Exeter

[Markushillman]

Originally Posted by fanrailuk

Tui adds 345,000 seats to summer 2025 programme

EXT to gain a second based TUI

“The airport gains a new route to Ibiza, plus year-round flying to Tenerife and Lanzarote. Antalya, Heraklion, Paphos and Rhodes will now operate twice a week, giving Exeter passengers the opportunity to book 10- and 11-night holidays.”

Brilliant news for Exeter and getting a second based aircraft, additional 80,000 seats will be most welcome

[SWBKCB]

Rigby on a roll!

[Markushillman]

Originally Posted by SWBKCB

Rigby on a roll!

Exactly my thoughts

[rog747]

Great news, I was only saying on the BOH thread a couple of days ago that:
''Locally, EXT Exeter Airport is weak, with only TUI offering 'mirror image Packages' flying from there, with only one based 737 with no planned growth expected (TUI at EXT was to have increased to two aircraft pre-Pandemic). Exeter are possibly at their lowest point in decades in offering Package Holidays.''

So TUI will now have 2 planes each based at EXT and BOH for S25.
That's more like it.

[Markushillman]

Originally Posted by rog747

Great news, I was only saying on the BOH thread a couple of days ago that:
''Locally, EXT Exeter Airport is weak, with only TUI offering 'mirror image Packages' flying from there, with only one based 737 with no planned growth expected (TUI at EXT was to have increased to two aircraft pre-Pandemic). Exeter are possibly at their lowest point in decades in offering Package Holidays.''

So TUI will now have 2 planes each based at EXT and BOH for S25.
That's more like it.

The Rigby group/RCA have done a brilliant job at all 3 of there main airports EXT, BOU and NWI in pursuing growth in some form over recent times and onwards into the future as seen for 2025. whilst continuing to make a profit for their aviation division. Fantastic stuff