Crotone
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Crotone
Game over from 01 November 2016
Italian regulator ENAC to effectively end all flights following airport bankruptcy
For those not familiar, it's an airport in the deep south of Italy that has domestic flights with Ryanair. Presumably there isn't enough traffic to sustain Crotone along with Lamezia and Reggio
Italian regulator ENAC to effectively end all flights following airport bankruptcy
For those not familiar, it's an airport in the deep south of Italy that has domestic flights with Ryanair. Presumably there isn't enough traffic to sustain Crotone along with Lamezia and Reggio
Last edited by davidjohnson6; 27th Oct 2016 at 00:08.
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Back from the dead + FlyServus
It seems that not only will Crotone reopen but FlyServus / Common Sky Austria will start routes in January including a route to Luton
I'm tempted to wait until the first flight takes place and then buy a one way ticket from London to Crotone, and a ticket on a much more established airline to get me back home again !
Anyone know much about either Crotone's reopening or the airline lined up to open a base in a rather remote Italian town with little business travel in the middle of winter ?
I'm tempted to wait until the first flight takes place and then buy a one way ticket from London to Crotone, and a ticket on a much more established airline to get me back home again !
Anyone know much about either Crotone's reopening or the airline lined up to open a base in a rather remote Italian town with little business travel in the middle of winter ?
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FlyServus has delayed start of operations to 26-March-2018. Apparently in 30 days of marketing, just 47 tickets were sold
https://www.crotonenews.com/aeroport...arzo-prossimo/
https://www.crotonenews.com/aeroport...arzo-prossimo/
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Either very brave, or very stupid, to admit your airline just isn't popular. Couldn't they have used some generic phrase, such as "Marketing issues" or "technical difficulties".
If people didn't go before, i'd be surprised if they do now
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So based on the fact they’ve sold 47 tickets in 30 days, with 84 days to go until they launch the route, they should sell another 132 tickets based on the above.
Sounds like a total success 🙄
Sounds like a total success 🙄
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Crotone airport have now decided to ask Ryanair if they could possibly come back and fly a few routes from Crotone. I imagine Ryanair can pretty much name their price when it comes to airport fees and marketing support.
The FlyServus website currently lists zero destinations which suggests flights may not start on 26-Mar-2018 after all...
The FlyServus website currently lists zero destinations which suggests flights may not start on 26-Mar-2018 after all...