While we are on tcx what A33o are based at Man and anbody any ideas which one will be used on the 28th may for man to ccc
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cheers goldeneye, sounds good im not in a rush anyway
thanks for having a look |
where are u going in september...easier that way to tell you what you are going to fly on than list every Manchester route!!
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Lee757
There are no A330 scheduled to operate any short-haul flights this summer, unless its a last min change for operational reasons. These flights are to be operated by the Boeing 757-200 in the Canadian configuration of 35" seat pitch. Monday - TCX63K/L 0600 PMI Tuesday - TCX426K/L 0815 PMI Thursday - TCX420K/L 0650 FAO Friday - TCX402K 0915 IBZ Saturday - TCX490K PMI Manchester short-haul is being operated by Boeing 757-200 (187), Boeing 757-200, Boeing 767, Airbus A320 and A321's this summer. |
thanks for checking that out golden eye
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Sure I seen a TCX 330 at Las Palmas today, short haul flight really.
I was far away tho' |
Lee 757
Not entirely sure what your problem with ex-MYT aircraft is. If the 767 that is with MON was a mess, then that's Monarchs issue. They are responsible for the upkeep. With regards to the smaller ex-MYT aircraft, they were all refitted with leather seating pre merger and certainly in the last summer pre-merger we carried the lowest number of defects I have seen on any carrier I have worked for. If you want a squeeky clean a/c, then fly on an operator that only uses it for 10 hours a day. Ours are heavily used, and yes sometimes the cleaning isn't absolutely spot on but the interiors are all pretty good. The worst part is normally the Flight Deck!!! :\ |
In my opinion, the important part of the upkeep of ALL aircraft is to keep it flying safely. If the turnround is tight and the cleaning isnt up to scratch...so be it. If its safe and airworthy...who cares about a bit of mess now and again.
The A330 will not operate shorthaul this September from Manchester. And there were no A330's in LPA yesterday....A320,A321, B752 only |
Sorry if this seems like a spotters question, but I asked it on the spotting area and never got a reply, but does anyone know what aircraft/reg will be operating EMA-MAH this coming Sunday?, Got a feeling it might be G-KKAZ?
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Rubbish
Who cares about a mess? The passengers, Cabin Crew, and Pilots. Dirty a/c leads to slipshod standards. Not having a pop at Envoy, just presenting the view from the workers at the coalface. Cleanliness IS important as part of a good safety culture. Most of us who fly believe that. (Not the OTP fanatics, naturally)
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OLiWW
Whichever aircraft thats in Belfast today is scheduled to operate out of EMA on Sunday.... arrives quite late thurs night/fri morning from BFS but it doesnt change over every week...depends on maintenance....delays etc... |
G-FTDF then. Cheers, Flown on G-KKAZ for the past 2 years!!
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but as i say...it doesnt ALWAYS change over.....
but i bet u hope it does!! |
Are TCX still operating the MAN-YYZ with the B752 (187) on a daily basis because it is not showing as daily on the TCX website(when I last looked) but is on the CA website.
Also there is supposedly an addition flight on Saturday TCX 143 which is operated by the LGW based 333. What is the routing of this flight and does it do any other flights from MAN because there seems to be no inbound YYZ-MAN |
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Has Glasgow-Banjul been scrapped for W09/10?
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This does not look good
In this article Porsche on the financial brink - Telegraph it says: "The crisis is yet another headache for the German authorities as they put together a rescue deal this week for Opel, most likely with Fiat. Separately, the hotel and retail group Arcandor said it faced collapse without a €650m state bail-out. Arcandor's share price fell 20pc. The company owns the Karstadt department stores, Quelle, and Thomas Cook. It employs 50,000 workers." Who would buy Thomas Cook? |
Could see Kuoni being interested in Arcandor's stake.
But then who know what will happen. |
Oh Lord!
Thomas Cook is a major and profitable part of Arcandor...eminently saleable. Warkman, your conclusion is daft or mischevious...too much ignorant doom-saying going on at the moment.
Not all MP's are dishonest. By any means. Not all holiday companies are unprofitable today. Thomas Cook are profitable. Ditto TUI. I believe you think Thomas Cook is an airline. Not so. |
Thomas Cook have now painted 767 G-DAJC into the full livery
JetPhotos.Net Photo » G-DAJC (CN: 27206) Thomas Cook Airlines Boeing 767-31K(ER) by Paul Massey |
glasgow TCX operations
I noticed that TCX have a 332 based at GLW which arrived from Cancun this morning which goes out as TCX035K to Puerta Plata.Is this aircraft based the entire week in Glasgow or is it rotated with other bases ? What is the registration number of this aircraft if it is based for the summer season?
