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davidjohnson 6 - Thanks a lot! Pitty Dutch airports only announce montly figures with the overall passagers. Not by airline and not by route.Always quite interesting to know load factors..

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I hope they don't start a CGN-STN route, that would no doubt pull Germanwings out of the route and they are one of very few carriers Stansted has left now other than Ryanair and EasyJet.

Join Date: Jan 2010
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I recently flew with Germanwings from Stansted to Cologne. I really enjoyed my flight, lovely clean plane with nice pastel shades of paint. No signs of dark blue or yellow in the cabin. They did not try to sell us any scratch cards and although they arrived early they did not play us that lovely Ryanair trumpet ditty!
Great.
Great.


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BHX summer routes ( for Jamie2k9)
Most of the routes post April from BHX are up,utilising all of the 6 locally based aircraft, but not GRO (winter flights transferred to BCN).
Any idea when they will be bookable as I would like to use my Ryanair Cash Passport for 8 sectors,saving me £48,before the end of this month (-:
Thanks for all your great input
SSF
Any idea when they will be bookable as I would like to use my Ryanair Cash Passport for 8 sectors,saving me £48,before the end of this month (-:
Thanks for all your great input
SSF

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I thought BHX had 4 aircraft, which maybe possibly up to 5 for 2013 in order continue the BCN, BGY and KRK services through the summer that were new for the winter.
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Marrakesh
I see flights for Luton - Marrakesh are back on sale from the start of February and twice a week
I guess MOL got his way after pulling nearly all the flights out at the end of last summer ?
I guess MOL got his way after pulling nearly all the flights out at the end of last summer ?

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SAS management has just rejected pilot proposals... no time left.
In the short term, the only European airline theoretically able to throw a big amount of planes into the market within a days to fill the potential gap is Ryanair.
In the longer term, the only one airline having enough new plane orders is Norwegian.
Regardless of this pure speculation above, the new FR base in CPH looks more likely than ever.
In the short term, the only European airline theoretically able to throw a big amount of planes into the market within a days to fill the potential gap is Ryanair.
In the longer term, the only one airline having enough new plane orders is Norwegian.
Regardless of this pure speculation above, the new FR base in CPH looks more likely than ever.

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It may be popular to bash Ryanair but their customer service is actually pretty good. I was on a delayed flight over the weekend where the plane that was due to take me was diverted to another airport. I was delayed by 3 hours but there was NOTHING they could do to be fair as it effected all airlines.
However this morning I got an email, complete with apology, with PDF attached that I could send to my insurer if I had one, confirming the delay and reason for the delay without even having to contact them.
Not that I took out any insurance, but I congratulate FR on being so pro-active.
However this morning I got an email, complete with apology, with PDF attached that I could send to my insurer if I had one, confirming the delay and reason for the delay without even having to contact them.
Not that I took out any insurance, but I congratulate FR on being so pro-active.

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It may be popular to bash Ryanair but their customer service is actually pretty good. I was on a delayed flight over the weekend where the plane that was due to take me was diverted to another airport. I was delayed by 3 hours but there was NOTHING they could do to be fair as it effected all airlines.
However this morning I got an email, complete with apology, with PDF attached that I could send to my insurer if I had one, confirming the delay and reason for the delay without even having to contact them.
Not that I took out any insurance, but I congratulate FR on being so pro-active.
However this morning I got an email, complete with apology, with PDF attached that I could send to my insurer if I had one, confirming the delay and reason for the delay without even having to contact them.
Not that I took out any insurance, but I congratulate FR on being so pro-active.

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It may be popular to bash Ryanair but their customer service is actually pretty good. I was on a delayed flight over the weekend where the plane that was due to take me was diverted to another airport. I was delayed by 3 hours but there was NOTHING they could do to be fair as it effected all airlines.
However this morning I got an email, complete with apology, with PDF attached that I could send to my insurer if I had one, confirming the delay and reason for the delay without even having to contact them.
Not that I took out any insurance, but I congratulate FR on being so pro-active.
However this morning I got an email, complete with apology, with PDF attached that I could send to my insurer if I had one, confirming the delay and reason for the delay without even having to contact them.
Not that I took out any insurance, but I congratulate FR on being so pro-active.
Last edited by PhilW1981; 20th Nov 2012 at 17:30.
