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Old 10th Nov 2011, 09:30
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Will it be sold as Turku or Helsinki West?

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Looks like Ryanair have cut Bournemouth s only daily flight next summer to popular Alicante to just 4 flights now , always had high load factors but i am guessing it must be to do with the dispute about air bridges ?

At the moment Gerona remains at 5 flights a week but with Vuelling about to announce services next summer to Barcelona from Southampton i wonder how long that will remain at

Any more news on the possible Malta service being re started from Bournemouth as well ?
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 09:53
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Rumours that Ryanair won't operate from Doncaster next year also, leaving DSA with a handfull of flights per day.
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Does anyone know if Tenerife to Londonderry will be operating next summer it is still showing in the route map but it is not bookable.

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Old 10th Nov 2011, 10:56
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Will it be sold as Turku or Helsinki West?
Well, not as Helsinki. It's 2 hrs by train, 170 km. The only airport close enough to HEL to be considered is Tallinn (Estonia), 86km South, with excellent ferry connections.

Turku (Swedish Åbo) is a mid-size old town, former capital city of Finland. For tourist flying there, good opportunity to visit both Finland and Sweden. E.g. STN - TKU, night ferry to Stockholm (VERY cheap tickets usually available), wherefrom NYO - STN back home.
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 11:54
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Ryanair to Turku

According to a Dutch Finland-fan website flights to Turku will start in April. To Brussels (Charleroi) and one of the London-airport (Luton or Stansted). It's not been comfirmed that it will be Stansted yet. Indeed Malaga and Barcelona for the summer. Exp. passengers set at 100.000.
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 12:03
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STN it is.

Ryanair announces new route from London Stansted to Turku

10th November 2011

Ryanair has announced a new route from London Stansted to Turku in Finland from April 2012.

Ryanair celebrated this new route to Finland, which goes on sale tomorrow, by releasing 1 million £9.99 seats for travel across its European network in December and January which are available for booking on ryanair.com until midnight on Thursday November 17.

Ryanair’s Maria Macken said: “Ryanair is pleased to announce a new route from London Stansted to Turku on Finland’s south-west coast which will operate three times weekly from April. Ryanair’s London Stansted consumers now have a choice of three routes to Finland (Tampere, Lappeenranta & Turku) [---> not correct, currently no flights between STN and LPP], allowing them to beat the recession by choosing Ryanair’s guaranteed lowest fares and no fuel surcharges.

“To celebrate our new route from London Stansted, Ryanair is releasing 1million £9.99 seats for travel across Europe in December and January. Since these seats will be snapped up fast we urge passengers to book immediately on ryanair.com.

“Fares on the new route from London Stansted to Turku will start from just £37.99 for travel in April and May and are available to book on ryanair.com before midnight on Friday 18 November.”
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 13:03
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Gatwick

With the new owners of Gatwick out to attract new airlines and routes for their investment

Are there any plans for next summer for Ryanair to expand into new markets from Gatwick ?

Would be nice to see a base created at Gatwick with maybe a couple of aircraft to start with

Any body have any information into any future plans

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Old 10th Nov 2011, 17:19
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Turku

All routes now confirmed, check out Ryanair.com (route map)
- London-Stansted
- Brussels (Charleroi)
- Barcelona (Girona)
- Malaga
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 21:16
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Alicante 2012

As it stands 14 routes being dropped with questions over another 4 -6. Most routes that operate will see a reduction. Things could change but thats how its looking now.
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 21:20
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Is there a list of these 14 routes publically available, and likewise the 4-6 in doubt?
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 21:29
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Brno, Doncastar, Fez, Gdansk, London Gatwick, Magdeburg, Marrakesh, Palma, Pisa, Poznan, Santander, Seville, Valladolid, Zaragona due to be dropped. Don't have the 4 - 6 that have to be decided. As I said it could change.
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 21:35
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Ryanair is so bizarre. It has a monster row with Girona, pulls loads of routes, opens at El Prat, and then Pee reports it's opening a new route from Turku to Girona rather than BCN. Perhaps Finnair or someone already operates HEL-BCN, so Ryanair are playing clever - but then Pee says Turku isn't exactly near Helsinki. Or perhaps Finns have a particular liking for holidays/second homes on the Costas Brava and Maresme.

I just read the Donny route to Alicante's been axed. Oh dear. Hope they don't pull Faro and Tenerife as well.

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Old 10th Nov 2011, 21:37
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Humberside duie to operate 2 weekly.

I just read the Donny route to Alicante's been axed. Oh dear. Hope they don't pull Faro and Tenerife as well.
Faro due to go as well and Tenerife to drop to 1 weekly next summer.
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 21:47
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Thanks Jamie. Well at least they've still got a toe in.
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 21:50
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Would say that DSA - FAO dropped and ALC and reduced TFS is because of them expanding at MAN and LBA.
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Old 10th Nov 2011, 21:59
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Its not just MAN & LBA, its also EMA. Many of our pax at EMA come from the doncaster area. All these airports are close and its a case of looking after the bases first. The ALC-HUY is stopping due to the number of seats sold to travel agents.

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I wouldn't disagree with that. Just unfortunate that the two routes that seemed to be doing well, Alicante and Girona, were the airports that Ryanair got into arguments with.

Ryanair understandably pulled Girona after Easyjet opened BCN. When EZY pulled that, Ryanair were in the middle of their argument with Girona and Leeds-BCN had been announced by them. In the good old days I can remember FR putting an extra flight on to Girona in October half-term as the first had sold out so quickly.

I suppose the weekly TFS flight must be doing OK for FR to go to the bother of retaining handling agents etc for one flight a week.
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Are the Humberside flights definitely being dropped?

What does the number of seats sold to travel agents have to do with it?

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Old 10th Nov 2011, 22:09
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#2301 says two a week from HUY are retained.

I think FR- means the flights are 'keeping going' rather than 'ceasing' in the way he uses the word 'stopping'.

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