Southend airport (From Echo)

Focus groups held which gave positive feedback about catchment area and wider usage; in the process of finalising 2 more routes to take the number up to 10; and the possibility of further routes if the initial 10 prove successful.

It's looking good.
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Old 3rd Sep 2011, 17:03
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How do the railway fares from SEN to Liverpool Street compare to the fares on the Stansted Express?
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Old 3rd Sep 2011, 18:08
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Liverpool St to STN.
Timetabled at 45 to 55 minutes. Trains every 15 mins most of the day.
Single fare £21.
(And if you want to have fun, google the fare to Audley End and "permitted routes"...)

Liverpool St to SEN
Timetabled at 50 to 55 minutes. Trains every 10 to 20 minutes during daytime, more in rush hour, less in quieter times.
Single fare £14.30
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Old 6th Sep 2011, 17:11
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As or the Jetisfaction B1900D or Saab 340 discussion:

http://skyliner-aviation.de/photos/SP-MRC.jpg
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Fugly is all I can say.
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Old 7th Sep 2011, 21:53
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I see from the Carlisle thread that Stobart have tabled documents with Carlisle City Council proposing to commence scheduled services from CAX to Southend , Dublin and Belfast. SEN would be the first of these, with the aim of starting "before the Olympics."
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Fugly is all I can say.

I think its a hybrid colour scheme. I definitely saw that colour scheme on a spanish SF340 at Seville about 8 years ago. Cant remember who it was though....
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Old 8th Sep 2011, 12:36
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SF340 Colourscheme

Anorak ON

Try LagunAir of Spain

Anorak OFF
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Old 9th Sep 2011, 14:01
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Remaining Easyjet routes?

Still waiting for those last two routes from U2 to be announced. Anyone else got any more information? I'm praying and hoping for Berlin SXF as this would make my life so much easier (and cheaper!).
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Old 9th Sep 2011, 14:25
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SAEN are still at it !

There's a gripe in the local YA from their vice-chairman about traffic congestion in the Tesco car park trying to exit to the new road.
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I haven't read that letter but note on the SAEN website they are now complaing about the footpath only going as far as the bus stop on one side of the road (the other side footpath runs whole length!!!).
As for the tesco's car park when was it ever easy to get out of? 2am or something.
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Old 10th Sep 2011, 09:29
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The truth seems to be that the difficulty getting out of the Tesco car park was mainly down to the fact that the filter lane from Tescos to Nestuda Way on the A127 roundabout was coned off that day - nothing whatever to do with the new airport relief road.
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Old 18th Sep 2011, 12:46
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Southend Airport holiday flight sales are soaring (From Echo)
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Old 20th Sep 2011, 08:48
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Will it be bye bye flybe?

New flights from Southend to Jersey announced (From Echo)
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