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Old 2nd Jun 2016, 19:31
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AA via MIA would be popular for South American connections, which LHR is quite light on direct links to, although if EI start DUB-MIA next year as expected that could prevent it, Oneworld back scratching and all that. Who knows.
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Problem with AA is their punctuality especially the ORD and JFK which are frequently delayed by hours which means missed connections. With competition increasing they really need to sort that out. Perhaps the 787 on ORD will help.
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Problem with AA is their punctuality especially the ORD and JFK which are frequently delayed by hours which means missed connections. With competition increasing they really need to sort that out. Perhaps the 787 on ORD will help.
Or BA could help out by reducing the need for half a dozen JFK departures to Heathrow in a ninety minute period each evening !

Seriously the peak European departure window at JFK is something to behold - Knock effect delay of the Chicago if the flights are W over Manchester.
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Problem with AA is their punctuality especially the ORD and JFK which are frequently delayed by hours which means missed connections. With competition increasing they really need to sort that out. Perhaps the 787 on ORD will help.
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Yeah I know...it's nickname is the Dramaliner in my neck of the woods !
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Originally Posted by Logohu
Yeah I know...it's nickname is the Dramaliner in my neck of the woods !
Screamliner in ATC. I hear it's all fine now, so long as the toilets don't fail.
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Well I hope that AA have resolved their B787 issues if they are to make ORD work and introduce DFW...

Turning back to LAX, I think VS will dip their toe sooner rather than later. I understand that TCX are doing well, and the market seems to be solidifying.

I had hoped that ANZ would do a west coast-MAN route at some point. Think it was seriously considered at one point but rather like Thai lots of rumour and little actual movement.
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Old 2nd Jun 2016, 22:25
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I wanna be a MAN hub!

The MAN-USA hub showed its strength again today with 76 transfers joining the VS Las Vegas and 24 joining the Orlando. American and Delta had a few too.
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The MAN-USA hub showed its strength again today with 76 transfers joining the VS Las Vegas and 24 joining the Orlando.
flybe traffic?
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The MAN-USA hub showed its strength again today with 76 transfers joining the VS Las Vegas and 24 joining the Orlando. American and Delta had a few too.
With respect MAN has 100,000-200,000 transit passengers per month with years so not sure how it's showing it's strength unless there has been a year on year increase in transit...

AA JFK back to B752 for winter, DL/TCX impact?, presume ORD was a B752 last winter so no change?
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Old 3rd Jun 2016, 06:49
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Originally Posted by Skipness One Echo
flybe traffic?
Don't know exactly which transfers are being made, only the numbers on each flight, Flybe have a lot of MAN transfers but some of these are Flybe-Flybe. Quite a lot of transfer pax on Scandinavian flights and I suspect that many are linking with USA services at MAN.
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Old 3rd Jun 2016, 07:16
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Wasn't Miami operated in the winter to allow Brits to take cruises departing there?


With regard to transfer pax, it does seem that these newer flights are doing well. Would be interesting to see if transfers are increasing. Surely they are?!?
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Old 3rd Jun 2016, 07:38
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Originally Posted by j636

AA JFK back to B752 for winter, DL/TCX impact?, presume ORD was a B752 last winter so no change?
LAX_LHR will know more, but my understanding was that AA and UA were going all widebody from MAN as of around now.
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MAN has been widebody for quite a while now

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MAN has been widebody for quite a while now

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Hi Ian

I thought these routes (previously at least) reverted back to B757 during the winter months?
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Old 3rd Jun 2016, 08:31
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They did initially but reverted back to B767 much earlier this year especially JFK and
infact ORD did not run for about 3 months because of the problems they had with B757
on that route.
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Thanks. Is ORD now year round with the B788? I suppose they might have a short period of downtime but generally that would be great.
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Originally Posted by Dobbo_Dobbo
Thanks. Is ORD now year round with the B788? I suppose they might have a short period of downtime but generally that would be great.
I'm not sure, I'm booked with AA to fly to ORD in October and it's saying its being operated by a 763, not best pleased at the moment as I was hoping it would be on a 788 by then.
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No summer only reverts back to B767 in September from memory


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Hi Everyone - long time viewer but new poster here.

On the subject of Flybe - Flybe transfers at MAN, I recently had this dubious pleasure when travelling AMS-MAN-IOM. So off the flight from AMS and following the signs we end up in a small, deserted transfer lounge where we have to wait for a bus. After 10 minutes wait we notice a sign saying that we have to pick up a telephone and call for a bus. After another 10 minutes the bus arrives and takes us to a dedicated security area.

It would have been faster simply to exit at the main border control and re-enter through the main security area. And the bus driver admitted as much.

Anyway, despite remaining air-side the whole time we are subject to a further - very rigorous - security check. I happen to mention to the chap giving me the rub down that we'd been searched at Amsterdam not 90 minutes earlier. "Humph", he said, "but we do things properly here".

Implying that in Amsterdam they don't?
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