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I think it's full time based I remember reading?
The A/c will not always be the same Reg thou due to Maintanence or A/c Change over etc. |
G-MDBD is at GLA currently
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The Glasgow A330 operates the following.
Monday - Cancun Tuesday - Puerto Plata Wednesday - Vancouver (Calgary part of season) Thursay - Sanford Friday - ? Saturday - Sanford Sunday - Dalaman |
Thomas Cook owner may need state aid. - Doesn't read well
BBC NEWS | Business | Thomas Cook owner needs state aid |
Read the article before commenting, if you can read English.
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Roy Hudd, why so rude?
So Thomas Cook are unlikely to become insolvent due to its majority shareholder becoming insolvent.......however no matter how profitable Thomas Cook is there will be some uncertanty IF competitors use the situation for a takover bid for example. It really depends on who or what or how any administrators offload the Thomas Cook stock. |
Read the article before commenting, if you can read English. A Thomas Cook spokeswoman said it was "completely ring-fenced" from Arcandor. |
Think before posting!
Pray tell, what would the administrators choose to do with a highly profitable corporate entity?
I do not wish to sound impolite, but am mighty fed up with continued scare-mongering about one of the few successful and profitable holiday companies in the UK. (Of which an airline is a key component). It is all too easy to put down one-liners insinuating financial trouble for a successful company. Ill-conceived suggestions like this can lead to reactions which damge companies and ultimately cause unnecessary job losses. Please be sensible when writing copy such as that above, which can be wrongly construed as serious. |
Seat pitch
Can anyone tell me the seat pitch on TCX flights, as I'am using their Lanzarote service shortly, I usally use Easyjet and I'am quite happy with their legroom. TIA
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Pray tell, what would the administartors choose to do with a highly profitable corporate entity? |
The story about Arcandor has been in the print media for some time (Broadsheet finance pages ) as the company has been in trouble for a long time. It overexposed itself buying big. Thomas Cook is a big part, Arcandor hold 52% of the shares and will probably get help, of some sort, from the German Government.
TC however is a well funded and viable ongoing concern. Even if the worst came to the worst (which I doubt) this company would continue without interruption. In the UK its part of a duopoly with Tui...for God`s sake who wouldnt buy into that. TC will continue.. |
757 seat pitch!
If its the 757 your flying on, dont bother its very tight! minimum 28in and the most uncomfortable flight ive ever had to Eygpt last year! :uhoh:
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At the time of working for MYT when the 'merge' went ahead, I said that Tui would buy TC within 5 years. That was May 2007, only 3 years left to go. I wonder what odds the bookies would give?
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The EC would never allow a merger of TUI & Thomas Cook.
TC are safe, there will be plenty of companies waiting in the wings to buy our Arcandors stake if it comes to it. Kuoni springs to mind. |
TUI and Thomas Cook merger would be like Coca Cola and Pepsi merging in Europe. It would be a HUGE monopoly on the charter market and the EC would say no to this more quickly that a AF/KL/LH merger...
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If its the 757 your flying on, dont bother its very tight! minimum 28in and the most uncomfortable flight ive ever had to Eygpt last year! http://static.pprune.org/images/smilies/worry.gif |
True, But don't forget SSH is just that little bit further to travel than RHO and some flights can go upto 5 1/2 even 6 hours depending on routing/wx etc.
Not been able to overfly Libya makes the flight longer. |
TCX seat pitch
The seat pitch is what you get on your average charter flight. You get what you pay for. I am over 6ft and found it comfotable for the 4.5 hr flight to Rhodes. Remember flying on the A330 a few yrs ago & had trouble fitting in the seats (damaged the pocket rivets on my levi's) and could not bend forward enough to be able to pick up my pen from the floor. was one of the most uncomfortable flights i've every had, even the flight back from RAF Stanley on a full Herc, knee's interlinked with the guy across the aisle was better that this!!!:hmm::hmm: |
Thanks for the replies, I do have concerns over leg room, having read reviews elsewere, although airline seat info from seat guru give 30" pitch which I'am quite happy with,that's if this info is correct which I'am begining to doubt given the amount of complaints.
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