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Old 19th March 2007 | 15:43
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Loganair are only a franchisee not directly ba owned are they??
 
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Old 19th March 2007 | 17:10
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Franchise only. Not BA owned.
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Old 21st March 2007 | 11:38
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Reckon Eastern/Loganair would make a grate deal . Doubt if theyd walk away with £120m in there pocket tho AKA FlyMaybee/BAcon Go for it boys and give FlyMayBee a run for there money
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Old 25th March 2007 | 08:20
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See Eastern are working with BAe Systems to come up with a J-41 Freighter. Maybe they're going into the freight business?
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Old 30th March 2007 | 05:54
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Ah...the use of all good aircraft coming th the end of there life. presum its' also to find a use for thos white tails in the US desert.
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Old 11th April 2007 | 08:39
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According to the Dutch slot website, Eastern have requested, and have been allocated 526 slots at Amsterdam Schiphol for the summer season. If an airlines applies for slots, do they have to use them? Can anyone clear this up, or is it just a mistake on the website?

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Old 11th April 2007 | 09:08
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From what I remember from looking on there it was a charter series to somewhere in Croatia (iirc) with the Saab 2000's

EDIT: Obviously not!

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Old 11th April 2007 | 09:38
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This is from the dutch slot co-ordination website

A AMS T37831 28MAY 27OCT 1234560 050 S20 ZZJ ZZJ 0800
D AMS T37832 28MAY 27OCT 1234560 050 S20 0840 ZZJ ZZJ
A AMS T37838 28MAY 26OCT 1234507 050 S20 ZZJ ZZJ 1650
D AMS T37839 28MAY 26OCT 1234507 050 S20 1730 ZZJ ZZJ

Some valuable peak time slots there - but where is ZZJ?
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Old 11th April 2007 | 09:46
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ZZJ?

Perhaps a code for "holding" a slot while a schedule is worked out? Might depend on the other end of the flight if that is to a regulated airport where applicable slots may not be available?
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Old 11th April 2007 | 10:12
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Which regional airports do not have an AMS link and a decently-sized market that would put up with Eastern's high fares ?

How about one of the well-off off-shore markets that currently lack access to a fully-fledged international hub r are only served by point2point LCCs.... ?
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Old 11th April 2007 | 10:51
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Rumour has it Eastern will be handled by Aviance at BHX from May 1st

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Old 11th April 2007 | 16:19
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Good Chance of Aviance at BHX as they have recently changed to Aviance at Teesside / Durham / Darlington whatever it is called, they also do Leeds and Southampton that I know Of
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Old 11th April 2007 | 20:25
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QUOTE "Which regional airports do not have an AMS link and a decently-sized market that would put up with Eastern's high fares ?

How about one of the well-off off-shore markets that currently lack access to a fully-fledged international hub r are only served by point2point LCCs.... ?"


Guernsey & Jersey would bite Easterns' hand off to operate to AMS & even ZRH. The islnds used to have a daily Saab 2000 flight to ZRH which had good pax loads but was withdrawn due to Swiss' finanacial state.
The business community here would pay high fares for the convenience of a direct service.
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Old 12th April 2007 | 13:28
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Strong rumours that a new KLM codeshare service between INV and AMS is at an advanced stage of planning. earmarked for the Scaab 2000.

Watch this space!!
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Old 12th April 2007 | 18:13
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Aurigny also used to run a reasonably successful GCI AMS daily with SAAB 340 .
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Old 12th April 2007 | 19:19
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Anyone else think that Eastern may pull out of EMA if baby start EMA-ABZ?

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Old 12th April 2007 | 20:51
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Depnds on the frequency and times. I doubt business passengers (Eastern's market) would be interested in a once daily service, but a double daily service (breakfast/early evening) might be of interest to them and could well force Eastern out of the market, unless T3 have some contracts that could keep the route going
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Old 12th April 2007 | 22:03
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I know at the moment that T3 isn't doing great from EMA, and the amount of flights that are late or cancelled is just getting silly now. When I last spoke to my friend at baby it would be a twice a day service.
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Old 12th April 2007 | 22:11
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Eastern have reduced their frequencies on the EMA route, and to be honest I don't think EMA is a high yield airport when you consider all the other airlines at the airport are either low-cost or charter. bmibaby would do well on a twice daily ABZ route from EMA, but there is a need for an additional based aircraft so I can't see it happening in the very close future, but have heard it mulled.
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Old 12th April 2007 | 23:30
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You know, when I saw the slot times, I thought about Inverness. However, are the times in GMT?, because an 8am local time arrival into AMS would mean a departure from INV of around 0510am, which is waaay earlier than the majority of KLM's UK departures.

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