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You mention the growth may come to BOH if SOU were ever to close, but I disagree. The only airline that I could imagine may move over would be KLM. I really can't see a scenario where Aer Lingus Regional or Eastern or Blue Islands/Aurigny moved to BOH. They would do more from London instead.
Aurigny & Blue Islands are separate entities & currently code share on the GCI-SOU route, your 'Blue Islands/Aurigny' intimates otherwise.
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We have been through this so so many times it’s like a broken record
Bournemouth won’t see KLM , Blue Islands or Loganair that’s what Southampton does and it
does it well
Bournemouth will continue to see expansion from Ryanair and TUI and possibly EasyJet with the odd new destination
Jet 2 as much as everyone wants them won’t happen now , the other 2 airlines have captured the market and clearly are now committed to expanding slowly and are doing so with new based aircraft and increased destinations and frequency
Summer is brilliant at BOH , winter not so but definitely a demand for more frequent flights to the usual destinations
Wizz air would be as welcome as a chocolate teapot
Bournemouth won’t see KLM , Blue Islands or Loganair that’s what Southampton does and it
does it well
Bournemouth will continue to see expansion from Ryanair and TUI and possibly EasyJet with the odd new destination
Jet 2 as much as everyone wants them won’t happen now , the other 2 airlines have captured the market and clearly are now committed to expanding slowly and are doing so with new based aircraft and increased destinations and frequency
Summer is brilliant at BOH , winter not so but definitely a demand for more frequent flights to the usual destinations
Wizz air would be as welcome as a chocolate teapot
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Ryanair are to continue the Edinburgh route this winter with 4 flights a week , same as the summer
using an EDI based aircraft
Budapest looks to be a summer only route now and Dublin still to be loaded into the system
using an EDI based aircraft
Budapest looks to be a summer only route now and Dublin still to be loaded into the system
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We have been through this so so many times it’s like a broken record
Bournemouth won’t see KLM , Blue Islands or Loganair that’s what Southampton does and it
does it well
Bournemouth will continue to see expansion from Ryanair and TUI and possibly EasyJet with the odd new destination
Jet 2 as much as everyone wants them won’t happen now , the other 2 airlines have captured the market and clearly are now committed to expanding slowly and are doing so with new based aircraft and increased destinations and frequency
Summer is brilliant at BOH , winter not so but definitely a demand for more frequent flights to the usual destinations
Wizz air would be as welcome as a chocolate teapot
Bournemouth won’t see KLM , Blue Islands or Loganair that’s what Southampton does and it
does it well
Bournemouth will continue to see expansion from Ryanair and TUI and possibly EasyJet with the odd new destination
Jet 2 as much as everyone wants them won’t happen now , the other 2 airlines have captured the market and clearly are now committed to expanding slowly and are doing so with new based aircraft and increased destinations and frequency
Summer is brilliant at BOH , winter not so but definitely a demand for more frequent flights to the usual destinations
Wizz air would be as welcome as a chocolate teapot
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Posted on TUI thread in error.
My pal has a flight booked with TUI from BOH to HER on 11th June. But that date isn't bookable online or is it listed on their Timetable page (first flight showing as 18th June) Any ideas why? If the flight is full the date should still be an option to choose (with a no availability message returned). The timetable listing is worrying!
My pal has a flight booked with TUI from BOH to HER on 11th June. But that date isn't bookable online or is it listed on their Timetable page (first flight showing as 18th June) Any ideas why? If the flight is full the date should still be an option to choose (with a no availability message returned). The timetable listing is worrying!
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Posted on TUI thread in error.
My pal has a flight booked with TUI from BOH to HER on 11th June. But that date isn't bookable online or is it listed on their Timetable page (first flight showing as 18th June) Any ideas why? If the flight is full the date should still be an option to choose (with a no availability message returned). The timetable listing is worrying!
My pal has a flight booked with TUI from BOH to HER on 11th June. But that date isn't bookable online or is it listed on their Timetable page (first flight showing as 18th June) Any ideas why? If the flight is full the date should still be an option to choose (with a no availability message returned). The timetable listing is worrying!
Not much comfort I know but it is listed for next week on FR24 BY6786 departing 14:40
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I believe if the flight is full it just disappears from the timetable, I know that is not really the purpose of a timetable but I am fairly sure this has been the case with TUI for ages.
Not much comfort I know but it is listed for next week on FR24 BY6786 departing 14:40
Pete
Not much comfort I know but it is listed for next week on FR24 BY6786 departing 14:40
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I think it’s work in progress on the timetable at the moment
Saturday is indeed the busiest and most popular day at Geneva and loads on those days have always been a premium
Saturday is indeed the busiest and most popular day at Geneva and loads on those days have always been a premium
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I went past BOH today for first day in what seems like months and on the south side along side the road there appears to be a new radar tower but the array’s weren’t turning. Anyone know what is going on?
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They've relocated it as they will eventually realign a taxiway on the northern side of the airfield and there is not enough space to do this with the existing radar location.
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The last primary radar I remember seeing at Bournemouth was a Plessey AR15. I guess it's the successor to this one that's being removed/replaced.
Considering that during its life SOU purchased the son of AR15, the Watchman, which was replaced a few years back, BOH certainly have had their money’s worth from it.
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Plessey radars seem to go on forever. The Watchman at Leeds Bradford was commissioned 33 years ago and is still doing the business. The 430 before it had the best part of 25 years service, some of it concurrent with the Watchman.
