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Are BACF having problems with their E190's?
It's just that I notice tomorrows
BA8701 EDI-LCY usually operated by a E190 is operating using a E170
BA8721 GLA-LCY usually operated by a E190 is operating using the RJ85
BA8723 GLA-LCY usually operated by a E190 is operating using Bae146 guessing from Titan.
It's just that I notice tomorrows
BA8701 EDI-LCY usually operated by a E190 is operating using a E170
BA8721 GLA-LCY usually operated by a E190 is operating using the RJ85
BA8723 GLA-LCY usually operated by a E190 is operating using Bae146 guessing from Titan.
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If you are fed up of bmi in Dublin send one a day from LHR to ORK. bmi would be welcomed in Cork with open arms and with the correct timing they would do well with the connections traffic.
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One RJ85 G-LCYB still flying. It'll be flying Sun-Wed on the GLA and NCE rotation. Not sure if it will keep flying further into July. It's crewed until the latter part of July. Depends on demand and at the moment demand for aircraft at BACF is high
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Originally Posted by Sweden22
Does anyone have any info on possible new routes from LCY with BACF.
BACF operation this Winter, (Info based on ba.com timetable for 3rd-9th January 2011), currently looks like this:
MONDAY to THURSDAY
E170 - AMS/LCY/ZRH/LCY/FRA/LCY/FRA (BA8450/BA8763/BA8764/ BA8734/BA8735/BA8736)
E170 - FRA/LCY/FRA/LCY/EDI/LCY/ZRH (BA8731/BA8732/BA8733/BA8716/BA8707/BA8769)
E170 - ZRH/LCY/EDI/LCY/ZRH/LCY/AMS (BA8760/BA8702/BA8715/BA8455/BA8465/ BA8457)
E170 - MAD/LCYMAD/LCY/MAD (BA8752/BA8753/BA8754/BA8755)
E190 - LCY/EDI/LCY/ZRH/LCY/EDI (BA8700/BA8703/BA8765/BA8766/BA8708)
E190 - EDI/LCY/AMS/LCY/AMS/LCY/EDI/LCY (BA8701/BA8451/BA8452/BA8453/BA8454BA8712/BA8717)
E190 - EDI/LCY/GVA/LCYEDI/LCY/ GLA (BA8711/BA8743/BA8744/BA8706/BA8705/BA8730)
E190 - GLA/LCY/GLA/LCY/GLA/LCY/GLA (BA8721/BA8722/BA8725/BA8726/BA8727/BA8728)
E190 - GLA/LCY/NCE/LCY/ZRH/LCY/EDI (BA8723/BA8475/BA8476/BA8767/BA8768/BA8718) * 1
*1 - LCY/NCE/LCY sector Operates Monday and Thursday. Aircraft operate LCY/BCN/LCY instead od NCE on a Tuesday. On Wednesday flight arrives from GLA at 09:25 and does not depart for ZRH until 15:50
FRIDAY
E170 - AMS/LCY/ZRH/LCY/FRA/LCY/FRA (BA8450/BA8763/BA8764/ BA8734/BA8735/BA8736)
E170 - FRA/LCY/EDI/LCY/ZRH (/BA8733/BA8716/BA8707/BA8769)
E170 - ZRH/LCY/EDI/LCY/ZRH/LCY/AMS (BA8760/BA8702/BA8715/BA8455/BA8465/ BA8457)
E170 - MAD/LCY/MAD (BA8754/BA8755)
E190 - LCY/BCN/LCY/ZRH/LCY/EDI (BA8471/BA8472 /BA8765/BA8766/BA8708)
E190 - EDI/LCY/AMS/LCY/AMS/LCY/EDI/LCY (BA8701/BA8451/BA8452/BA8453/BA8454BA8712/BA8717)
E190 - EDI/LCY/GVA/LCYEDI/LCY/ GLA (BA8711/BA8743/BA8744/BA8706/BA8705/BA8730)
E190 - GLA/LCY/GLA/LCY/GLA (BA8725/BA8726/BA8727/BA8728)
E190 - GLA/LCY/NCE/LCY/ZRH/LCY/EDI (BA8723/BA8475/BA8476/BA8767/BA8768/BA8718)
SATURDAY
E170 - MAD/LCY/EDI (BA8752/BA8707)
E170 - ZRH/LCY (BA8760)
E190 - LCY/ZRH/LCY (BA8761/BA8762)
E190 - EDI/LCY/EDI (BA8703/BA8702)
SUNDAY
E170 - LCY/NCE/LCY/ZRH (BA8745/BA8746/BA8769/BA8760)
E170 - EDI/LCY/MAD (BA8707/BA8755)
E170 - AMS/LCY/AMS (BA8456/BA8457)
E170 - FRA/LCY/FRA (BA8735/BA8736)
E190 - LCY/GVA/LCY/GVA/LCY (BA8743/BA8744/BA8745/BA8746)
E190 - EDI/LCY/BCN/LCY/EDI (BA8701/BA8471/BA8472/BA8718)
E190 - GLA/LCY/ZRH/LCY/GLA (BA8727/BA8767/BA8768/BA8728)
E190 - EDI/LCY/EDI/LCY/EDI (BA8703/BA8712/BA8717/BA8708)
E190 - GLA/ LCY/GLA (BA8729/BA8730)
At the moment it looks as if BACF plan to use all 5 E190's (G-LCYN due in service 22NOV10). However they are only using 4 of there 6 E170's.
