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LES353 4th Feb 2008 18:29

Any Globespan staff got the latest info re what's happening with the 767, is it likely to be used to do the Sandford run also any news on ETOPS???

mm0wkj 5th Feb 2008 08:27

Chances are that when the summer season gets into full swing (from May) GSM will have leased another 767 to cover so May - Oct will more than likely have the 767 on the SFB routes. They may still throw in the 75 now and again but not unless they have to.

The problems just now are due to them reducing the flights and A/C size because of bums on seats over the winter. Add to that the ETOPS mess and its not something they can sustain when number of flights increase from March.

luvly jubbly 7th Feb 2008 11:23

Well I guess the lucky punters can spread out on the 767 tomorrow to SFB, as the 757 is off to Malaga for the day:D


Edited on 8/2
Ok..... So it's the 757 today, as a ground handler drove into the 767:{:eek:

mm0wkj 7th Feb 2008 13:00

Luvly Jubbly, Have you heard on what progress is being made on getting ETOPS back yet?.

4567 8th Feb 2008 16:30

Why are GSM selling 2 of there 737-600's ?

They now say in there about us section on there website that they operate 2 737-600's insted of 4 are they going to replace these arcraft or are they downsizing there fleet ?

mm0wkj 8th Feb 2008 21:19

According to another post they are selling them and leasing them back.... Money problems???

dicanio10 8th Feb 2008 22:31

Thought they had two 787's on order for next year. Might be off-loading the 738's in readiness. They could lease them out!

GW76 8th Feb 2008 23:09

Cant see them gettimg their 787s next year, and they are not offloading any 737-800's

luvly jubbly 9th Feb 2008 10:14

2 B787s are due in 2010, but Boeing are already announcing delays to the launch customers, so this might get pushed back a bit.

Globespan only owns the 737-600s. All other aircraft are leased.
Two of the 737-600s are being sold.

tristar500 9th Feb 2008 17:05

Have heard that SAS are taking 2 of the -600s back...

What the hell is going on at GSM. Theres a new twist every week... :ugh:

GW76 9th Feb 2008 17:09

SAS will get them at a decent price , have lots of experience with them and obviously need them for demand...so why not....?

JB007 9th Feb 2008 17:42


What the hell is going on at GSM.
Sounds like consolidation...

mm0wkj 9th Feb 2008 21:46

Or in other words... Battening down the hatches before the F-it hits the Sh-an

luvly jubbly 10th Feb 2008 08:55

I think it's a sensible move, to raise cash by getting rid of two of the 600s. They were perfect for AMS and STN from Scotland, but they're pretty useless on many of our routes due to their short range.

dicanio10 10th Feb 2008 11:35

Shame they can't try the EDI-STN route again. Give EZY another run for their money. Don't know why GSM opened that route for one summer only, always seemed full, decent prices. Now EZY charge what they like.:ugh:

CKT789 10th Feb 2008 18:54

Are the two 733's still leaving the fleet in addition to CDRA and CDRB?

GSM SCOT 10th Feb 2008 19:24

737-300's
 
Both 300's will remain for around another 12 months.

4567 10th Feb 2008 19:52

Do GSM plan to replace the 737-300's after the 12 months or will they just leave it and there fleet will be cut down to 13 ?

GSM SCOT 10th Feb 2008 20:40

737-300's
 
They will be replaced by two 737-8/900's

wee pixie 10th Feb 2008 22:23

Is there any hope for us travelling to Sanford on GSM725 in 4 weeks time? :( How on earth are Globespan going to cope with an increase in flights when they can't seem to get even one flight per week there and back without some sort of drama or delay? Will they ever have ETOPS again?

Please can someone tell me things are going to get better.


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