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Old 15th Aug 2017, 19:26
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Originally Posted by EI-A330-300
If they were capped at 160 pax then it gives an 86% and 69% loads.

From what I am hearing the general trend is NY is doing much better from most Irish airports, the only exception Cork of course.

Slightly lower LF as some flights ran on the MAX which isn't capped.

I'm surprised at those figures, I was under the impression from what I heard the numbers were higher.
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Old 15th Aug 2017, 19:53
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Isn't the MAX still capped?
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Old 15th Aug 2017, 19:57
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Yes I think it is...with regards to Load Factor, 189 seats each way accounts for a figure of 79%, and 160 seats each way accounts for a figure of 93%.

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Old 15th Aug 2017, 20:30
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Could be wrong but I don't believe so, they've no ETOPS yet but I think they've no cap.
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Old 17th Aug 2017, 06:50
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Royal Jordanian A320 heading into bfs now!!
Just a stop over?
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Old 17th Aug 2017, 08:51
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Originally Posted by GAZMO
Royal Jordanian A320 heading into bfs now!!
Just a stop over?
Refugee flight
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Old 18th Aug 2017, 09:46
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Originally Posted by AerRyan
Could be wrong but I don't believe so, they've no ETOPS yet but I think they've no cap.
The etops has to have 3000 uninterrupted flying hours with no shutdowns, one max in edi s##t itself on the runway so that will be a reset
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Old 18th Aug 2017, 10:15
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3,000 hours? We'll be waiting a long time if that's the case.
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Old 18th Aug 2017, 10:30
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Originally Posted by owenc
3,000 hours? We'll be waiting a long time if that's the case.
3000 hours for all max aircraft not just Norwegian, but if only one has a boo boo then the clock is reset
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Old 20th Aug 2017, 15:42
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https://www.belfastairport.com/blog-...venue-jump-250
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Old 21st Aug 2017, 08:29
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A 135% increase in passengers from ROI have lead to a 250% increase in revenue 🤔

Great news for the airport, not so for the travelling public. A 250% increase on 135% more transactions suggests a heavy price hike. My car parking fees are £20 more expensive this weekend than they were in March, April and May.
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Old 22nd Aug 2017, 04:14
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Originally Posted by EGAC is Better
A 135% increase in passengers from ROI have lead to a 250% increase in revenue 🤔

Great news for the airport, not so for the travelling public. A 250% increase on 135% more transactions suggests a heavy price hike. My car parking fees are £20 more expensive this weekend than they were in March, April and May.

Shouldn't really be a surprise in August should it?


Supply and Demand is surely a fundamental economic principle?
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Old 22nd Aug 2017, 06:56
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I remember maybe 20 years ago we paid £300 plus for a return ticket to London, unless you were staying a Saturday night. Even then it wasn't that cheap. Now I can get a return flight for £30-40. One way that came about was the airlines have greatly reduced what they pay the airport. In the meantime, airport costs have hardly reduced,have they!? So how do airports square the circle other than through drop off charges, car parking etc? Really amuses me all those meeters and greeters who sit along the side of the road to avoid paying a £1 and completely forget that a few years ago many of the journeys they are making would not have been affordable. Those who know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
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Old 22nd Aug 2017, 13:37
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Originally Posted by True Blue
I remember maybe 20 years ago we paid £300 plus for a return ticket to London, unless you were staying a Saturday night. Even then it wasn't that cheap. Now I can get a return flight for £30-40. One way that came about was the airlines have greatly reduced what they pay the airport. In the meantime, airport costs have hardly reduced,have they!? So how do airports square the circle other than through drop off charges, car parking etc? Really amuses me all those meeters and greeters who sit along the side of the road to avoid paying a £1 and completely forget that a few years ago many of the journeys they are making would not have been affordable. Those who know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
Careful TB, cool clear logic like that doesn't always work on Pprune. What will people do if they cannot let hate and rage guide them in their thinking.....?!?
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Old 22nd Aug 2017, 15:07
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Sorry but I don't agree, just because we once had to pay extortion to fly to not so far destinations does not mean we should just accept whatever charges are thrown at us now.

If airports can't sustain themselves, airport fees will rise across the board and there's nothing LCC's can do about it.
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Old 22nd Aug 2017, 15:57
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If airport fees rise then LCC will either cut back or move operations to another airport if one close by
BFS will have to keep the like of FR and EZY sweet
DUB and a few other airports have the luxury of little or no competition
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Old 22nd Aug 2017, 17:17
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It looks like BFS management's 'Vote to Leave' advertising campaign in the Republic has paid off. 600,000 Irish passengers is a pretty impressive figure given that DUB is more convenient than BFS for most people in the border counties.

On a more general note; given that the July rolling 12 month figure is 5.73 million passengers, it seems a real possibility that next year BFS will handle 6 million passengers for the first time. Passenger figures for this year have already surpassed two targets (5.4 million and 5.6 million), and will almost certainly surpass the current target of 5.8 million passengers. That's a pretty amazing achievement given that just 3 years ago passenger numbers were stagnated at just 4 million.
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Old 22nd Aug 2017, 18:02
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I presume 600,000 is 300,000 return trips divided by multiple trips by some people so let's get real with these numbers and all numbers.
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Old 22nd Aug 2017, 18:29
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https://www.belfastairport.com/blog-...ering-services


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Old 22nd Aug 2017, 18:49
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Could be nothing but the airport as started following Copenhagen Airport on twitter today...
Maybe a new route for Norwegian between the arrival and departure of the USA flights?
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