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Old 16th Jun 2009, 16:25
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Rumoured to be $100 millon (£60m) anyway things can move on if true!
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Old 16th Jun 2009, 22:04
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Why even bother putting this idiotic rotation on.......?

From Monday 29 June GLA/MAN is down from morning and evening flights to one rotation (and yes, the timings are just great for FlyBe):

BD399 dep. MAN 10h20 arr. GLA 11h20
BD398 dep. GLA 11h50 arr. MAN 12h50

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Old 16th Jun 2009, 22:51
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Good news about the deal completion. Anything official heard yet? Maybe we can finally get some ideas of what zee future holds...
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Old 16th Jun 2009, 23:07
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Those who have some time available and who would be interested in stretching their brains a bit once or twice a week could consider a Beginner's German course evening course near their home. A vocabulary of a few hundred words in a foreign language combined with a little imagination in the method of communication allows one to express a remarkably large number of thoughts and ideas to others.

While German is not as easy to learn as Spanish, it's not as hard as people sometimes think.

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Old 16th Jun 2009, 23:57
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Although German takes a long time to learn to speak with technical fluency (there are about 7 words for 'the'), native Germans always appreciate any attempt to try and speak their language, and it's not too difficult to get by.

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Old 17th Jun 2009, 04:04
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Evening classes in this job, you must be joking!!! I'd miss more than I attended.

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Old 17th Jun 2009, 04:29
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D and F - I'm sure LH would try to be accommodating to those BD staff who express a desire to learn some German. Asking won't kill you !
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 07:51
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Hey

Can anyone give me more details about BMI's charter operation. I see they are operating some charter routes form the UK but thats all the info i have. Who are they operating them for? Where are they gouing? What frequencies etc?

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

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Old 17th Jun 2009, 11:47
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Has anybody seen any officially published information on the 'deal' yet?
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 12:58
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Got an A-Level in German....if we need a train station or a sausage I'm your man
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 13:15
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Bmi Charters

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02 A321's, 02 A320's based at various points round the UK
Some use of A319's aswell
And if things go pear-shaped like last year, EMB145's and A330's

Flying to most of the usual holiday spots in Spain, Greece, Turkey and Italy

Don't know for the rest of the country but out of BFS they are mainly flying for Thomas Cook.
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 14:09
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Thank you so much for that info BFSKLBD. It really helps. Do they really use ERJ145's to Spain??? Interesting flight that would be lol.

I wonder why BMI doesn't sell some of the seats themselves? Might be able to make a bit of extra cash maybe.....
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 14:18
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BMI have an Airbus A320 based at Manchester all week operating flights to Greece and Turkey for Olympic Holidays and Custom Flights.
Glasgow sees an A320 based until mid July when it moves to Newcastle, again operating for Olympic.
An Airbus A321 is based at Belfast until mid July, it is then based at East Mildands from mid July onwards operating flights around Europe for Thomas Cook.
An A321 is also based at Manchester from mid July operating flights for Teleticket Travel. It operates most of these flights on W services with Gatwick.

Hope this helps!
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 14:27
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An Airbus A321 is based at Belfast until mid July.
What routes does it fly, the only BD flights I have saw are to Verona on Saturday, I would be interested to know if its all week. I flew on a BD A319 BFS to Verona arriving back Sat 6th June. Also departing at almost the same time from Verona was a BD A320/319 to Dublin, couldn't identify exactly as other aircraft blocked the view
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 14:51
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What routes does it fly
These are the Belfast flights. All flights are operated for Thomas Cook apart from the Thursday Dalaman flight which is operated for Holidays4u.

Monday - Las Palmas, Corfu
Tuesday - Reus, Tenerife
Wednesday - Paphos
Thursday - Arrecife, Dalaman
Friday - Tenerife, Dalaman
Saturday - Fuerteventura, Palma
Sunday - Ibiza, Reus
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 16:29
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I believe sir Micky was in germany today!
I wander if he is gonna put us all out of our misery and sign the papers....then we can all have some idea of what our future holds
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 19:40
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Yeah he flew out in Y class this morning from LHR and came back on a AN124 with 3 Group 4 armoured trucks in the back
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These are the Belfast flights. All flights are operated for Thomas Cook apart from the Thursday Dalaman flight which is operated for Holidays4u.

Monday - Las Palmas, Corfu
Tuesday - Reus, Tenerife
Wednesday - Paphos
Thursday - Arrecife, Dalaman
Friday - Tenerife, Dalaman
Saturday - Fuerteventura, Palma
Sunday - Ibiza, Reus
Are they operating at the moment? because they are not showing on the boards, or are they opertaing as a non BD flight number?
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Old 17th Jun 2009, 21:50
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Yeah he flew out in Y class this morning from LHR and came back on a AN124 with 3 Group 4 armoured trucks in the back
I guess that beats trying to find an empty field in France and waiting for a Lysander to pick you up!
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Where is the evidence that the deal is done then? Newspaper reports, internet, I suspect it hasn't...
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