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As some Danish sources say, Ryanair's marketing manager will go on a tour next week aiming to start a new kind of relations with Danish companies. FR want to establish business agreements with largest companies active in Denmark and Scandinavia offering them discounts and attractive deals.
Quite a novelty, certainly it's a different approach of Ryanair to the business travel.
Quite a novelty, certainly it's a different approach of Ryanair to the business travel.
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FR special rule
Following ref Nigel Owens on Twitter , this morning he drives 2 hours to BRS airport to fly to Dub with FR to ref tonight's match, to be fair his fault but he forgets his passport , a special FR rule, no way is he allowed to board and heads home to retrieve passport and tweets his frustration, 7am this morning EI pick up
The tweet and score a try plus a conversion and gift him a tkt ex CWL and of course EI do not ask for a passport just FR and neither UK or Ireland ask for passports for cross channel pax,
EI were the toast of the town, early risers too ! Why do FR invent barriers to air tvl? Still a pleasant positive or story on a quiet day
The tweet and score a try plus a conversion and gift him a tkt ex CWL and of course EI do not ask for a passport just FR and neither UK or Ireland ask for passports for cross channel pax,
EI were the toast of the town, early risers too ! Why do FR invent barriers to air tvl? Still a pleasant positive or story on a quiet day
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EI were the toast of the town, early risers too ! Why do FR invent barriers to air tvl?
.Top rugby ref Nigel Owens finds himself centre of twitter attention over flight delay - Independent.ie
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Aer Lingus offered him one of their props? Are they not suffering from IAG concussion at the moment?
And when will summer MRS 2015 be uploaded?
The Dublin 2015/2016 winter schedule has been announced
And when will summer MRS 2015 be uploaded?
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So the new cabin has been announced... It's an improvement, but not a huge one...
First Look: Ryanair's new aircraft interiors - Independent.ie
First Look: Ryanair's new aircraft interiors - Independent.ie
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Looks like a new base at Berlin-Schonefeld (SXF) from the winter season...
FR4732 dep. SXF 06:30, arr. BGY 08:15
FR4731 dep. BGY 08:40, arr. SXF 10:25
FR4734 dep. SXF 19:55, arr. BGY 21:40
FR4733 dep. BGY 22:05, arr. SXF 23:50
Still no times showing for STN yet but would assume that would change to an SXF aircraft, so probably 2 aircraft?
FR4732 dep. SXF 06:30, arr. BGY 08:15
FR4731 dep. BGY 08:40, arr. SXF 10:25
FR4734 dep. SXF 19:55, arr. BGY 21:40
FR4733 dep. BGY 22:05, arr. SXF 23:50
Still no times showing for STN yet but would assume that would change to an SXF aircraft, so probably 2 aircraft?
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NEW BASE (N°73) BERLIN-SCHÖNEFELD
5 BASED A/C
16 NEW ROUTES
Ryanair To Treble Berlin Operation With New Base (No 73)
05 Mar 2015
5 BASED AIRCRAFT, $500M INVESTMENT
16 NEW ROUTES (22 IN TOTAL) 2.6M CUSTOMERS P.A.
Ryanair, Europe’s favourite airline, today (5 Mar) announced it will open a new base at Berlin (No. 73), from October with 5 based aircraft, an investment of $500m dollars, and launched 16 new routes (22 in total) as part of its Berlin Winter 2015 schedule, which will grow Ryanair’s Berlin traffic to 2.6m customers p.a., and support 2,600* “on-site” jobs.
From winter 2015, Ryanair will grow in Berlin as follows:
In Berlin, Ryanair’s Chief Marketing Officer Kenny Jacobs said:
“Ryanair is pleased to announce a new Berlin base from October, our 73rd in total, with 5 based aircraft, an investment of $500m, with 16 new routes and 22 routes in total as part of our Berlin winter 2015 schedule, which will deliver 2.6m annual customers and support 2,600 local jobs.
German consumers and visitors already choose Ryanair for our low fares, industry leading customer service and great route choice. Now they can also book 22 Berlin routes on our improved website and great new app, carry a free small 2nd carry-on bag, enjoy allocated seats, avail of our new Family Extra and Business Plus services, and use their personal electronic devices at all stages of their flight, as Ryanair continues to deliver so much more than just the lowest fares.
Germany is a significant growth market for Ryanair and as we announce our 6th German base at Berlin, we will continue to connect key German cities with Europe’s major centres of business. Indeed, we are launching new Berlin routes to Athens, Barcelona, Brussels, Glasgow, Madrid and Rome, as well increasing flights to and from Dublin, London and Milan, making Ryanair the ideal choice for both business and leisure customers.
To celebrate our new Berlin base, as well as our 30th birthday, we are releasing 100,000 seats on sale from €19.99 for travel in March and April. Since these amazing low prices will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com and avoid missing out.”
- See more at: Welcome to Ryanair!
Alicante 3 pw
Athens 1 daily
Barcelona 1 daily
Bari 3 pw
Bologna 1 daily
Brussels 3 daily
Bratislava 1 daily
Rome CIA 2 daily
Glasgow 4 pw
Madrid 2 daily
Malaga 2 pw
Palma 3 pw
Palermo 2pw
Riga 1 daily
Valencia 3 pw
Venice TSF 3 pw
Increased routes
London STN 2 to 4 daily
Milan BGY 1 to 2 daily
Dublin 7 to 9 pw
5 BASED A/C
16 NEW ROUTES
Ryanair To Treble Berlin Operation With New Base (No 73)
05 Mar 2015
5 BASED AIRCRAFT, $500M INVESTMENT
16 NEW ROUTES (22 IN TOTAL) 2.6M CUSTOMERS P.A.
Ryanair, Europe’s favourite airline, today (5 Mar) announced it will open a new base at Berlin (No. 73), from October with 5 based aircraft, an investment of $500m dollars, and launched 16 new routes (22 in total) as part of its Berlin Winter 2015 schedule, which will grow Ryanair’s Berlin traffic to 2.6m customers p.a., and support 2,600* “on-site” jobs.
