EasyJet to operate Charter Flights.
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Hopefully Easyjet will start offering subcharter capacity soon, that gives everybody else the opportunity to contract an aircraft from them and then cancel it once the crew have been called out, which is precisely what they used to do to us....
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regards Air2000, I thought they did have the odd scheduled service?
As For Easy, was it not the charter carriers who bailed them out this year by subbing them 757's and alike. Seem to remember JMC featuring there.
With the attitude displayed by some of their cabin crew even when they don't do a service I should think 149 hot meals would be a bridge too far. No IFE either.
As For Easy, was it not the charter carriers who bailed them out this year by subbing them 757's and alike. Seem to remember JMC featuring there.
With the attitude displayed by some of their cabin crew even when they don't do a service I should think 149 hot meals would be a bridge too far. No IFE either.
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easy said it expects to announce in Mar03 whether it will exercise its option to buy Deutsche BA. easyJet also announced substantial progress on the integration of Go Fly and said expects the combination to be completed significantly ahead of schedule.
As of today, easyJet and Go are operating under a single UK Air Operators Certificate (AOC) as approved by the UK Civil Aviation Authority, which means they are now acting as a single airline with a common fleet, operating practices, recruitment processes and CAA-approved postholders.
As of today, easyJet and Go are operating under a single UK Air Operators Certificate (AOC) as approved by the UK Civil Aviation Authority, which means they are now acting as a single airline with a common fleet, operating practices, recruitment processes and CAA-approved postholders.
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WWW is right.
Go did a few charters to Venice From EDI/ Football tours etc... mainly at weekends it seemed. A nice little earner during the weekend slack.
My guess also is easyJet are looking to bring their AOC into a more flexible marketplace. I can't see them doing major charter work!
Go did a few charters to Venice From EDI/ Football tours etc... mainly at weekends it seemed. A nice little earner during the weekend slack.
My guess also is easyJet are looking to bring their AOC into a more flexible marketplace. I can't see them doing major charter work!
