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BMI Baby winter schedule
Firstly, at least the aircraft are very busy in Summer 2010 but
winter 2009/10 is vanishing by the day.
As mentioned yesterday Grenoble has gone (from all bases) but
the Nov/Dec schedule is showing.
ALC & AGP Tue/Sat
FAO - Sat
JER - Sat
BFS - five a week! No Tues or Sat service
EDI - Double daily in the week
GLA, PMI, MJV & BCN as previously reported non-ops.
I will check the post Christmas schedule but two aircraft
are barely needed some days pre Christmas.
Pete
winter 2009/10 is vanishing by the day.
As mentioned yesterday Grenoble has gone (from all bases) but
the Nov/Dec schedule is showing.
ALC & AGP Tue/Sat
FAO - Sat
JER - Sat
BFS - five a week! No Tues or Sat service
EDI - Double daily in the week
GLA, PMI, MJV & BCN as previously reported non-ops.
I will check the post Christmas schedule but two aircraft
are barely needed some days pre Christmas.
Pete
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Looking at the winter schedule it does look like that but you have to admit
summer 2010 looks quite good for utilization.
CheekyVisual
Interest comment anymore clues?
I believe the fleet is 18 with 14 required (5 EMA, 4 BHX, 3 MAN & 2 CWL) this winter leaving four spare.
I know they take a couple out for checks and some leases are due to
expire but the remaining 14 are hardly worked very hard, which could
be seen as realistic considering the trading conditions and this makes it even more interesting as to where this "spare" is to be placed.
Pete
Looking at the winter schedule it does look like that but you have to admit
summer 2010 looks quite good for utilization.
CheekyVisual
Interest comment anymore clues?
I believe the fleet is 18 with 14 required (5 EMA, 4 BHX, 3 MAN & 2 CWL) this winter leaving four spare.
I know they take a couple out for checks and some leases are due to
expire but the remaining 14 are hardly worked very hard, which could
be seen as realistic considering the trading conditions and this makes it even more interesting as to where this "spare" is to be placed.
Pete
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How are BMI Baby loads doing at Cardiff does anyone know.
Only reason being is that i don't find them that cheap anymore when compared to easyjet from bristol plus they are now charging nearly £40 for a person to take 1 bag and check in at the airport.
With these kind of excessive charges i am not suprised people are going across the bridge to fly. They don't even offer anything imaginative looking at the destinations.
Only reason being is that i don't find them that cheap anymore when compared to easyjet from bristol plus they are now charging nearly £40 for a person to take 1 bag and check in at the airport.
With these kind of excessive charges i am not suprised people are going across the bridge to fly. They don't even offer anything imaginative looking at the destinations.
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Loads for baby are pretty good for international flights, minimum of 110pax per flight, but havent seen a completely fully flight in a long time. Domestic does depend on what day it is, some are less than half full mid week.
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cwl lower down the table
cwl fall down the table now lower then southampton how bad can it get 
WalesOnline - News - Cardiff News - Passengers take flight as turbulent period hits airport
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Cardiff Airport to start charging for re-sealable plastic bags
New dispensing machines for transparent, re-sealable plastic bags
Published: 07 October 2009
In November 2006, the UK Government established requirements for the carriage of liquids in hand baggage onboard aircraft.
Click here for information related to those and other requirements.
As described in the requirements, authorized liquids must be carried in a single, transparent, re-sealable plastic bag, which holds no more than a litre and measures approximately 20cm x 20cm. Cardiff Airport encourages all passengers preparing for travel to supply and ultimately re-cycle their own bags. Re-sealable plastic bags meeting the Government's criteria are available from a variety of commercial sources and should be acquired before arriving at the airport.
For those still requiring a transparent, re-sealable plastic bag at the airport, Cardiff Airport will make available 4 bags for £1 from new, on-site dispensing machines beginning 2 November 2009. Free bags offered since the establishment of new hand baggage rules in 2006 will no longer be available after this time.
Source:- Cardiff Airport Website
Published: 07 October 2009
In November 2006, the UK Government established requirements for the carriage of liquids in hand baggage onboard aircraft.
Click here for information related to those and other requirements.
As described in the requirements, authorized liquids must be carried in a single, transparent, re-sealable plastic bag, which holds no more than a litre and measures approximately 20cm x 20cm. Cardiff Airport encourages all passengers preparing for travel to supply and ultimately re-cycle their own bags. Re-sealable plastic bags meeting the Government's criteria are available from a variety of commercial sources and should be acquired before arriving at the airport.
For those still requiring a transparent, re-sealable plastic bag at the airport, Cardiff Airport will make available 4 bags for £1 from new, on-site dispensing machines beginning 2 November 2009. Free bags offered since the establishment of new hand baggage rules in 2006 will no longer be available after this time.
Source:- Cardiff Airport Website
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Its little profit making things like this where cwl are missing the boat so to speak, brs has had these for a good couple of years now, how about trolleys does cwl charge? £1 in bristol (non refundable) what about baggage wrapping and baggage scales, all charged for at brs, earning the airport more dosh, pax may moan a little bit but it all gets plowed back into airport eventually!
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Baggage wrapping facilities were available as part of the Left Luggage section run by Servisair Cargo before they closed.....
Whats the news with BMI baby - dropping more flights again at CWL, not looking very good is it !!!
Whats the news with BMI baby - dropping more flights again at CWL, not looking very good is it !!!
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Possible new routes from CWL?
Read this on the EMA thread...
Looks like that Germanwings cabin crew member was spot on
Germanwings opens new routes to Birmingham (BHX),Malaga (AGP),Amsterdam (AMS),Barcelona (BCN),Faro (FAO),Nice (NCE),Palma Mallorca (PMI),Prague (PRG),Cologne (CGN),Menorca (MAH),Copenhagen (CPH),Madrid (MAD),Cardiff (CWL),Alicante (ALC),Nottingham (E
According to the link on EMA thread new routes from CWL to AGP, BCN, ALC and FAO...... Welcome news for you boyos if it comes to frutition
Also link if you go through shows a new route from CWL to Bergen in Norway!
Maybe things are finally on the up for CWL
Germanwings opens new routes to Birmingham (BHX),Malaga (AGP),Amsterdam (AMS),Barcelona (BCN),Faro (FAO),Nice (NCE),Palma Mallorca (PMI),Prague (PRG),Cologne (CGN),Menorca (MAH),Copenhagen (CPH),Madrid (MAD),Cardiff (CWL),Alicante (ALC),Nottingham (E
Looks like that Germanwings cabin crew member was spot on
Germanwings opens new routes to Birmingham (BHX),Malaga (AGP),Amsterdam (AMS),Barcelona (BCN),Faro (FAO),Nice (NCE),Palma Mallorca (PMI),Prague (PRG),Cologne (CGN),Menorca (MAH),Copenhagen (CPH),Madrid (MAD),Cardiff (CWL),Alicante (ALC),Nottingham (E
According to the link on EMA thread new routes from CWL to AGP, BCN, ALC and FAO...... Welcome news for you boyos if it comes to frutition
Also link if you go through shows a new route from CWL to Bergen in Norway!
Maybe things are finally on the up for CWL
Germanwings opens new routes to Birmingham (BHX),Malaga (AGP),Amsterdam (AMS),Barcelona (BCN),Faro (FAO),Nice (NCE),Palma Mallorca (PMI),Prague (PRG),Cologne (CGN),Menorca (MAH),Copenhagen (CPH),Madrid (MAD),Cardiff (CWL),Alicante (ALC),Nottingham (E