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Old 29th Apr 2016, 17:47
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Interesting to note the longer turnarounds Monday-Friday, is this just due to aircraft utilisation or could there be potential for a tag to Bergen in the future? Could SVG-BGO-SVG be done in 2h35? It's 20 miles shorter than NCL-MAN... That can only be 30 minutes flying time tops, so probably be scheduled as around 40/45 minutes based on how it normally works


NCL 10:45 - 13:05 SVG 13:30 - 14:10 BGO 14:35 - 15:15 SVG 15:40 - 16:00 NCL (Monday - Friday)

Interestingly, if we assume 40 minutes scheduled flying time SVG-BGO... It works out perfectly with 25 minute turnarounds... Coincidence, probably, but could be interesting

Don't know if it's worth it on a 37 seater though, 74 seats per day. Is 18 seats per city PDEW worth it? Maybe only if LF's on NCL-SVG are less than 50%... Which I certainly hope they will not be, based on 26 flights in June they only need 962 pax per month to break 50% LF

It's all pipe dreams tbh but it's interesting how they've scheduled that
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Old 29th Apr 2016, 23:02
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Great news about Stavanger. I felt Newcastle Airport lost a bit of its unique identity when it lost its last route to Norway.
(the spotter in me wishes it was something more interesting than a BMI Embraer flying the route but still... )

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Old 30th Apr 2016, 01:27
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I'm still holding out for SAS to capitalise on their CPH route and UA from Newcastle and start Oslo... There must be star alliance frequent fliers out there somewhere for us (although I think the lack of Frankfurt link is a huge drawback)

Do Bmir codeshare with SAS or not? Every little helps. Very happy to hear the news, it's just a shame Norway/Scandinavia isn't what it once was from our region, although I don't know what changed.
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Old 30th Apr 2016, 16:58
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Do United not fly from Oslo? I know there was a United 757 when I was there in September 2013. Think it was going to Newark but not sure...
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Yeah they do, seasonal flight to Newark if wikipedia is to be believed. I was thinking that SAS/UA/SN could build some star alliance presence at NCL, then possibly lure in LH, which should hopefully create a small cycle of growth, it would be quite limited as to which airlines could feasibly operate from NCL. I can't really see SIA, SAA or ANA rushing to operate, but I think Turkish is more a case of when not if and TAP/Swiss could consider us based on whatever the next few years holds for us in terms of sustainable growth.

In some ways I feel Swiss to ZRH has more chance than LH to FRA
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Old 1st May 2016, 07:10
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Looks like Avion Express causing problems again ! 3 & 1/2 hour delay on Reus this morning looks like a replacement from MAN due in at 8:20
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Old 1st May 2016, 09:59
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departed at 10.55 on a substitute TCX A.321 from MAN
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Old 1st May 2016, 13:49
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Not a good start from Avion i seen it parked up yesterday after i landed back from FUE its been dressed up this year in Thomas Cook titles and Sunny Heart tail.
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Old 1st May 2016, 15:38
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departed at 10.55 on a substitute TCX A.321 from MAN
See return flight from Reus to NCL has diverted and Landed in Manchester at 16.10.! Wonder what reasons they give passengers - Convenient way of getting G-TCDD back to Manchester - not very convenient long miserable bus journey for passengers! after long delay in Reus to start with.
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Old 1st May 2016, 15:47
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Seems sensible, why have two groups if grumpy delayed passengers when you can just have one?
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Old 1st May 2016, 15:58
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Was there any pax to rtn to ncl was it not week 1 of the summer season

They only found out it went tech late teatime
Should be flying again later today if not tomorrow
Avion was only meant to start flying today yesterday and the day before were crew visits
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Old 1st May 2016, 16:07
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No pax booked on the inbound Reus as it was the first op, so the aircraft just positioned straight back to MAN.
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Old 1st May 2016, 17:02
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After hearing some excrutiating pronunciation of Eastern European destinations by gate staff at Luton Airport recently, I'm sure our colleagues at Newcastle will do much better come the start of the Ryanair flights to Poland in November. Nothing too hard about Gdansk and Warsaw, but "Wrocław" is in my view best put across as "Vratswav".
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Old 1st May 2016, 17:29
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I thought it was pronounced "Vroar-Slav"! I must admit there are some confusing place names out east!
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Old 1st May 2016, 17:34
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TCX Reus.

Seems odd that an inbound aircraft with no passengers is on the NCL arrivals screen. Normally an empty plane is not shown?
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Old 1st May 2016, 17:39
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Wroclaw pronunciation.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...%C5%82aw-2.ogg
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Old 1st May 2016, 17:43
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TCX Reus - arrivals scenes are not that reliable in these sorts of cases, they just show what they're given - which is normally the schedule for the season.

Another example is that the replacement a/c positioning from MAN was showing this morning
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Old 1st May 2016, 19:46
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For future reference... this is how you'd pronounce all those Polish places you never know how to say, or spell...

Wroclaw - "Vrotswof"
Krakow - "Cracov"
Katowice - "Katoveetsa"
Szczecin - "Stetchin"
Rzeszow - "Jheshov"
Lodz - "Woodge" ... funny one I know!

The rest are pretty much as you'd think.

Anyway, back to Newcastle...
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Old 1st May 2016, 20:04
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....and how do you pronounce the last one - Newcassill?
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Old 2nd May 2016, 06:17
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Originally Posted by skyhawk1
cant believe some people book holidays depending on aircraft type. would have thought destination was more important. never mind each to their own. its a free world.
"Reliabilty" was the key word as proved yesterday!! Being delayed during the school holidays with 2 under 5's isn't my idea of fun especially after paying a fortune for the privilege! Therefore a little bit of research re airline and aircraft doesn't go a miss, but each to their own😀
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