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This assumes it has been dropped, but patterns would dictate that this is the case, they’ve done it countless times this way before.
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In all probability the FAO-MME wasn’t a goldmine, but nor was it a poor performer. Probably just a bog standard route that is disposable as it’s a non-base destination next door to two bases. Like I say, what is the strategic significance of Teesside to the Ryanair network?
This assumes it has been dropped, but patterns would dictate that this is the case, they’ve done it countless times this way before.
This assumes it has been dropped, but patterns would dictate that this is the case, they’ve done it countless times this way before.
Summer load factors were between 88% up to 97%, so bums were on seats but will likely be a casualty of the fees dispute.
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If it helps with the answer, Faro is still on the drop down menu - there is just nothing for sale. I also believe the airport are hoping that it is just a timing issue.
As for new routes…..all quiet.
As things stand, and hopefully this changes, 2024 will be down on this year based on what is available to buy today.
(Note consumer demand is slowing as is evidenced by Jet2’s narrative about forward bookings in their results release….so likely a difficult period coming up for airlines and their fare paying passengers).
As for new routes…..all quiet.
As things stand, and hopefully this changes, 2024 will be down on this year based on what is available to buy today.
(Note consumer demand is slowing as is evidenced by Jet2’s narrative about forward bookings in their results release….so likely a difficult period coming up for airlines and their fare paying passengers).
Unless operational through Edinburgh!
Interesting times for all marginal..and non marginal airports.
Off topic..but connected..friend of mines mortgage just nicely jumped £425 per month..he was planning a holiday..not now!
Wonder if this is repeated x a couple of million people how it will affect travel?
Interesting times for all marginal..and non marginal airports.
Off topic..but connected..friend of mines mortgage just nicely jumped £425 per month..he was planning a holiday..not now!
Wonder if this is repeated x a couple of million people how it will affect travel?
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Last year Teesside Financial Accounts were published on Companies House on 14th December.
Next TVCA Cabinet meeting is 15th December. So would expect some snippets of info on airport in the Mayors Update.
First Quarter budget report Investment Plan Projects from September meeting show airport financial year budget 2022-23 £15.3m, 2023-24 £17.6m then zero budgeted in years following. These figures are revised up and down each quarter, so don't read too much into these figures. But may be case of when more funding pots open up for certain investment projects, then we could see funding budgeted if more projects get put forward in the future.
On some aviation news sites saying Ryanair pulling some based aircraft out of Portugal due to airport operators hiking up fees n taxes. Same in Germany pulling aircraft out of Germany. Ryanair are also short on new aircraft deliveries which are running massively behind schedule, so in turn is having scheduling effects on expansion plans across the company, since they won't know what they have to play with. But if they are set to pull aircraft out of Germany & Portugal it could be a case of where these aircraft will be dispersed to and what options these aircraft will open up. So could it be that possibility of loosing large amount of traffic with various operators that airport owners/ authorities in both countries see a bit of a climb down and see aircraft remain there and not be pulled thus scheduling can be returned. So just a case of watch this space as things can change rapidly in the aviation industry.
Passengers have voted Teesside International Airport as the Best UK Airport for Leisure Travel at the country’s biggest travel awards. The airport picked up the gong at the British Travel Awards – the largest survey of consumer opinion on everything to do with leisure travel. The awards cover the whole holiday sector, with travel companies, cruise lines, travel agents, hotel brands, airlines and airports all in the running.
The majority of the flights for next year’s summer season are now on sale, with Ryanair offering services to Faro in Portugal, Majorca and Corfu alongside a three-times weekly year-round Alicante service
https://www.teessideinternational.co...travel-awards/
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However, I do think the chances of new routes coming on line for next year are ebbing away now.
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Southend is in the drop down and that base closed years ago
Cardiff to Belfast is in the drop down and that finished in the summer
Regarding Faro as previously discussed many UK airports still not featured for summer
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Cardiff to Belfast is in the drop down and that finished in the summer
Regarding Faro as previously discussed many UK airports still not featured for summer
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“They are still awaiting a decision on Darlington Borough Council planning website”
The Mayor made a big announcement stating that Planing Approval had been granted and we were getting 5 new hangar's and 250 new jobs. Sadly that wasn’t quite true as the scheme received only outline approval subject to numerous stringent conditions to be fulfilled by September but no further submissions were made. The Mayor stopped mentioning the Village shortly after his announcement and ignores all questions about it so I think most worked out quite soon that the project was dead, if it was ever alive.
Stockton Council are “minded to approve” the two hangers beside the station although the Mayor has again reported that approval has been granted. It’s pretty obvious who the tenants will be if they are built.
The Mayor made a big announcement stating that Planing Approval had been granted and we were getting 5 new hangar's and 250 new jobs. Sadly that wasn’t quite true as the scheme received only outline approval subject to numerous stringent conditions to be fulfilled by September but no further submissions were made. The Mayor stopped mentioning the Village shortly after his announcement and ignores all questions about it so I think most worked out quite soon that the project was dead, if it was ever alive.
Stockton Council are “minded to approve” the two hangers beside the station although the Mayor has again reported that approval has been granted. It’s pretty obvious who the tenants will be if they are built.
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“They are still awaiting a decision on Darlington Borough Council planning website”
The Mayor made a big announcement stating that Planing Approval had been granted and we were getting 5 new hangar's and 250 new jobs. Sadly that wasn’t quite true as the scheme received only outline approval subject to numerous stringent conditions to be fulfilled by September but no further submissions were made. The Mayor stopped mentioning the Village shortly after his announcement and ignores all questions about it so I think most worked out quite soon that the project was dead, if it was ever alive.
Stockton Council are “minded to approve” the two hangers beside the station although the Mayor has again reported that approval has been granted. It’s pretty obvious who the tenants will be if they are built.
The Mayor made a big announcement stating that Planing Approval had been granted and we were getting 5 new hangar's and 250 new jobs. Sadly that wasn’t quite true as the scheme received only outline approval subject to numerous stringent conditions to be fulfilled by September but no further submissions were made. The Mayor stopped mentioning the Village shortly after his announcement and ignores all questions about it so I think most worked out quite soon that the project was dead, if it was ever alive.
Stockton Council are “minded to approve” the two hangers beside the station although the Mayor has again reported that approval has been granted. It’s pretty obvious who the tenants will be if they are built.
I have just spotted another whopper,
Its not an expansion just a change of route from Antalya.
TUI has also expanded its offering from Teesside this year, with twice-weekly flights to Majorca and it will also introduce flights to Dalaman, Turkey in 2024.
A few whoppers abound..thanks to the vibrant world of Facebook!
However..passengers, freight and general airfield activity has increased year on year thanks to the massive investment..no denying that.
Question is..when that funding/investment slows or drys up ..what happens then?
However..passengers, freight and general airfield activity has increased year on year thanks to the massive investment..no denying that.
Question is..when that funding/investment slows or drys up ..what happens then?