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Probably due to the nature of Newcastle as a market. Quite poor and leisure oriented. Two big party cities though, I bet you could fill 5 737's each way on Friday and Sunday
If Ryanair make Dublin a viable low cost connecting hub at any point in the future, I can see it boosting numbers somewhat
If Ryanair make Dublin a viable low cost connecting hub at any point in the future, I can see it boosting numbers somewhat
When you compare to the rest of UK-DUB routes it's falls way way behind in terms of numbers and frequency
In terms of pax, LPL has approx 50% more than NCL and is the only airport that looks out of sequence, but there are far stronger ties between the two cities.
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Maybe Ryanair will seize the initiative and and put on another couple of flights per week.
I just think that monthly double digit growth in pax numbers must be worth something to some airline.
I just think that monthly double digit growth in pax numbers must be worth something to some airline.
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Just because there has been a continual increase in percentage PAX for so many months doesn't necessarily mean that will appeal to another airline. See the situation at CWL, DUB lost EIR to BE and AMS had continual monthly increases for over a year, and we didn't see the return of the 4th daily flight.
Just because there has been a continual increase in percentage PAX for so many months doesn't necessarily mean that will appeal to another airline. See the situation at CWL, DUB lost EIR to BE and AMS had continual monthly increases for over a year, and we didn't see the return of the 4th daily flight.
I was querying EI-EIDW's comments that:
NCL-DUB has always been an odd route when you compare with the rest of the routes to the UK from both an EI/FR prospective.
When you compare to the rest of UK-DUB routes it's falls way, way behind in terms of numbers and frequency.
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LADbible is even worse than the daily mail, I refuse to click into the link
To be fair, off-peak (outside June-September)) holiday destination flights can be quite cheap and trains are very expensive on peak times, I'm sure for every one example of the above you find, you'll find 1000 ones where the opposite you find.
Plus this is one of many many articles, at the end of the day nobody really gives a crap, it's like telling the cashier at a supermarket about your new pet, just pointless information.
To be fair, off-peak (outside June-September)) holiday destination flights can be quite cheap and trains are very expensive on peak times, I'm sure for every one example of the above you find, you'll find 1000 ones where the opposite you find.
Plus this is one of many many articles, at the end of the day nobody really gives a crap, it's like telling the cashier at a supermarket about your new pet, just pointless information.
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Unfortunately the airline industry does not work like that, if the price is cheap just before the flight then that indicates a poorly loaded, poor yield flight. Look at FR who frequently charge high prices just before the flight (mostly) and where they don't the flights are lightly loaded so they try to cut their losses from an attractive far structure in the hope that ancillary spend will enhance the overall yield.
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Newcastle Airport reveals £3m terminal extension as part of improvement plans
Newcastle Airport reveals £3m terminal extension as part of improvement plans - Chronicle Live
Newcastle Airport reveals £3m terminal extension as part of improvement plans - Chronicle Live
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Stating that an airline sells off the last few seats cheap on a fully loaded flight just shows a blatant lack of knowledge of airlines pricing structures. Don't talk about things you clearly haven't a clue about!
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I don't have a inside knowledge either, but it occurs to me that if you are TUI or Jet2, and the plane is almost full of IT PAX, then it might be good PR to sell off the remaining seats at bargain prices. Flights to ALC from £30!....
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Noone would book full price packages if that was the case...
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Package holiday customers will have no idea how much of their cash is for the holiday and how much for the flight. A lot of people prefer someone else to put their family holiday together.
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I'd argue that that's not correct, I'd say even the least knowledgeable of travellers know that a £30 flight is much better than what they're paying.
I'd like you to point out your example too, using any date in the next week (generous considering it's not even full peak season).
I'd like you to point out your example too, using any date in the next week (generous considering it's not even full peak season).