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Old 10th Jan 2009, 13:13
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Daollo Airlines have never operated their own metal on that run.
Jet2 are doing it till about Feb/March im lead to believe, Daollo have previously used Airtours/MyTravel with their 757 and 767 from LGW, as well as other carriers, before Jet2 it was Air Slovakia who pulled out at quite short notice. However jet2 are having a few problems getting the cabin crew do to the flights.
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Old 10th Jan 2009, 13:23
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Mod Contract?

Jet2krazey,

I've not heard about that and can't find any other info relating to Jet2 having landed an MOD contract, care to elaborate?

I know that FGS have landed a couple of MOD contracts from BZZ to Falklands and Doha.

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Old 10th Jan 2009, 13:39
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Hi

Jet2 B757-200WL, G-LSAB has operated twice so far this week from RAF Brize Norton

She positioned out of LBA on both Sunday 4th and Thursday 8th as LS188P and has returned twice so far. Once on Tuesday as the LS189P and again this morning as it was showing on the LBA website live Arrivals page.

Hope that helps a bit.

PS. Dont Jet2 now also operate a Boeing 737-300 on the Palmair contract from Bournemouth?
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Old 10th Jan 2009, 14:57
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I think you will find it is ad hoc work for the MOD, like many others including mine.
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Old 10th Jan 2009, 17:21
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PS. Dont Jet2 now also operate a Boeing 737-300 on the Palmair contract from Bournemouth?
Yep, doing flights to the Canaries I belive.

Bet there was a few double-take looks from ex Channex staff while thats been sitting there!

At least it's operated by ex Bournemouth based crew, so those who have families and houses down there were chuffed.
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Old 14th Jan 2009, 20:55
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Due to the success of the New York flights Jet2 put on in November and December Jet2 holidays are looking at commencing more long haul detinations from LBA.

There has been rumour that a Canadian destination may well return to LBA. Could this be a route for Jet2?

Does anyone know any more than this?
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Old 14th Jan 2009, 21:02
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Speaking of the New York flights, I heard a rumour from a well-placed source that most of those flights left LBA with every intention of routing via Gander, with the fuel and weight at departure not permitting direct routing to Newark.

Can someone on the inside blow this rumour out of the water? I'm normally pro Jet2 so I'm not mischief-making, but this source is generally pretty good, albethey not an insider.
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Old 14th Jan 2009, 21:35
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As far as I understood the situation, Jet2 had every intention of routing these flights direct to EWR. However, additional time was allowed in the schedule to allow for such a diversion if required.
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Old 14th Jan 2009, 21:45
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Weather was the big unknown with the EWR flights. For the first 2 the weather behaved & a direct flight was achieved. For the last 2 it was less favourable and a tech stop was required.
No drama - but proves even PM can't control everything!!
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Old 14th Jan 2009, 22:05
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JET2

travel from noc to lde last july
nice flight one hour ahead schedule
why not try noc to jfk & bos should have good loads
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Old 14th Jan 2009, 23:18
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Was it not more to do with slots than setting time aside for a stop?
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Any chance we will see some red and silver at Durham Tees Valley this summer now that Flyglobespan are obviously not coming back (not that we believed them anyway!). Even a 1 aircraft base just doing the main sun routes would work wonders. Depends whether Jet2 have any spare 733's though.
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Latest edition of Travel Trade Gazette confirms that Jet 2 will keep a Boeing 737 300 at Bournemouth in what will now be a long term arrangement and that Palmair cabin crew will take over from Jet 2 crew once they had been trained up on the aircraft
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Reported the GSM B736 is going on lease to Egypt on another forum
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What configuration is it in at the mo? Am I right in thinking TFS, ACE & FUE are all quite long legs on a 148 seat 733!?!

Wonder where they have pulled that 737 from? Going to be some cuts or is there plenty of slack in the network over the summer?
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AUENG. The MOD work is currently until March 2nd 2 x flights a week to a place in the desert!

Cabin Crew darn sarth are happy with the JIB route out of LGW as it makes a change from Lapland !

And yes John the Biscuit, Judge Dredge and The Terrorist are v happy flying out of BOH
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With the talk of EWR flights - have always thought that Jet2 would be ideal for NCL-ORK-EWR. Both NCL and ORK have been lookin for T/A flights and they could also tie in their NCL-ORK-NCL flight with the same aircraft making it that bit more profitable, thus killing 3 birds with 1 stone so to speak. This is just my own idle thoughts - any others got comments.
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What configuration is it in at the mo? Am I right in thinking TFS, ACE & FUE are all quite long legs on a 148 seat 733!?!

Wonder where they have pulled that 737 from? Going to be some cuts or is there plenty of slack in the network over the summer?
I believe at the minute the aircraft is in a 148 seat layout however now the contract has been extended with Palmair perhaps it could be lowered to increase the leg room slightly to that of what Palmair used to have obviously dpending on operational issues should the aircraft get positioned around different bases...

...and yep the 733 is capable of doing the Canary islands non stop from most airports in the UK with full capacity. It probably used to be one of the most common aircraft on the route between the UK and the Canaries back in the 80s - 90s.

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Old 17th Jan 2009, 23:07
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I notice that Jet2 have imposed another 'stealth' charge.

For the pleasure of booking direct with the airline a 3% Reservation Fee is added at the payment stage. This is in addition to the credit card charge and the only way to avoid both these charges is payment by Solo or Electron.
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Old 18th Jan 2009, 15:28
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and for the somewhat dubious priviledge of flying in elderly airplanes(very) as well.......how they can still call themselves `low cost` beats me...
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