TUI airways-2

[flybar]

TUI/Freebird LBA - Antalya

Would appear that this mornings Freebird flight from LBA to Antalya, operating for TUI, is now flying tomorrow morning. Lots of unhappy families!

[inOban]

With having closed their Edinburgh base there will be pax travelling from Edinburgh to NCL.

[Mooncrest]

Originally Posted by flybar

Would appear that this mornings Freebird flight from LBA to Antalya, operating for TUI, is now flying tomorrow morning. Lots of unhappy families!

It departed Leeds Bradford just after 8 a.m. today.

[samj]

Originally Posted by JonnyH

NCL is one of their most profitable bases.

Oh really - is there any information/links anywhere to show this? What else are the most profitable?

[chaps1954]

I would that would be info that is for TUI not the general public to know

[flybar]

Originally Posted by Mooncrest

It departed Leeds Bradford just after 8 a.m. today.

https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co....ource=hs_email

[Mooncrest]

Originally Posted by flybar

https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co....ource=hs_email

No news here. Typical YEP filler fodder.

[samj]

1755 LGW-MAH on a Sunday in the TUI Summer 2024 schedule. Is this is a 787?
Can’t seem to work it out via any method.

[Jamie236]

Originally Posted by samj

1755 LGW-MAH on a Sunday in the TUI Summer 2024 schedule. Is this is a 787?
Can’t seem to work it out via any method.

if you try and book a holiday that flight doesn’t show. The Sunday is a early morning 737 that’s all it offers. So maybe a glitch in the system

[davidjohnson6]

Reading about TUI (not just the UK airline, but the parent company, TUI AG) doing some sort of deal with Enter Air of Poland to provide wet leased aircraft. Details seem very vague at the moment. Does anybody understand what this really means ?
https://www.aerotelegraph.com/tui-un...lease-anbieter
https://www.pasazer.com/news/463764/...samolotow.html

[Yeehaw22]

Originally Posted by davidjohnson6

Reading about TUI (not just the UK airline, but the parent company, TUI AG) doing some sort of deal with Enter Air of Poland to provide wet leased aircraft. Details seem very vague at the moment. Does anybody understand what this really means ?
https://www.aerotelegraph.com/tui-un...lease-anbieter
https://www.pasazer.com/news/463764/...samolotow.html

Enter air starting new wet lease airline on the Irish reg. TUI to be minority shareholder. Will provide aircraft to TUI for summer months.

[Cazza_fly]

Originally Posted by Yeehaw22

Enter air starting new wet lease airline on the Irish reg. TUI to be minority shareholder. Will provide aircraft to TUI for summer months. 4 x 738.

It will be named Fly4... It won't solely just operate for the TUI Airline group, but they'll pretty much have the exclusive rights to the aircraft during the peak summer months. It's basically a way of having more control on the contract and quality of the peak summer lease-ins that they have now. As they grow, I'd expect the likes of Smartlynx et al to not be included in the TUI summer plans for example.

Atleast 3 of the initial 4, Fly4 (TUI) aircraft, are expected to be ex-TUI Airline group planes. 2x ex-TUI Airways and 1x ex-TUI fly Belgium so far.

[Matt995]

Originally Posted by samj

1755 LGW-MAH on a Sunday in the TUI Summer 2024 schedule. Is this is a 787?
Can’t seem to work it out via any method.

shows as a B787-8 in short haul configuration at present.

[samj]

Originally Posted by Matt995

shows as a B787-8 in short haul configuration at present.

thanks for the confirmation. I guessed as much by the 1 hour 15 turnaround compared to the 1 hour for the rest of the weeks flights at Mahon

[Markushillman]

Originally Posted by Cazza_fly

It will be named Fly4... It won't solely just operate for the TUI Airline group, but they'll pretty much have the exclusive rights to the aircraft during the peak summer months. It's basically a way of having more control on the contract and quality of the peak summer lease-ins that they have now. As they grow, I'd expect the likes of Smartlynx et al to not be included in the TUI summer plans for example.

Atleast 3 of the initial 4, Fly4 (TUI) aircraft, are expected to be ex-TUI Airline group planes. 2x ex-TUI Airways and 1x ex-TUI fly Belgium so far.

So pretty much who will be replacing Sunwing from now on for the summer seasonal bases ie Belfast, Norwich etc

[GBYAJ]

Hi, was watching NCL movements this week as was flying back with TUI yesterday. On Wednesday G-TAWV went tech in AYT and passengers appeared to have been flown back to MAN. G-FDZS positioned in to operate 2 flights and then appears to have been parked up since early Friday morning with G-TAWW picking up the program on Friday. Just out of interest does anyone know what happened to TAWV as it seems to have gone back to LTN for repairs and is anything wrong with FDZS??? Thanks in advance

[Buster the Bear]

Originally Posted by Cazza_fly

It will be named Fly4... It won't solely just operate for the TUI Airline group, but they'll pretty much have the exclusive rights to the aircraft during the peak summer months. It's basically a way of having more control on the contract and quality of the peak summer lease-ins that they have now. As they grow, I'd expect the likes of Smartlynx et al to not be included in the TUI summer plans for example.

Atleast 3 of the initial 4, Fly4 (TUI) aircraft, are expected to be ex-TUI Airline group planes. 2x ex-TUI Airways and 1x ex-TUI fly Belgium so far.

Slowly transfer airframes to the new entity and gradually close TUI (the airline down) over the longer term?

[LiamNCL]

Originally Posted by GBYAJ

Hi, was watching NCL movements this week as was flying back with TUI yesterday. On Wednesday G-TAWV went tech in AYT and passengers appeared to have been flown back to MAN. G-FDZS positioned in to operate 2 flights and then appears to have been parked up since early Friday morning with G-TAWW picking up the program on Friday. Just out of interest does anyone know what happened to TAWV as it seems to have gone back to LTN for repairs and is anything wrong with FDZS??? Thanks in advance

FDZS Positions to LTN today

[loopylee]

Originally Posted by Buster the Bear

Slowly transfer airframes to the new entity and gradually close TUI (the airline down) over the longer term?

In one word No!

It's simply to provide extra capacity during the summer months and to have more control over it.

[Sparrow959]

Originally Posted by loopylee

In one word No!

It's simply to provide extra capacity during the summer months and to have more control over it.

I’d say that this is the beginning of the end of Tui sadly.