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Old 9th Nov 2011, 19:36
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EZY to increase southend/jersey flights from 4 to 7 x week
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 14:30
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Flights from the 2 new bases NCE (NTE, BOD, NAP, VCE) and TLS (BRU, NCE, BSL, VCE) are bookable.

There will be a summer route LGW-BRI (3 weekly) from 12th June.
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 17:29
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how many aircraft does EZY have based at LTN & MAN? because they have added quite a few routes from LTN so im just wondering if they have added any more
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 18:33
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What will replace the GOT rotations from LGW & MAN?
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Old 15th Nov 2011, 08:16
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Looks like EZY is ending the scrum for seats with reserved seating on selected routes in 2012 with a view to expanding this if customers like it. Latest news - easyJet plc
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Old 15th Nov 2011, 11:48
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Sure most are already aware, but here's the article: BBC News - Easyjet profits from business travel
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Old 15th Nov 2011, 15:22
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Luton-Jersey

So can anyone tell me why Easy dropped the Luton-Jersey route?
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Old 15th Nov 2011, 16:25
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Loads weren't too good by easyJet standards, and Flybe had the better position due to business pax transferring from JER to IOM through Luton and vice versa.
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Old 15th Nov 2011, 18:21
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Looks like EZY is ending the scrum for seats with reserved seating on selected routes in 2012 with a view to expanding this if customers like it.
Pay extra for exit rows etc etc................Easyjet being a follower again.
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Old 15th Nov 2011, 19:14
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luton/jersey

LUTONS LOSE, SOUTHENDS GAIN
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Old 15th Nov 2011, 19:28
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or even LUTONS LOSS
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Old 15th Nov 2011, 21:48
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Easyjet being a follower again
racedo, I don't agree, they may not have been 1st to charge for pre assigned seats but they were the first to bring online checkin, 1st to totally cut travel agents in EU and so Ryanair followed their lead.

Easyjet continue to offer differentiation of product with low fares to convenient airports, plus a focus on the business traveller which in my view is a sustainable strategy for the future which is working. Putting a focus on the business traveller has upsides for yield which is especially important in the winter time when their are so many less leisure passengers than in summer.
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Old 16th Nov 2011, 07:46
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Actually sometimes being a follower isn't such a bad thing, let others iron out the pitfalls and your launch looks much smoother.

However I agree Easy like Ryanair is following people like Jet2 who have had allocated seating for sometime, or indeed the legacies who have donw it for years.
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Old 16th Nov 2011, 08:10
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Or even "Luton's loss."
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Old 16th Nov 2011, 09:17
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StoneyBridge Radar, I believe that mikkie4's earlier post was in fact parodying the original.
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Old 16th Nov 2011, 09:48
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1st to totally cut travel agents in EU and so Ryanair followed their lead.
And then reverse it?

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Old 16th Nov 2011, 17:37
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racedo, I don't agree, they may not have been 1st to charge for pre assigned seats but they were the first to bring online checkin, 1st to totally cut travel agents in EU and so Ryanair followed their lead.
Being a leader means doing something and following through and then watching everybody attempt to catch up, in this regard Easyjet is a follower.

Nothing wrong with doing this.
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Old 16th Nov 2011, 21:06
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I am not sure that having pre-allocated seats other than for extra leg-room seats is a great idea. In all the years we have traveled with EZY Mrs Wowzz and I have never sat apart, and we have never purchased Speedy Boarding. We have also managed never to have to sit near fractious children, as they have already been seated when we boarded.
I would also have thought that seat allocation would have significantly slowed down the entire boardng process, unless a strict control was enforced with regard to boarding by seat roe numbers [ie those at the back board first]
The main benefit will be to stop those couples [you kow who you are!] that sit at an aisle and a window seat, challenging anyone to take the middle seat! If you want three seats, PAY for three seats!
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Old 16th Nov 2011, 21:44
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I am not sure that having pre-allocated seats other than for extra leg-room seats is a great idea
Overall agree with your assessment - I guess that's why they want to test it and see it the cost & complication really outweighs the added revenue.

Worth noting that Easyjet plus customers will also have to pay for those "premium" seats... and they are trying to spin this as an extra convenience !
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Old 17th Nov 2011, 20:43
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I am not sure that having pre-allocated seats other than for extra leg-room seats is a great idea. In all the years we have traveled with EZY Mrs Wowzz and I have never sat apart, and we have never purchased Speedy Boarding. We have also managed never to have to sit near fractious children, as they have already been seated when we boarded.
I would also have thought that seat allocation would have significantly slowed down the entire boardng process, unless a strict control was enforced with regard to boarding by seat roe numbers [ie those at the back board first]
The main benefit will be to stop those couples [you kow who you are!] that sit at an aisle and a window seat, challenging anyone to take the middle seat! If you want three seats, PAY for three seats!
I too agree withe everything you say. Even on busy flights, with the help of the crew, satisfaction can ultimately be higher than if seats were allocated at check in. However, unallocated seating is unpopular with a hell of a lot of passengers, and it can create tension at times because Joe public doesn't always know that the aircraft has to be 95% full before problems arise for the crew to deal with and they don't always know that relatively few Easyjet flights leave with that kind of pax load. For that reason I fully support allocated seating. Give the passengers what they want.
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