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Yet RYR are expanding in Bulgaria, OK not in Sofia, perhaps it is just the UK market which has gone soft.
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I think this is probably just the beginning.
I know next summers schedule from DSA is nowhere near as busy as it usually is. I think Wizz will start to withdraw from the regional airports and focus on Luton from the UK.
I know next summers schedule from DSA is nowhere near as busy as it usually is. I think Wizz will start to withdraw from the regional airports and focus on Luton from the UK.
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Just wondering who will be doing the work of all the immigrants that will no longer be flying into Doncaster. Certainly not the fat unemployed Brits drinking cheap lager all day, who would no more go picking vegetables than give up smoking.
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I wonder if darren1, Rupert369 and harbour cotter would like to comment on your views of the British. I bet they will say not a word.
Ignoring the trolling, access to labour is the single biggest Brexit concern of UK agriculture. Starting to bite due to the current level of the pound. Bound to impact Wizz and others.
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Luton is two and a half hours away from Luton so it is not the end of the world and even closer if they are traveling to the south of Doncaster.
I wonder if darren1, Rupert369 and harbour cotter would like to comment on your views of the British. I bet they will say not a word.
I wonder if darren1, Rupert369 and harbour cotter would like to comment on your views of the British. I bet they will say not a word.
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Alas the British work shy are too well looked after by the taxpayer.
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Yet RYR are expanding in Bulgaria, OK not in Sofia, perhaps it is just the UK market which has gone soft.
Ryanair launches Bourgas base in S18 :: Routesonline
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Kutaisi base will get a 2nd A320 next summer
https://wizzair.com/en-gb/informatio...y-in-georgia#/
https://wizzair.com/en-gb/informatio...y-in-georgia#/
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Does anyone know what the motivation is behind the new UK company?
A precautionary move in the face of Brexit so they can continue to operate from the UK to countries all over central and eastern Europe, rather than just Hungary?
Or could they be looking to expand from the UK to destinations outside their core market?
Any knowledge or simply educated theories welcome, thanks.
A precautionary move in the face of Brexit so they can continue to operate from the UK to countries all over central and eastern Europe, rather than just Hungary?
Or could they be looking to expand from the UK to destinations outside their core market?
Any knowledge or simply educated theories welcome, thanks.
