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Old 30th Oct 2019, 05:28
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Very nice rare shots of TEJ - Thanks - XOL was also on from air Holland IIRC?
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Old 30th Oct 2019, 08:25
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Originally Posted by rog747
Very nice rare shots of TEJ - Thanks - XOL was also on from air Holland IIRC?
https://www.planelogger.com/Aircraft.../G-BXOL/530404
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G-CPEV wfu

Looks like G-CPEV is currently flying MAN-DGX to join G-OOBG.
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Old 1st Nov 2019, 13:44
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Originally Posted by ROC10
Looks like G-CPEV is currently flying MAN-DGX to join G-OOBG.
The aircraft left MAN this morning and circled repeatedly over CWL at 8,000 feet for over 2.5 hours. It then looked to descend and begin an approach to DGX but FR24 data ends before landing (the same happened with OOBG and therefore FR24 doesn’t show it as having landed or being on the ground at DGX).
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Further to the above, G-OOBG has now left DGX. Showing on FR24 as operating CWL-N/A under TOM928P.
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Old 2nd Nov 2019, 14:05
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Jethros has G-BYAW due to be wfu on 4 Nov.

If true, that will be three gone in relatively quick succession.

They also have info on the new 789s, to quote:

G-TUIN - Due BHX 14 Nov 19
G-TUIO - Due BHX 20 Nov 19
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Old 2nd Nov 2019, 21:28
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The B757s are planned to be gone by the 2021 summer season.
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Old 2nd Nov 2019, 22:49
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Luton said farewell to its last based 757 this week
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Old 2nd Nov 2019, 23:39
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Originally Posted by Falcon666
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zuvWLlAupwY

Luton said farewell to its last based 757 this week
Well LTN must know that they aren’t getting a 757 next year. It’s been rumoured it will be the last year LTN will have a based aircraft from TUI (not sure how accurate this) and looks like it’ll be a 738.

Assuming BYAW goes and all others stay until next summer, there will be 9 left. If the MAX is back then more may leave before/during S20.
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Old 3rd Nov 2019, 11:04
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Originally Posted by Falcon666
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Luton said farewell to its last based 757 this week
Nice. Though if they've gone to the effort they should have shown some of the old Monarch and Britannia LTN 757 footage and hangers. As I think they were even delivered from Boeing direct to LTN.
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Old 3rd Nov 2019, 11:28
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Originally Posted by Refuellerman
Yes not everyone is a teacher, obviously we aren't all up to you're a* grammar, who cares?🤣
Yeah, right, who cares. What an attitude
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Wonder if the rumours of TUI dumping Sanford for Melbourne Florida are true...
Not exactly an improvement on the already low step of the 'luxury' ladder which is SFB...
Suppose you just want to get in and out.
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Old 4th Nov 2019, 20:00
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Originally Posted by VickersVicount
Wonder if the rumours of TUI dumping Sanford for Melbourne Florida are true...
Not exactly an improvement on the already low step of the 'luxury' ladder which is SFB...
Suppose you just want to get in and out.
They'll shift there in 2022 I believe.
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Originally Posted by VickersVicount
Wonder if the rumours of TUI dumping Sanford for Melbourne Florida are true...
Not exactly an improvement on the already low step of the 'luxury' ladder which is SFB...
Suppose you just want to get in and out.
It would certainly be closer for the cruise programme sailing out of Port Canaveral in Summer 2021 on the Discovery.
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Old 4th Nov 2019, 20:01
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Originally Posted by VickersVicount
Wonder if the rumours of TUI dumping Sanford for Melbourne Florida are true...
Not exactly an improvement on the already low step of the 'luxury' ladder which is SFB...
Suppose you just want to get in and out.
Yes, it has been confirmed by TUI - starting 2022.

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Originally Posted by toledoashley
Yes, it has been confirmed by TUI - starting 2022.

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Old 5th Nov 2019, 08:43
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Originally Posted by sinbad73
Bad move for passengers who want to go to the Orlando Theme Park area. Sanford was bad enough. It is clearly being done for the cruise passengers

A shot in the arm for Virgin who fly to Orlando International. Thomas Cook moved to Orlando International a number of years ago from Sanford.....
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Melbourne is probably easier than Sanford and it certainly better for cruise market
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A quick check on Google Maps shows only a 19 minute increase:

Sanford to Kissimmee = 55 mins
Melbourne to Kissimmee = 1hr 14 mins

Blimey, if you've done a 9hr flight an extra 20 minutes won't make any difference. And by the sounds of it the arrival experience will be quite pleasant, according to the press statement all TUI customers will be welcomed "with a glass of fresh Florida orange juice"!
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