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I should have read your post before I posted mine.
So it's definitely confirmed then that Bamboo Airways are to fully relocate to London Gatwick?
Good news for London Gatwick if that's the case although I've not personally seen or read anything regarding this even on Bamboo Airways or London Gatwick social media accounts.
So it's definitely confirmed then that Bamboo Airways are to fully relocate to London Gatwick?
Good news for London Gatwick if that's the case although I've not personally seen or read anything regarding this even on Bamboo Airways or London Gatwick social media accounts.
Not sure their website is legal though as it advertises the return fare at $200 but once you click through it adds taxes and charges bringing it up to $611. I thought they had to be included from the beginning.
However Economy Saver includes a generous 45kg baggage allowance!
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I’m not totally certain but, I think that the Gatwick Route was requested by the States Of Jersey as part of a commercial deal for six BA flights per day from London to the island.
Ok, thanks, it appears to operate on an LHR based 319, which arrives on the island early evening, nightstops and then does a W to and from LGW in the morning before returning to LHR
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That’s tho one; Heathrow aircraft & Heathrow crews.. that gives us 2 BA night stops, when it operates. Again, as far as I know, BA are to stay on the Heathrow route indefinitely as part of the deal. Not totally sure of that , though.
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More Wizz destinations https://travelweekly.co.uk/news/air/...wick-and-luton
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Think I thought the first JetBlue BOS flight would have been chocker with press and dignitaries to fill it, but it went out with quite a lot seats empty including the various Mint options. Bet a lot of people still don’t know about them and maybe need more UK based advertising.
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Think I thought the first JetBlue BOS flight would have been chocker with press and dignitaries to fill it, but it went out with quite a lot seats empty including the various Mint options. Bet a lot of people still don’t know about them and maybe need more UK based advertising.
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Its probably the same people they would have put on a press flight. It’s not like the invite random people along to show them the flight.
There may also be further events when LHR is launched. I know last time they did more then.
There may also be further events when LHR is launched. I know last time they did more then.
I'm not on the usual social media websites but I'm on LinkedIn and the coverage of the inaugural JetBlue flight from Boston Logan International to London Gatwick Airport has been well covered by the airline, as well as London Gatwick Airport, tourist boards and the media amongst others and not only the travel media. The inaugural flight was celebrated by JetBlue with airport staff and invited guests including "Gary Gatwick" himself.
There are lots of photos online of the event with some impressive photos showing two JetBlue aircraft alongside each other at the North Terminals Pier 5.
There are lots of photos online of the event with some impressive photos showing two JetBlue aircraft alongside each other at the North Terminals Pier 5.
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VS at LGW
Now with JetBlue serving both JFK and BOS from LGW, and Norse starting up JFK from tomorrow, does this make a VS return to Gatwick more likely? BA have also resumed their JFK flights, and Norse are rumoured to have further routes planned from LGW in the pipeline further down the line. Plus, with LHR currently plagued with numerous capacity restrictions at present, I wonder if VS would be tempted to shift the leisure/Caribbean network back to LGW, to allow the airline to utilise it's LHR slot portfolio for the more business-orientated routes? Surely VS will need to make a decision on LGW sooner, rather than later, or else risk losing their slots that they've hung onto.
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British Airways (BA Euroflyer) Short Haul Gatwick Winter 2022/2023 As of August 11th 2022
Glasgow Daily (W pattern) Mainline
Alicante 6 weekly
Bordeaux 9 weekly
Faro 10 weekly
Gran Canaria 4 weekly
Arrecife 6 weekly
Malta 4 weekly
Palma 3 weekly
Seville 5 weekly
Turin 10 weekly
Malaga 11 weekly
Marrakech 10 weekly
Verona 6 weekly
Amsterdam 23 weekly
Geneva 28 weekly
Salzburg 15 weekly
Nice 6 weekly
Dubrovnik 2 weekly
Lyon 4 weekly (Begins December)
Paphos 2 weekly (No flights from mid December to end of January)
I would be surprised if Tenerife wasn't added to that list soon. In addition I anticipate there will be some ski charters and Christmas Lapland flights.
I also anticipate that BA Euroflyer will release some Summer 2023 schedules in the next few weeks.
Glasgow Daily (W pattern) Mainline
Alicante 6 weekly
Bordeaux 9 weekly
Faro 10 weekly
Gran Canaria 4 weekly
Arrecife 6 weekly
Malta 4 weekly
Palma 3 weekly
Seville 5 weekly
Turin 10 weekly
Malaga 11 weekly
Marrakech 10 weekly
Verona 6 weekly
Amsterdam 23 weekly
Geneva 28 weekly
Salzburg 15 weekly
Nice 6 weekly
Dubrovnik 2 weekly
Lyon 4 weekly (Begins December)
Paphos 2 weekly (No flights from mid December to end of January)
I would be surprised if Tenerife wasn't added to that list soon. In addition I anticipate there will be some ski charters and Christmas Lapland flights.
I also anticipate that BA Euroflyer will release some Summer 2023 schedules in the next few weeks.
Last edited by vectisman; 11th Aug 2022 at 21:57.