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Old 12th Apr 2019, 18:00
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March 2019 statistics are now available on the airport website. Total Pax 341,115 against 343,953 (March 2018)......only category up is Domestic...IT, International and Other all down.
That's nearly 20,000 passengers down on a rolling period**, while other UK airports are showing steady growth.

Was there not a new Business/Route Development Manager employed by the airport to expand growth approx. 9 - 12 months ago?

** slide started September last year, with a slight pick up in October, then steady decline month on month since.

2017's Figures (No longer shown on Airports Statistics page) were: September: 585,498; October: 504,979; November: 305,444, and December: 302,976

https://www.newcastleairport.com/abo...er-statistics/

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Old 12th Apr 2019, 18:18
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I'm surprised Domestic as up cos in Jan and Feb the drop on LHR dwarfed any other changes in the monthly stats. As to comparisons with the growth of other airports, just look at regional growth figures - the north east was the second lowest in England in 2018.
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Old 12th Apr 2019, 20:28
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Originally Posted by Jamesair
March 2019 statistics are now available on the airport website. Total Pax 341,115 against 343,953 (March 2018)......only category up is Domestic...IT, International and Other all down.
This will have been impacted by Easter being earlier in 2018 (Good Friday and Easter Saturday were in March last year). Surprised domestic is up after a big fall in February, presumably BA must be compensating with the loss of a daily flight with bigger planes.
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Old 12th Apr 2019, 20:55
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Domestic was severely affected everywhere in 2018 by the Beast from the East.
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Old 16th Apr 2019, 10:17
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TUI introduce a weekly Agadir for S20
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Old 16th Apr 2019, 10:46
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TUI have also increased Rhodes from 2 to 3 wekly for S20
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Old 16th Apr 2019, 15:35
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Originally Posted by VentureGo

** slide started September last year, with a slight pick up in October, then steady decline month on month since.

2017's Figures (No longer shown on Airports Statistics page) were: September: 585,498; October: 504,979; November: 305,444, and December: 302,976
Does this not happen every year as the summer season flights start ending around about Oct.
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Old 16th Apr 2019, 19:18
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Originally Posted by MATELO
Does this not happen every year as the summer season flights start ending around about Oct.
You've not read the post correctly...
Decline is in terms of comparison to exact same month of previous year as indicated by figures given for September - December 2017 vs 2018, Only exception is a small blip (Increase) in October 2018 vs. October 2017. Hence rolling decline on full 12 month + period is just shy of - 20,000 pax.
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Old 16th Apr 2019, 22:34
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The figures will take another hit this year with the reduction of the EK service to Dubai as of today from 7 to 4 weekly until May 30th ..
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unless they run full during the 4 day ops ?!
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Old 18th Apr 2019, 11:48
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TUI 3rd time lucky lets see if AGA gets off the ground next summer....

These extra flights what have we lost or we close to a 4th based aircraft now?
I see that BRS is getting a 787-8 based all week and is doing short haul routes when not flying long haul.
I wonder if this could happen at NCL soon also
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Old 19th Apr 2019, 17:09
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Ryanair new routes?

Just seen on the Ryanair booking engine on Ryanair.com that 3 new destinations have been added:

- Cork
- Shannon
- Toulouse

If these routes are coming I'd say starting Winter 2019 (for TLS base opening)

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Old 19th Apr 2019, 17:38
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I am guessing its Rugby related.
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Rugby

Originally Posted by NorthEasterner
Just seen on the Ryanair booking engine on Ryanair.com that 3 new destinations have been added:

- Cork
- Shannon
- Toulouse

If these routes are coming I'd say starting Winter 2019 (for TLS base opening)

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As the previous posts suggests it will be rugby and 10th and 11th May are the dates for both the European finals in Newcastle.

Toulouse is more of hope than definite as they are away at Leinster this weekend but the Challenge Cup Final could be all French with La Rochelle and Clermont at home and favourites against Sale and Harlequins respectively.

BHX has had around 8 or 9 extra flights from Cork and Shannon for the Saracens v Munster semi at the Ricoh in Coventry tomorrow so definitely be good for Newcastle to hope the Irish but on a good show against Sarries tomorrow

For Newcastle to gain a decent amount of extra pax for the final I suggest Munster will be the key, as I think they took 11000 fans to Edinburgh in the quarters. As for the other one Toulouse haven't been in the main final for a few years and might bring a few over but and of course Leinster if they win will ensure several flights but I am not sure if many Clermont or La Rochelle fans will travel for what is the football equivalent to the Europa League final.

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Old 20th Apr 2019, 21:07
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May 10

Originally Posted by OltonPete
As the previous posts suggests it will be rugby and 10th and 11th May are the dates for both the European finals in Newcastle.

Toulouse is more of hope than definite as they are away at Leinster this weekend but the Challenge Cup Final could be all French with La Rochelle and Clermont at home and favourites against Sale and Harlequins respectively.

BHX has had around 8 or 9 extra flights from Cork and Shannon for the Saracens v Munster semi at the Ricoh in Coventry tomorrow so definitely be good for Newcastle to hope the Irish but on a good show against Sarries tomorrow

For Newcastle to gain a decent amount of extra pax for the final I suggest Munster will be the key, as I think they took 11000 fans to Edinburgh in the quarters. As for the other one Toulouse haven't been in the main final for a few years and might bring a few over but and of course Leinster if they win will ensure several flights but I am not sure if many Clermont or La Rochelle fans will travel for what is the football equivalent to the Europa League final.

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Should be fairly good news for the airport in respect of the challenge cup final as results were as expected albeit closer than predicted - it is a Clermont v La Rochelle and it is the latters first major European final but not sure how many will travel but both games today were packed out with a very atmospheric/passionate feel.

11 May Final - Not so good news as Saracens won.

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Hopefully, we shall have a good charter programme for the Rugby Finals 10/11th May. Leinster's win today gets us a good Irish contingent, two French teams and Saracens ( maybe a couple from Stansted./Luton)
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Today's BY1211 from Alicante operated by Manchester based 757 Reg: G-OOBB, returning to ALC as BY1210, I guess on a "W" pattern, originally planned as 737 Max8 (as is also planned to operate as MAX 8 next week according to FR24 - so likely similar substitution will take place until MAX issue is resolved.
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Old 23rd Apr 2019, 13:25
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Originally Posted by VentureGo
Today's BY1211 from Alicante operated by Manchester based 757 Reg: G-OOBB, returning to ALC as BY1210, I guess on a "W" pattern, originally planned as 737 Max8 (as is also planned to operate as MAX 8 next week according to FR24 - so likely similar substitution will take place until MAX issue is resolved.
The Tuesday TUI ALC has been a W for about 4 weeks now , its noemally a 738 but today was 757
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Originally Posted by Albert Hall
it looks like they are feeling brave. They've requested slots at NCL for a second based ER3 this summer to operate Aberdeen three a day and Bergen and Oslo on what looks like alternate days. A pretty decisive step if it all happens as planned, particularly with a decent schedule on Aberdeen.
The above posted on 12th March re. Loganair expansion at Newcastle.
Nothing showing as yet on timetables.
Is there any further news on LM expansion from Newcastle to ABZ,BGO or OSL etc...
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Old 27th Apr 2019, 16:30
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TUI seem to have 2 flights to Barbados scheduled for tomorrow (Sunday) TOM 854 at 1115 and TOM 090 at 1400
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