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Wellington Bomber 12th Aug 2007 13:34

Serenity

What exactly are Eastern taking on Scott?

They dont operate any schedules any more do they

dumdumbrain 13th Aug 2007 00:13

How is the EMA-ABZ doing?

Lee

DTVAirport 15th Aug 2007 09:41

The two Saabs due to be delivered, G-CERY/Z, are they 340s or 2000s? Jethro's updates page says 340Bs, but the main Eastern Airways page has them down as 2000s?

chrism20 15th Aug 2007 09:44

I would imagine they will be 2000's to maintain commonality within the fleet.

Incidently Loganair are due some 340B's to replace some 340A's

jethro15 15th Aug 2007 21:47


The two Saabs due to be delivered, G-CERY/Z, are they 340s or 2000s? Jethro's updates page says 340Bs, but the main Eastern Airways page has them down as 2000s?
Typo on my part. They are 2000's

tocken 19th Sep 2007 14:16

Eastern news/ rumours
 
Word on the street is that Eastern are ressurecting MAN as a base with MAN-STN and possibly INV using the aircraft from MME now that the BRU has been pulled. Or maybe using the aircraft at LBA once the ABZ gets pulled there.......shhhh.......top secret info.......unless anybody knows any different?:confused:

Wellington Bomber 19th Sep 2007 14:49

Tocken

Manchester is already served from Inverness and is crewed from there, unless what you are saying is that STN is goingt o be served from INV

EMX81L 19th Sep 2007 14:54

All info for MAN-STN service is on the Eastern Website, operated by a MAN based J41

captainyonder 19th Sep 2007 17:02

Not suprised they've picked it back up. It was a very successful route for them before Air Berlin kicked them off it.

Richard Taylor 26th Sep 2007 18:26

Recruiting ABZ
 
Small ad in evening local, for variety of positions, to expand ops at Dyce.

So more routes/flights on horizon, or just natural turnover of staff.

They have supposedly acquired what was the ex-Brymon/BA hangar at the NW corner of the airport.

Richard Taylor 29th Sep 2007 07:19

Reported elsewhere (in relation to T3 ABZ ops) that:

* T3 to have 5 based a/c (3x JS41, 2x SB20) at ABZ for W07, with SVG increasing to 3x daily M-F. This would make ABZ the biggest base on the T3 network. Don't know about any other network improvements, if there are to be any more

* The ex-BRY/BA hangar is theirs. Allegedly to stop others from getting their hands on it. Wonder what they'll do with it - just hangarage or if they carry out their own maintenance on a/c there, given that Caledonian have been acquired by rivals City Star

* I have heard more rumours about EMA being dropped, although these rumours have done the rounds before, & it (for now) remains at 3x daily M-F. As reported here, LBA rumoured for the chop, perhaps Flybe have impacted here, but we'll wait & see if the "word on the street" turns out to be true

* T3 to "self-handle" at ABZ, hence the recent newspaper jobs ad up here. No longer Menzies

Thanks to the guys who posted the info. :ok:

Wellington Bomber 29th Sep 2007 08:05

RT

I have heard on the grapevine that Leeds is not going to be canned but reversed so that that the plane originates in ABZ. Flybe pax to ABZ are mostly originating from EXT.

Eastern own ground operations already in force

Richard Taylor 29th Sep 2007 09:37

WB is correct.

The T3 website shows LBA reversed, so originates from ABZ.

Also an extra SVG flight is indeed in situ.

Would imagine both from winter 2007.

DTVAirport 29th Sep 2007 09:38

Surprised Stavanger has done well, with three other airlines on the route, yet they can't make MME-BRU work with no other airlines on the route? :confused:

ADC2604 29th Sep 2007 10:52

Is there any T3 expansion due from BRS?

Richard Taylor 30th Sep 2007 17:36

DTV:
Yield is the thing here on the ABZSVG route I think, or potential yield! Which is why so many vie for space to operate it. As WB said, T3 may be hopeful that they can kick someone else off it, thus gaining a lucrative foothold.

Doubt X9 can be kicked off, as they have been quite clever & linked SVG with other Norwegian centres after the ABZ flights arrive there. They make their dosh on the ABZ-SVG leg, then SVG to the next destination.

I think SAS Norway will probably stay on the route, businessmen like the luxury of the jet (737), so I reckon T3 will be hopeful of kicking Wideroe (DH8) where it hurts. (Wideroe though are themselves increasing SVGABZ, so will be interesting to see how this pans out).

Meanwhile how does ABZFAE sound on a JS41? ;) :eek:

Wellington Bomber 2nd Oct 2007 14:48

RT

I have heard that one too- FAE

nclops 2nd Oct 2007 15:41

Don't know why or if theres any relation to the above but eastern positioned a js41 to FAE from NCL yesterday.

Richard Taylor 2nd Oct 2007 16:12

I heard that too, re the "training" flight running from NCL to FAE.

Another person I have spoken to (who treads these forums too) wasn't sure if this was meant to be a scheduled flight or an oil charter, given the continuing exploration for oil in Faroese waters.

I therefore presume any FAE flight will be from/to ABZ?

Cubanate 10th Oct 2007 14:06

Read in INV edition of P&J on Saturday that 'newboys' Dalcross Handling have picked up Eastern from Jan 2008.

Well done them! :D


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