Aberdeen-3
We know lengthy line closures can be a real inconvenience for customers" [David Simpson, ScotRail service delivery director]
It's pretty clear why he's a Scotrail director.
It's pretty clear why he's a Scotrail director.
Better than "the wrong sort of snow" I really heard that interview on Radio 4....................
It helped drive PIK to it's highest ever passenger numbers when Ryanair and PIK partenered with Scotrail. It does wonders for MAN and LGW, it seems bizarre to pretend that airport to railway connections won't have any impact at all.....
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Trains make it easier - but without them it wouldn't stop people travelling.
CH3CH2OH
They were asked by the Airport to cut flights over the holiday period to help cope with the Security Officers strike. BA announced a series of cancellations, which would affect short haul, multiple daily flight destinations.
that's the way to build a business - no doubt about it.................
CH3CH2OH
Came out to PMI with Sunwings a week or so ago and was somewhat surprised to find one of Aberdeen’s finest security team members (definitely security and not airfield ops) standing point at the nose of the aircraft.
Can’t say I’ve noticed this before, so anything to do with the fact it’s a foreign registered aircraft (though BRA current in for Logan at the moment too) or some other reason?
Maybe it’s to weed out troublemakers looking too happy at escaping EGPD and the danger they may not return to pay whatever fee gouge the airport has come up with this week…
Can’t say I’ve noticed this before, so anything to do with the fact it’s a foreign registered aircraft (though BRA current in for Logan at the moment too) or some other reason?
Maybe it’s to weed out troublemakers looking too happy at escaping EGPD and the danger they may not return to pay whatever fee gouge the airport has come up with this week…
CH3CH2OH
True, though KLM are not home based there as Sunwing are over the er Summer, I’m sure there’s a pointless bureaucratic reason somewhere.
A guy I know always said that the N Sea would be over when they opened the Aberdeen By-pass (which had been planned since 1970) - looks like he was right.........................