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Old 5th Mar 2019, 15:55
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Surely the obvious narrow body long haul airport is the boutique establishment on the hill...
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Old 5th Mar 2019, 16:06
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I’d put money on it going to Stansted. All this talk on Anet about LHR just doesn’t seem logistical with slots or narrowbodies IMHO just wont make a profit.
Jetblue have been arguing for access on the basis of the Delta/VS and BA/AA alliance having anti competitive holdings at LHR and AMS. They are arguing for remedy slots to open the market to new competition - similar to how Flybe now operate to EDI and ABZ using BA slots.
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Old 5th Mar 2019, 16:13
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https://www.mazars.co.uk/Home/Servic...irlines-Iberia

Posted on Airliners but this seems to imply slots for 2019 could be up for grabs for LHR-NYC.
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The actual article within doesn’t specify a London airport. It says the airline can apply for ‘any of their choosing’ between Gatwick and Heathrow.
It’s only the Anetters who have assumed that Heathrow is the most likely option.
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dc9-32 I did say US flights which I think you will find is correct
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Old 6th Mar 2019, 08:59
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It’s possible Jetblue’s flights will be configured only for business class “MINT”.
if this is the case, JetBlue could dramatically undercut the current offering.

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Old 6th Mar 2019, 12:56
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As a non-EU airline I don’t think B6 could take more than 49% of TCX.
Well, we're not really sure what the rules will be for UK airlines after 29 March. Perhaps they'll be a free-for-all like the train operating companies.

If Jet Blue are just shopping for an AOC then Thomas Cook looks like a decent choice.
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Old 6th Mar 2019, 13:16
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Well, we're not really sure what the rules will be for UK airlines after 29 March. Perhaps they'll be a free-for-all like the train operating companies.
Doesn't the recently agreed US-UK bilateral include ownership restrictions?
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Old 6th Mar 2019, 13:33
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Originally Posted by El Bunto
If Jet Blue are just shopping for an AOC then Thomas Cook looks like a decent choice.
But they have a perfectly good (US) AOC, which will do nicely for US-UK & US-EU service. Why would they need another?
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Putting all of the Brexit stuff aside, TCX could be a good fit for B6 for their strength in UK point of sale, and focus on vacation/leisure destinations, particularly in the Caribbean. The B6 CEO is an ex-BA exec, so I am sure he knows TCX and UK markets very well. We'll find out April 10th...
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Has anyone heard anymore on the announcement due next week ?
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Seems Virgin/Delta are launching LGW to JFK and Boston next Summer..... announced today. Wonder if this will cause JetBlue to re-think any of their plans? Will certainly put pressure on Norwegian on those routes.
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If JetBlue really are to launch London as expected next Wednesday (save the date), then there really are only two contenders left now; Heathrow (good luck getting those slots) or Stansted.

Watch this space...
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Old 4th Apr 2019, 21:56
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Originally Posted by Flyby1206
Putting all of the Brexit stuff aside, TCX could be a good fit for B6 for their strength in UK point of sale, and focus on vacation/leisure destinations, particularly in the Caribbean. The B6 CEO is an ex-BA exec, so I am sure he knows TCX and UK markets very well. We'll find out April 10th...
JetBlue have a better hard product if you ask me than TCX
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Old 5th Apr 2019, 00:44
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Originally Posted by FFHKG
Seems Virgin/Delta are launching LGW to JFK and Boston next Summer..... announced today. Wonder if this will cause JetBlue to re-think any of their plans? Will certainly put pressure on Norwegian on those routes.
Unless they are persuaded to operate out of Stansted? I know the airport was recently trying to get more long haul operators to operate from there? JetBlue would fit the bill too being a ''low cost'' carrier.
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Old 7th Apr 2019, 09:44
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Simon Calder ( independent ) Reporting the London Airport will be Gatwick.
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Old 7th Apr 2019, 11:17
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Originally Posted by daz211
Simon Calder ( independent ) Reporting the London Airport will be Gatwick.
He is just assuming it will be Gatwick based on his logic, although it probably will be. Bye bye Norwegian.
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Old 7th Apr 2019, 11:25
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Originally Posted by daz211
Simon Calder ( independent ) Reporting the London Airport will be Gatwick.
He’s only putting 2 + 2 together and making 5.

He has had no more reason to know than you and I... He could of course be right but any one of us could be at this stage.

Wednesday isn’t too far off now.
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Old 7th Apr 2019, 15:19
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Originally Posted by _aax1
He is just assuming it will be Gatwick based on his logic, although it probably will be. Bye bye Norwegian.
Under what logic "bye bye Norwegian"? Nobody in Europe has heard of jetblue. BA already compete with Norwegian on JFK, with similar fares and service levels.
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Old 7th Apr 2019, 15:57
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Originally Posted by Vokes55
Under what logic "bye bye Norwegian"? Nobody in Europe has heard of jetblue. BA already compete with Norwegian on JFK, with similar fares and service levels.
I beg to differ, here in the UK ���� we know who JetBlue are, just like we know who southwest and America are.
There is also rumours of the aircraft being fitted out in the full mint interior, so could be more like a Silverjet, Eos or Maxjet setup.
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