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Old 27th June 2013 | 15:25
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I believe BIH have the FOST Contract to run the Dauphins for the Navy that used to be based in Plymouth. They presumably moved to NQY when PLH closed so that they were still close to FOST operations (eg, Thursday wars) in the SW approaches.

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Old 27th June 2013 | 19:36
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Post Heliport for Plymouth

And here's a link to an article about Sir Peter's interest in Plymouth airport...

Plan to 'reopen' Plymouth City Airport with helicopters | Plymouth Herald
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Old 28th June 2013 | 02:24
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How many heliports does Plymouth need?

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Old 28th June 2013 | 08:07
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Good question! Staddon Heights seems to be fairly busy with several visiting helicopters most days.
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Old 28th June 2013 | 10:25
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For whoever asked, all BIH choppers including the FOST aircraft moved to a hangar at NQY when PLH closed.

Well all apart from those deployed to the Falklands.


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Old 1st July 2013 | 13:31
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Looks like Balkan holidays have quietly dropped this summers flights from Exeter to Bourgas

This happened a couple of years ago as well , noticed they have added Newquay as departure point for 2 flights next year but no Exeter
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Old 28th September 2013 | 09:14
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Flybe W13

Is EXT losing its based E195 because looking at the connections timetable it would suggest the Spanish routes are served on W pattern from SOU for the winter?

Will this mean EXT will only have 2 Q400s?
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Old 28th September 2013 | 11:18
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Thought the 190s were leaving the fleet ?


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Old 28th September 2013 | 12:50
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I believe it's losing it's 195 for the Winter. 4 are meant to be parked for the Winter, temporarily replaced by the 4 175s arriving over the winter. The 195s are due back for the Summer 2014, when the 4 175s due over the Winter will then replace Q400s.
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Old 28th September 2013 | 14:19
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I dont think all the E195s will leave, they were on 6 year leases I believe but deliveries were scattered. Not sure what Flybe's strategy is because they have openly said they want to take more advantage of leisure routes - and this is reconfirmed by the increase in sun routes for S13 and S14. Will there be any other jet replacement to allow these to continue? The E175s are much more limited on range are they not?
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Old 28th September 2013 | 14:19
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Also are the jets being parked in one location or are they scattered across the network as hot spares?
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Old 29th September 2013 | 18:56
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Will there be any routes from Exeter that are not sun routes or charter operations?? Surely there is demand for more routes within the UK and Ireland and new routes to countries such as Germany, Belgium, France, Austria, Denmark/Norway/Sweden??
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Old 29th September 2013 | 19:49
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Petey156 - not quite sure what you mean, there are a number of city/key business destinations in addition to sun routes available from Exeter.

Year round:
Amsterdam
Paris
Dublin
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Belfast
Manchester
Newcastle
Jersey
Guernsey

Summer:
Dusseldorf

Winter
Salzburg
Geneva

Those that are seasonal, are very difficult to operate year round with BRS up the road. However it would be nice to see some of them operate more frequently especially GVA and DUS

BRU has been tried and died an awful death. I think Rome or Milan would do quite well

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Old 29th September 2013 | 20:48
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There are also many more routes available via Paris, Amsterdam and Manchester with various interline and code share arrangements; Sydney, Bangkok, Abu Dhabi, Beijing, Singapore, Hong Kong, Delhi, Johannesburg, Copenhagen, Warsaw, Madrid etc my flight to Exeter from Sydney cost the same as flying to London but was certainly more convenient- Manchester Airport was a breeze in comparison to Heathrow.
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Old 1st October 2013 | 18:47
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flybe grenoble

just heard on heart radio add winter ski routes fro exeter to geneva, chambery, and grenoble new route, no salzburg on add. so grenoble new route.
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Old 1st October 2013 | 19:17
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just seems as though all new routes that are being announced are leisure routes or additional frequency on destinations already served.
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Old 13th October 2013 | 17:16
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Thomson are having a tinker about with there flights for next summer

Bodrum has been dropped and Dalaman has been moved into the Thursday slot instead of Friday and is now operated by Thomson based B738 instead of using the Onur Air A321 this year

Still no news on which airline is operating the new Crete service
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Old 4th December 2013 | 16:51
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Flybe to axe three routes from Exeter Airport | Exeter Express and Echo

Newcastle ends 28 March, seasonal Barcelona and Nice will not reappear for summer 2014
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Old 4th December 2013 | 22:29
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I hope somebody takes up the NCL flights...pax figures seemed to be on an upward trend.
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Old 14th December 2013 | 09:12
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Thomson / First choice holidays have released there winter 2014 / 15 programme and an extra service to Tenerife has been introduced on a Saturday taking the number of flights to 3 a week

Aegean Airlines is operating the new route to Crete next summer with Air Europa to Las Palmas and Nouvelair to Tunisia all on behalf of Thomson Holidays
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