Back when BACF announced that they were replacing there fleet of RJ85/RJ100 with E170/E190's they said that expected improved performace of the E-Jets compared to the RJ's would mean that there would be no need for one aircraft to be used as a stby aircraft. If that is true I would expect BACF to announce either new routes (possibly seasonal) or increased frequencies on existing routes.
Do BACF currently have spare slots at LCY for this Winter?
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Originally Posted by GLAGAZ
All GLA flights on the E190? Must be doing well.
Gaz
Gaz
I think there would be a huge improvement in loads if the current GLA schedule was altered slightly and a additional afternoon flight from LCY and evening flight from GLA was added. The additional flight at that time of day would make the route instantly more appealing to those pax who want to travel to GLA on business and back in one day.
Having the E190 flying from GLA has enabled BACF to successfully tender to operate charter flights from GLA to AGP, ALC, BCN, FAO and PMI on behalf of a number of tour operators that include Thomson and Barrhead travel this summer.
It already looks as if BACF will in 2011 continue to operate charter services from GLA. According to the first editions of Thomas Cook and Thomson Holidays summer 2011 brochures , BACF will be operating the following charter flight from GLA next summer.
At present, BACF are expected during Summer 2011 to operate on:
Friday's - GLA-PMI-GLA (16MAY11-29JUL11) and GLA-MAH-GLA (06MAY11-21OCT11)
Saturday's - GLA-ALC-GLA (14MAY11-21SEP11)
Sunday's - GLA-AGP-GLA (01MAY11-23OCT11) and GLA-FAO-GLA (01MAY11-31JUL11)
With more expected to be added in late 2010 from GLA and EDI.
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BA are happy to punt the Glasgow London market out of Heathrow going forward, this was I believe the main reason for the surprise resumption of the historically loss making GLA-LCY.
The frequency of the Shuttle has fallen from a high of 14 daily to the present freqeuncies to allow for more long haul growth at LHR as this is where the money is made. Not wanting to lose long haul feed but keen to lose frequency means BA brought back LCY.
The frequency of the Shuttle has fallen from a high of 14 daily to the present freqeuncies to allow for more long haul growth at LHR as this is where the money is made. Not wanting to lose long haul feed but keen to lose frequency means BA brought back LCY.
BA are happy to punt the Glasgow London market out of Heathrow going forward, this was I believe the main reason for the surprise resumption of the historically loss making GLA-LCY.
The frequency of the Shuttle has fallen from a high of 14 daily to the present freqeuncies to allow for more long haul growth at LHR as this is where the money is made. Not wanting to lose long haul feed but keen to lose frequency means BA brought back LCY.
The frequency of the Shuttle has fallen from a high of 14 daily to the present freqeuncies to allow for more long haul growth at LHR as this is where the money is made. Not wanting to lose long haul feed but keen to lose frequency means BA brought back LCY.
http://www.pprune.org/airlines-airpo...ml#post5777663
It shows that LCY has done much better from Glasgow under BA than previously (under Scot with Do328s), in an overall declining city-pair market.
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The first two flights ex LCY and last two ex GLA would be operated by a E170. BACF struggle to fill half of the seats on these flights
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I have just been offered a flight attendant training course with BACF at LCY.
Dates are to be confirmed but it looks like mid august, is this due to expansion does anyone know or just internal demand?
Cheers
Dates are to be confirmed but it looks like mid august, is this due to expansion does anyone know or just internal demand?
Cheers