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GavinC 28th Oct 2009 10:43

does anyone know what equipment Thomas Cook use into Las Vegas? What is it like inside with regards to seat pitch and seat back entertainment?

easyboy22 28th Oct 2009 10:54

They use the A330 on the LAS got seatback screens, If a ex MYT external camera and 33" seat pitch down the back think 35/6" in premium.

HXdave 28th Oct 2009 12:35

the ex MYT A330's also have the downstairs toilets.........

horatio_b 28th Oct 2009 12:58

Lufthansa traffic slows at Manchester
 
Lufthansa sees Manchester traffic slow - Crain's Manchester Business

mybrico 28th Oct 2009 13:09

Could be why LH looking at LPL, KLM has increased NW Market share and passenger since ops from both

MUFC_fan 28th Oct 2009 13:13


Originally Posted by mybrico
Could be why LH looking at LPL, KLM has increased NW Market share and passenger since ops from both

Do you have any evidence to support that?

KLM are different to LH - LH have a much higher significance and MAN, not only through their mainline and regional services, but also Germanwings, BMI, BMI Regional and BMIBaby.

LH will know what they're doing but I can't see LPL any time soon...

ACCMan 28th Oct 2009 14:13

New EZY A/c
 
New 4th based unit will arrive 10Feb10 and be an A319. The only new route is HEL (4 per week) however ATH and CPH will start earlier than originally planned and there will be increased rotations to TFS, PFO and ALC. GVA remains on a LPL based A319 w-pattern.

Rgds
ACCMAN

AndyH52 28th Oct 2009 14:41

ACCMan - I'm confused. MAN - ATH started in August and MAN - CPH starts on 6th November. Not sure how an aircraft arriving next February can facilitate any earlier a start...

MUFC_fan 28th Oct 2009 14:45

Thanks ACCMan.

Is the LPL-GVA-MAN-GVA-LPL operated by one crew or not?

Thanks.

easyboy22 28th Oct 2009 15:40

Mufc_fan it's operated by a Lpl crew and they do all 4 sectors
think it's still them now times changed to lunchtime

Rumour is we will have 5 aircraft by about march time.
But only hanger89 know that

MUFC_fan 28th Oct 2009 15:43

Thanks easyboy. Long day for the crew!

easyboy22 28th Oct 2009 15:58

Yeah it is a bit. But busy flights so goes
quite quick.

Bagso 28th Oct 2009 16:27

Lufthansa Traffic Boost at BHX !

...and here's me thinking this was the Manchester Thread ?

Let us Mancunians rejoice at this "good cheer" from Bhx5dme.

Based on this news I shall certainly be popping the Christmas bunting up early this year !

ben_keghead 28th Oct 2009 16:29

Where do you get this info from?

I have heard nothing about HEL...its not been announced anywhere?

The only thing that we do know is that as per the announcement made back in December 2007, that Liverpool will have 10 aircraft and Manchester 5 by the end of 2010. (Liverpool currently have 8 A319s and 1 A320, and Manchester has 3 A320s)

nigel.hayes007 28th Oct 2009 22:26

liverpool 10,Manchester 5.
 
10 Easy,s based wow! Along with the Ryanair and Wizzair flights Liverpool must be making a fortune in landing fees ,get up to 50 based and they may even make a proffit,or will it just be another housing estate by then.

MUFC_fan 28th Oct 2009 22:32

To be honest and to give LPL credit - they can pretty much hold FR to North West ransom.

FR have publicly dis-owned MAN and BLK in the North West - so which other airport will the airline fly to in the UK's second biggest aviation region. LPL is the only choice...

U2 have started to expand at both LPL and MAN and have set out their plans for the two bases but LPL would have to be more careful with this airline. U2 profit from the airport but they would easily be able to transfer 9/10 of their services to MAN with little trouble, probably being able to increase revenue. HOWEVER, it would be very unlikely they would do that as FR would clean up at LPL. U2 don't make rash decision unlike their Irish counter part.

So juggling the two carriers puts LPL in a very strong position and I am sure they are making some sort of profit.

StoneyBridge Radar 28th Oct 2009 22:36


Could be why LH looking at LPL, KLM has increased NW Market share and passenger since ops from both
Let me quote anonymously a reply to this from someone well in the know:


ROFL, more regurgitated wet dream speculation started on North West Air News. If you parked an ice cream van outside LJA, some of them would start a rumour that Alitalia were about to start double daily to Rome!
:E

nigel.hayes007 28th Oct 2009 22:57

held to ransom
 
not even the pope or his boss holds MOL to ransom

MUFC_fan 28th Oct 2009 23:00

But money does...

rapidman47 29th Oct 2009 08:14


Quote:
Could be why LH looking at LPL, KLM has increased NW Market share and passenger since ops from both
Let me quote anonymously a reply to this from someone well in the know:

Quote:
ROFL, more regurgitated wet dream speculation started on North West Air News. If you parked an ice cream van outside LJA, some of them would start a rumour that Alitalia were about to start double daily to Rome!
http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/sr...ilies/evil.gif
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Alot of people on this thread will have egg on their faces soon mark my words :rolleyes:


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