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embraernotworthy 7th Feb 2008 19:31

Rumours are chaps................ NO MONEY!!!!!!???????:ugh::ugh::ugh:

EGTEGOD 7th Feb 2008 20:17

Alex this is GOD!

Just to let you know there was a small typo on the NOTAM, it should have read:

EGTE APT 20080207A6AV01 C0507/08
Q)EGTT/QMXLC/ /M / A/000/999/N5044.1W00324.8R005
A)EGTE B)200802110830 C)200802111230
E)TWY C CLOSED BTN APRON AND THE D, OPPOSITE FIRE SECTION, DUE WIP


You may thank me in your prayer's!

extalex 7th Feb 2008 20:31

Ahh That makes alot more sense... I guess they must've spent all their money on this WIP. Seems to be alot more than they were planning on - general WIP NOTAM has been extended for another month!

Fingers crossed we can see some action in the next month or so things have gone very quiet!

Alex

robin 2nd Mar 2008 21:20

Bump.... any news yet about the Master Plan or the cash crisis?

robin 3rd Mar 2008 08:42

Hmm - that's what they've been saying since July.

robin 4th Mar 2008 15:05

Looks the same page that has been there for some time

embraernotworthy 4th Mar 2008 15:53

My reckoning is that they are stalling cause BB are gonna Foxtrot Oscar sooner rather than later!!! Lots of rumblings going on at Ext!!!

flyingbug 5th Mar 2008 14:22

BB?:confused:

embraernotworthy 5th Mar 2008 14:36

Balfour Beattie, dude

EGTEGOD 11th Mar 2008 13:19

Flybe seem to be getting into that

The rumors of a Flybe Crew Hotel

Ha Ha!

Maybe they r just gonna put beds in H2 overnight!




EGTEGOD

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RHagrid 21st Mar 2008 10:25

What Master Plan?
 
Apparently the elusive and highly-complex BB/Galaxy master plan for extra stands at EGTE includes approval from Aerodrome standards to park a Q400 across stand 2 (90 Degrees to the terminal) and create a remote Q400 stand on the South side of disused rnwy31. There-by spending as little money as possible and p*ssing of all airport departments and operators by creating unecessary extra workload. Let us pray they re-sell the place so we can finally have a company that knows how to run an airport!

robin 21st Mar 2008 13:19

If that is the sort of 'planning' for the future, how the h*ll are they going to fund the other works.

Methinks they paid too much in the first place, and have run out of dosh. Either that or they are on a quick 'slash and dash' policy to make a quick buck

extalex 27th Mar 2008 22:17

Posted in today's Express & Echo, Exeter is the fastest growing airport in the SW with an increase in pax of 200.9% since last year. This compares to somewhere around 72% for Bristol. This seems to be a good sign for the airport, but gives the expansion protest groups something to bite on.

Also looking at some of the latest photos, the northside disused has been given a centerline in order for aircraft to access the engine run-up area and there seems to be a new parking area northside where twy E enters...

Few Q's then:

1. Are they in the process of turning the northside disused into a taxiway
2. What is the new northisde parking area used for? Biz Jets etc?
3. The Holding points at N & S Disused... I've seen them labelled on a diagram in the FBO simply "Disused Northside/Southside" etc. Is this how they are refered to on RTF?

Sorry for the stream of questions after a period of inactivty from myself,

Thanks

Alex

DavidWeston 27th Mar 2008 22:33

I'd suggest not believing the figures published. The word is that movements lately are well down on the planned target and that the finances are not as healthy as stated.

Works are being slowed down to match income, but there are plans to set up stands on the disused. They are also planning to use the northside as additional handling area, but this all depends on future growth.

MerchantVenturer 27th Mar 2008 22:51

The growth has not been quite as spectacular as that. 200% in a year would be some going.

The figures you quote are the percentage growth figures for the five years ending 31 December 2007.

EXT has gone from 336,000 passengers per annum in 2002 to 1,012,000 in 2007, a very impressive increase.

In the same period BRS has gone from 3,415,000 in 2002 to 5,884,000 in 2007, a smaller precentage growth than EXT but somewhat larger in terms of bodies through the airport.

The other airport in the region, BOH, has had a similar increase to EXT in this period - up 176% from 392,000 to 1,083,000.

You are quite right though. These sort of headline sound bites will be seized upon by the opponents of expansion who will put about such nonsensical assertions that Exeter will be another Heathrow in no time at all.

extalex 2nd Apr 2008 15:44

Heya Guys,

What with all the diversions today from SMG & BRS - how did the ground cope with all the extra aircraft and all our normal scheduled stuff?

Also, any news on the rumour that the new stands are on the way and are going to be South-side disused? I take this would only be able to come about if they found somewhere else for GA to go in the Winter - presumeably Northside!

Alex

mathers_wales_uk 2nd Apr 2008 16:56

Also 2 were sent from CWL, the BE1431, BE581

Lucy Lastic 2nd Apr 2008 20:34


Also, any news on the rumour that the new stands are on the way and are going to be South-side disused? I take this would only be able to come about if they found somewhere else for GA to go in the Winter - presumeably Northside!
That certainly looks the case, but nothing mentioned officially so far.

Having seen the wreck of G-OWAC it looks like management are picking off GA one by one .....:oh:

embraernotworthy 5th Apr 2008 10:46

The Masterplan??
 
And the wait goes on.......................................................... ...:ugh:

robin 5th Apr 2008 18:58

The word is that it has been delayed until after the local authority elections

Obviously good news for the locals then


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