From winter 2015, Ryanair will grow in Berlin as follows:
- New base from 27th October
- 5 based aircraft: $500m investment
- 16 new routes: Alicante, Athens, Barcelona, Bari, Bologna, Bratislava, Brussels, Glasgow, Madrid, Malaga, Palermo, Palma, Riga, Rome C, Venice & Valencia
- 22 routes in total
- 191 weekly flights
- Extra flights to/from Dublin (9 x weekly), London Stansted (4 x daily) & Milan (2 x daily)
- 2.6m customers p.a.
- 2,600 “on site” jobs
In Berlin, Ryanair’s Chief Marketing Officer Kenny Jacobs said:
“Ryanair is pleased to announce a new Berlin base from October, our 73rd in total, with 5 based aircraft, an investment of $500m, with 16 new routes and 22 routes in total as part of our Berlin winter 2015 schedule, which will deliver 2.6m annual customers and support 2,600 local jobs.
German consumers and visitors already choose Ryanair for our low fares, industry leading customer service and great route choice. Now they can also book 22 Berlin routes on our improved website and great new app, carry a free small 2nd carry-on bag, enjoy allocated seats, avail of our new Family Extra and Business Plus services, and use their personal electronic devices at all stages of their flight, as Ryanair continues to deliver so much more than just the lowest fares.
Germany is a significant growth market for Ryanair and as we announce our 6th German base at Berlin, we will continue to connect key German cities with Europe’s major centres of business. Indeed, we are launching new Berlin routes to Athens, Barcelona, Brussels, Glasgow, Madrid and Rome, as well increasing flights to and from Dublin, London and Milan, making Ryanair the ideal choice for both business and leisure customers.
To celebrate our new Berlin base, as well as our 30th birthday, we are releasing 100,000 seats on sale from €19.99 for travel in March and April. Since these amazing low prices will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com and avoid missing out.”
- See more at: Welcome to Ryanair!
Alicante 3 pw
Athens 1 daily
Barcelona 1 daily
Bari 3 pw
Bologna 1 daily
Brussels 3 daily
Bratislava 1 daily
Rome CIA 2 daily
Glasgow 4 pw
Madrid 2 daily
Malaga 2 pw
Palma 3 pw
Palermo 2pw
Riga 1 daily
Valencia 3 pw
Venice TSF 3 pw
Increased routes
London STN 2 to 4 daily
Milan BGY 1 to 2 daily
Dublin 7 to 9 pw
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So the new cabin has been announced... It's an improvement, but not a huge one
I agree. It is less claustrophobic looking but those stripes look like they could trigger epilepsy or migraine.
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FR announced at ITB at Berlin that they will launch domestic flights in Germany soon - rumours: Berlin-Munich and Berlin-Cologne/Dusseldorf. Some years ago FR offered SXF-NRN, SXF-HHN and BRE-SXF.
Main domestic routes in Germany are HAM-MUC; TXL-MUC, HAM-FRA, TXL-FRA, TXL-DUS, TXL-CGN, HAM-STR, TXL-STR, DUS-MUC, CGN-MUC. There is quite a high competion with high speed trains.
Hanover would be a perfect base for FR as well. No real competition from 4U, no EZY, DY or W6 and just a few VY flights. With just a few based aircrafts they could be number one airline of this airport.
Stuttgart and Nuremberg would also be good options to compete directly vs 4U and AB to gain market share.
As of today I do not think FR will open bases at HAM, DUS, FRA and MUC. Smaller airports in Germany are always an option for bases but there is no competition with 4U, EZY, VY or DY and less business traveller.
Main domestic routes in Germany are HAM-MUC; TXL-MUC, HAM-FRA, TXL-FRA, TXL-DUS, TXL-CGN, HAM-STR, TXL-STR, DUS-MUC, CGN-MUC. There is quite a high competion with high speed trains.
Hanover would be a perfect base for FR as well. No real competition from 4U, no EZY, DY or W6 and just a few VY flights. With just a few based aircrafts they could be number one airline of this airport.
Stuttgart and Nuremberg would also be good options to compete directly vs 4U and AB to gain market share.
As of today I do not think FR will open bases at HAM, DUS, FRA and MUC. Smaller airports in Germany are always an option for bases but there is no competition with 4U, EZY, VY or DY and less business traveller.
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True or false? Rumours suggest that over the past week, during the ongoing strike of Norwegian Air Shuttle, its CEO Bjørn Kjos and Ryanair's O'Leary have talked a number of times. According to some sources, both mergers and acquisitions have been discussed.
Wouldn't a merger between the two companies work pretty well? O'Leary wants more aircraft, not many routes overlap, long distance routes are planned...
Wouldn't a merger between the two companies work pretty well? O'Leary wants more aircraft, not many routes overlap, long distance routes are planned...
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2 new a/c for Cologne.
7 new routes
New:
SXF 4xdaily
CPH daily
LPA 1xweekly
BGY 2xdaily
OPO 4xweekly
VLC 3xweekly
WMI daily
Increased:
STN from 14pw to 17pw
PMI from 3pw to 4 pw
CIA from 1 to 2xdaily
TFS from 2pw to 3pw
7 new routes
New:
SXF 4xdaily
CPH daily
LPA 1xweekly
BGY 2xdaily
OPO 4xweekly
VLC 3xweekly
WMI daily
Increased:
STN from 14pw to 17pw
PMI from 3pw to 4 pw
CIA from 1 to 2xdaily
TFS from 2pw to 3pw
