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RED WINGS 26th May 2009 19:54

HAHAHAAHAH More Ryan BS, magic numbers!!!! Im wondering if the airport has told them they are about to lose the start up discount and some leverage is been applied by PR???

jongeman 26th May 2009 21:27

bircor

I've booked a US LAX-PHL-MAN flight with a 1 hour 43 minute layover at PHL. The LAX-PHL sector has a 50% on-time performance so I'm not expecting to make the connection.

0523 cov man 27th May 2009 15:10

ryanair
 
mol at bhx today
0523 covman

bircor 27th May 2009 15:46

Thanks Jongeman
 
Thanks Jongeman, in that case I think I'll go for the 3 hour layover in PHL. Does anyone know load factors ex BHX and do they op all their timetable flights. I think they are a safe outfit but most of the reviews on Skytrax make them sound like one scary airline once you are onboard.

smilingit 27th May 2009 15:52

Why? Is he to present any news?

OltonPete 27th May 2009 17:35

Mol/us Air
 
MOL

Another forum stated he was here yesterday and left on the last Dublin.
No firm info has been leaked re the reason.

US Air

Not seen many loads but the ones I have heard off have been good.

Obviously all was not well as it was to be daily and was quickly reduced
to five weekly but things seem fine to at the moment.

The May CAA stats when released in June will give a good indication
as too load factors although some lead-in fares were very reasonable
as you might expect which is the important aspect re yields.

Pete

groundhogbhx 27th May 2009 22:33

Mol
 
I understand that there was an Mol on the said flight but not THE Mol as none of the crew recognised him boarding the aircraft, and you would have thought the DUB crew would see more of him than any others!!

bruppy 28th May 2009 01:14

MOL
 
Groundhog,

Your DM yesterday confirmed it was MOL himself as he had been sitting in T2 watching the gates, Phone calls were pinging from "across the water" over why you only had 1 member of staff at most depts?

Heard that you have got the Hellenic contract, Congrats however wonder at what cost re your other airlines??

Suzeman 28th May 2009 13:30

US Air
 
Jongeman wrote


I've booked a US LAX-PHL-MAN flight with a 1 hour 43 minute layover at PHL.
That's for getting out of the US -bircor was talking about getting in.....:E

bircor - I think you have made the right decision - gives more time and less worry if things go wrong!

Suzeman

Captain Caveman 29th May 2009 05:51

Hellenic
 
Just heard a new start date to be annoucned soon.....watch this space!

adam12345 29th May 2009 13:52


Hellenic Start Delayed
I was right about the canx flights

Start date now 10 June !

BHX5DME
The BHX website shows Hellenic flights for tomorrow. :confused:

RED WINGS 29th May 2009 22:27

The cleaners said they had been contracted to do the Hellenic 747 for Hajj flights....If they say its happening its gotta be true they always know everything first!

Captain Caveman 30th May 2009 09:06

New Hellenic Start Date
 
To be 04th July from BHX

simoncorbett 30th May 2009 10:58

BHX a/c stands
 
Anyone know why aircraft stands 62 & 5 are out of use at the moment, as they are well away from any construction?

call100 31st May 2009 00:13

Simon......62 is out of service because of issues over jet blast from a/c pushing from 58. There was an incident with the Emirates a few weeks ago.....
Stand 5 was closed to be used for parking of Cobuses....Personally I've not seen one on there, but, that's the reason.....

Hope that helps.....

simoncorbett 31st May 2009 07:43

a/c stands
 
Thanks call100

OltonPete 2nd Jun 2009 18:12

EI/EK
 
Aer Lingus winter schedule has been adusted from one daily Dublin
to three daily every day but still one a day down Monday to Friday
compared to winter 2008/9.

However Cork is now showing daily from 6 weekly when first
released and five weekly last winter but of course theree is
no BMI Baby on the route.

Also with Cork currently a woeful 4 weekly there is some relief
with a Tuesday added from 18/8/09. Must point out four weekly is
not the fault of Aer Lingus as they had finalised their summer
schedule based on BMI Baby operating.

BHX-ORK in April averaged 160 per flight or 92% load factor.

Emirates

The evening service has now been upgraded to the 77W
as advertised.

Pete

legalize 4th Jun 2009 02:24

taxiway crossing
 
Call100

How come the VB crossing has been closed? It said on the briefing due to some incidents..What were they?

call100 4th Jun 2009 11:23

There have been several incidents of vehicles crossing behind pushing aircraft lately resulting in a few near misses. So it's been closed as a safety issue for the time being. No indication that it will be permanent (Yet;))

Envoy320 5th Jun 2009 10:55

EI/EK
 
I have to say - that is the most difficult post to understand.....the first paragraph makes absolutely no sense whatsoever!!


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