Inverness - 2

[MARKEYD]

Fly lolo are operating to Palma in October, 2 flights are scheduled in using Albastar B 738

[LGWAlan]

Believe that one when it lands!

[rog747]

Maybe Lolo has bought some seats in for F/O sales?

INV says -
just announced three new autumn flights from Inverness to Mallorca with tour operator JetsGo.
The return flights will fly direct from the Highland capital to Palma on the Balearic sunshine island on October 12th, 19th and 26th. A selection of flight only and package deals are available.
Package holidays are available now from £399 per person over the October break

[LTNman]

Compared to this part of Scotland Mallorca would seem like a tropical paradise in October but the reality is that Mallorca will be out of season and somewhat on the cool side for us southerners.

[mullac30]

Has anyone heard any news of the new train station since it was awarded planning permission last year?

[FFHKG]

LTN man
Check your facts before suggesting things can be chilly anywhere outside of the South East
.... London high forecast tomorrow 12C, Inverness forecast high tomorrow 12C

[Richard Taylor]

The Highlands often does actually get the warmest temps in summer. I think they hit 30 degs a few times last summer.

[tophat27dt]

Any gossip up there concerning Loganair to operate Inverness to London-Southend ?

[LTNman]

Doubt they could complete with easyjet and their fare structure to LTN and LGW as Loganair is not a low cost airline.

[scr1]

not heard anything

[compton3bravo]

Majorca is not out of season in October LTNman I can assure you. I hav been there in early November and the weather's very pleasant thank you. There are plenty of places to see etc other than sitting on a beach. It is a very beautiful island away from some of the renowned beach resorts.

[rpmac]

I would agree having lived there for several years. October is one of the nicest months and the tourist trade is still going moderately strong. November sees things winding down a bit and the weather generally is still lovely. December though, it does change cold wet on many occasions, even snow!

[Asturias56]

A lot of the tourist trade switches off end October and you can get cold windy rainy days been t October is normally cool for Spain
in but beautiful

[4eyed anorak]

KLM increases Inverness flights from July 2019

By Jim LiuPosted 8 April 2019 07:00

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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines in the second quarter of 2019 is increasing service on Amsterdam – Inverness route, where the airline scheduled 3rd daily rotation from 08JUL19, excluding Saturdays.

The following schedule is effective for the week of 12AUG19 only.

KL923 AMS0930 – 1010INV 73W 6
KL923 AMS1045 – 1125INV 73W x67
KL925 AMS1425 – 1505INV E90 7
KL925 AMS1555 – 1635INV E90 5
KL925 AMS1605 – 1645INV E90 x57
KL931 AMS2135 – 2215INV E90 x6
KL931 AMS2135 – 2215INV E75 6

KL922 INV0625 – 0900AMS E90 x57
KL922 INV0625 – 0900AMS E75 7
KL924 INV1055 – 1330AMS 73W 6
KL924 INV1210 – 1445AMS 73W x67
KL926 INV1550 – 1825AMS E90 7
KL926 INV1715 – 1950AMS E90 x7
Regards 4ea

[virginblue]

Who would have thought...

[Red Four]

The "Glorious Twelfth" I guess.

[mullac30]

Seems like this will be the year where INV breaks the 1 million pax barrier. With the way things are going at ABZ it seems somewhat possible in the long-term future that INV could overtake ABZ in terms of yearly pax.

[BAladdy]

According to news on the routesonline website, Corendon Dutch Airlines on 08APR19 added a weekly scheduled charter service from INV to AMS. The article states that the flights are being operated by a Boeing 737-800

CND4570 AMS0940 – 1010INV 738 1
CND4578 INV1130 – 1400AMS 738 1

https://www.routesonline.com/news/38...om-april-2019/

[mullac30]

Originally Posted by BAladdy

According to news on the routesonline website, Corendon Dutch Airlines on 08APR19 added a weekly scheduled charter service from INV to AMS. The article states that the flights are being operated by a Boeing 737-800

CND4570 AMS0940 – 1010INV 738 1
CND4578 INV1130 – 1400AMS 738 1

https://www.routesonline.com/news/38...om-april-2019/

They have nothing to do with KL, according to their booking system. I wonder why there's a charter when whoever needs it could just book some seats on the existing KL route?

[PDXCWL45]

Originally Posted by mullac30

They have nothing to do with KL, according to their booking system. I wonder why there's a charter when whoever needs it could just book some seats on the existing KL route?

maybe because the tour operators have negotiated a better deal with Corendon. Also KL will want to keep the seats to feed it's AMS hub.