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Old 2nd Jun 2009, 18:12
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All Thomson Airways long haul departures ex NCL this summer will be operated by ex FCA 767 aircraft. The airline seems to be concentrating regional long haul departures with FCA aircraft and former TOM ones at the larger bases!
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I seen the FCA 757 take off over my house today as well, one with winglets
Thomsons fleet at NCL at mo consists of G-CPEV and G-OOBE both FCA 757s, and a TOM B738 (G-FDZR) with G-OOBL popping up from EMA to do the long haul every week
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Looks like Tuifly have pulled the Newcastle-Hannover route from the end of October as its no longer bookable for the period November 2009-March 2010.
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I don't suppose anyone knows what meal, if any, is provided by the 6.45am BA flight to LHR?
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Had one on Tuesday. A hot sandwich ciabbatta thing - egg and ham or sausage. Quite tasty. Plus the usual: tea, coffee, juice, molten lava....
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Ok,thanks, that will do for me.
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Old 3rd Jun 2009, 16:39
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A319'S @ Newcastle

Does anybody know when Easyjet will be basing there 4th A319 at Newcastle?
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Old 4th Jun 2009, 14:40
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Looks like NCL has lost a few more passengers - Scot Travel Holidays, who charter VIK/SGX on a thur, fri and sat have ceased trading as of today!
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Bugger, my parents are in Marmaris with them.
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Old 4th Jun 2009, 15:08
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Arrangements are being made for return of Scot Travel Holidays passengers as per their travel arrangements, normal procedure when something like this happens - CAA steps in and organises.
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Thanks Transwede, I've just read the update on the NCL website. Mind you, they wouldn't be bothered being stranded, it would just eek out their holiday even more. Just been looking at back up's. TCX have some bargains for this weekend from DLM to NCL.
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Old 4th Jun 2009, 15:55
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ScotTravel arent the only ones who use the VIK/SGX flights, Newmarket holidays, and a few others are involved. So I imagine we'll still see Viking and Saga jets coming over the fence this season.

On a similar note, anyone know of any other charters coming in this summer. FreeBird perhaps?

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Old 4th Jun 2009, 16:00
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Also, this evenings SGX to Dalaman is still showing as operating. Though I guess it could have left Dalaman before the news broke.

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Old 4th Jun 2009, 16:04
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The Newcastle Airport website states that the CAA will continue to bring back the people already abroad on flights. Instead of finding replacement airlines, they may have just continued to use Saga until everyone is back in the UK which would explain why the flight is still operating tonight - just a thought!

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Old 4th Jun 2009, 17:11
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The airport charter timetable seems to show 2 flights exclusively used by Scottravel and one shared with Holidays4u.
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Old 4th Jun 2009, 17:18
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Newmarket Holidays operate one off charter specials, not weekly flights like other tour operators.
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Old 4th Jun 2009, 18:26
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SGX4104 - Dalaman - Proceed Departures. (from the website now)

Wonder if anyone much has checked in for this?

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Old 4th Jun 2009, 18:38
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There should only be Holidays4U customers checking in. Check-in staff would not be allowed to check in Scott Travel holidaymakers. However, during the XL saga, BHX allowed 12 customers to check in and they travelled on a KM flight which was actually an XL route. You would not imagine how much backlash we got from those customers. They had a 737 to themselves. Wouldn't it feel a bit eery on the flight though?

I would imagine a lot of customers have travelled to airports to get their flight today and did not realise that they had gone bust.

To be honest I cannot imagine them making much of a profit. My folks changed their holiday 3 weeks ago and travelled to weeks ago this Saturday, only having paid £106 to change from one week to two weeks. Most of it was admin fee, and about £20 to go towards the under occupancy supplement for the accommodation.
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Old 5th Jun 2009, 21:22
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FR

Anyone know if the Ryanair GRO has been pulled for the winter schedule? Seems to have been on sale to most other UK airports for a while now, not so here.
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RE SGX/VIK

The night the news broke there was around 120 pax booked, ended up leaving with around 50 pax,
Pax had the option to re pay for the seats with newmarket,

SGX is still going to be ops out of newcastle as planned till the end of the season
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