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despite the bases in the provinces and regions doing well. Easyjet falls into the trap that only flights from capitals are economically feasible. How sad - how shortsighted!
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Heres another view Photos: Boeing 757-28A Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net anyone know what the interior is like?
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easyJet -> flyorange ?
Any truth in the rumour that a project team has been set up to look at re-branding the whole operation to the new name of "flyorange" - I've now heard this from 3, unconnected, and normally very reliable sources...
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flight stats says it a 757. if not what is it
Up until now its been the A320 and the A320 is stiil here today.
The A320 is down to fly the first PMI service tomorrow.
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flyorange, thats truly rubbish. Something like flybus, jetbus etc would be more apt. Im sure Stelios would take the Orange from them as well, so I just dont understand that. Im sure orange (mobiles) would have a thing or two to say about that as well.
I have no information on whether EasyJet will rebrand or not, but it is not unheard of for companies to talk about a rebrand with an unconventional name, but actually do something radically different
A well known example of this is when PriceWaterhouseCoopers (aka PwC) announced the rebranding of its consulting arm to 'Monday'. Seven months later, PwC sold its consulting arm to IBM
BBC NEWS | Business | Monday name change for PwC
If flyorange is to be the name, then a Mr John R Van der Ree living in Hilversum in the Netherlands who registered the flyorange.com domain on 20 July 2006 is likely to make quite a bit of money soon.
A well known example of this is when PriceWaterhouseCoopers (aka PwC) announced the rebranding of its consulting arm to 'Monday'. Seven months later, PwC sold its consulting arm to IBM
BBC NEWS | Business | Monday name change for PwC
If flyorange is to be the name, then a Mr John R Van der Ree living in Hilversum in the Netherlands who registered the flyorange.com domain on 20 July 2006 is likely to make quite a bit of money soon.
dontdoit - where is this rumour coming from exactly?
From within the company we have been told by the management that the company and Stelios are not interested in getting a new name for EZY. We can expect a settlement between EZY and Stelios ie. he get's a bunch of pounds every year and we are all happy.
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Thanks to xxx-xxxxxxxx who has just pm'd me to point me at this article:
Easyjet founder takes airline to court in row over branding rights - Home News, UK - The Independent
Easyjet founder takes airline to court in row over branding rights - Home News, UK - The Independent
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I must say I think the 757 looks much better than I expected it to do in EZY colours!
A bit of variety for LPL this summer! I do wonder whether the passengers will notice any difference in on board service though.
Is it a wet lease, where the crew will be from Air Finland/Astraeus, presumably in different uniforms and perhaps with crew that will not be so familiar with the motions of EZY procedures? If this is the case I am sure they have been briefed!
A bit of variety for LPL this summer! I do wonder whether the passengers will notice any difference in on board service though.
Is it a wet lease, where the crew will be from Air Finland/Astraeus, presumably in different uniforms and perhaps with crew that will not be so familiar with the motions of EZY procedures? If this is the case I am sure they have been briefed!
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EuroWings - The 757 will be at LPL until 30th June and then then fly from LGW until end of August. The crew are fully briefed on EZY procedures and will fly in an almost identical uniform to EZY 
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I also have been told that one of our cabin crew willl be on the aircraft as a pax both ways to help the crew and answer any questions they have
