Carlisle-2

[Expressflight]

Originally Posted by WilliumMate

True. I really hope it works for CAX but the prospect of suffering a SEN - Liverpool St journey in the rush hour puts me right off the idea.

To ease the pain somewhat you can travel First Class for about £25.00.

[AirportPlanner1]

I also don’t get the obsession with Liverpool Street. Stratford is reached 10 mins quicker and has quick and easy connections to Docklands, Canary Wharf, Greenwich, Lewisham, London Bridge, Waterloo, Westminster, the City, West End, Hackney, Islington, Camden, Richmond...so pretty much anywhere in London you would want to go!

[CKT789]

Announcement today according to local news this morning.

[bigjim99]

And the winner is.......Loganair!

[SWBKCB]

Lake District Airport finds flying partner for first commercial flights | City A.M.

Remind me again why Loganair dropped the MME-ABZ flts?

[NorthSouth]

Eight flights a day!??? Surely can't be right

[Harry Wayfarers]

Originally Posted by NorthSouth

Eight flights a day!??? Surely can't be right

One rotation is two flights, 2 x SEN, 1 x BFS & 1 x DUB is 8 flights

[GAZMO]

Harry is it BFS or should it be BHD?

[tophat27dt]

Originally Posted by Harry Wayfarers

One rotation is two flights, 2 x SEN, 1 x BFS & 1 x DUB is 8 flights

Saab 340 I assume?

[AirportPlanner1]

The news link doesn’t work - embargoed?

Is the government regional route funding tied to the route or airline?

[lfc84]

it worked earlier

[tophat27dt]

Originally Posted by AirportPlanner1

The news link doesn’t work - embargoed?

Is the government regional route funding tied to the route or airline?

It's working ok now...or you can Google it.

[goldeneye]

Well flight pairings are now showing on Loganair's website, but not currently bookable.

[SWBKCB]

Is the government regional route funding tied to the route or airline?

Originally Posted by goldeneye

Well flight pairings are now showing on Loganair's website, but not currently bookable.

I thought it was the airline, so I was expecting "Stobart Air, operated by X"

[goldeneye]

Provisional times imply one aircraft operation.

Mon - Fri
CAX 06:50 SEN 08:15
SEN 08:45 CAX 10:05

CAX 10:45 BHD 11:35
BHD 12:05 CAX 12:50

CAX 13:40 DUB 14:55
DUB 15:25 CAX 16:40

CAX 17:20 SEN 18:45
SEN 19:15 CAX 20:35

Sat
CAX 11:35 SEN 13:00
SEN 13:30 CAX 14:50

Sun
CAX 08:00 DUB 09:15
DUB 09:45 CAX 11:00

CAX 11:35 SEN 13:00
SEN 13:30 CAX 14:50

CAX 15:25 BHD 16:15
BHD 16:45 CAX 17:30

CAX 18:00 SEN 19:25
SEN 19:55 CAX 21:15

[Expressflight]

Seat plan looks like Saab 340 to me.

[litefoot1]

Flights bookable. £45 one way from Carlisle to Dublin.

Carlisle to Belfast £40.

Carlisle to Southend £45.

[NorthSouth]

Originally Posted by goldeneye

Provisional times imply one aircraft operation.

Just out of interest, is that 8-sector schedule do-able with a single flight crew? Presume it must be because they must surely be basing a crew at Carlisle.

[Harry Wayfarers]

Originally Posted by NorthSouth

Just out of interest, is that 8-sector schedule do-able with a single flight crew? Presume it must be because they must surely be basing a crew at Carlisle.

Two crews per day with an average of 2 days off per week so a 2.5 or 3 crew operation

[Barling Magna]

It would be good if one of Loganair's D328s could operate the SEN service where speed versus the train seems an issue.