There will be 110 Aircraft transferring over to 'EasyJet Europe'. ANd OE-IVA which was originally G-EZPA will also continue to operate routes at Gatwick and Luton in the future.

Why have they reissued a reg already used ?

https://img.planespotters.net/photo/...Net_139336.jpg

Registration numbers are often reissued by some registries

Registration numbers are often reissued by some registries

But the biz-jet looks quite new, or has it been sold & re-registered?

And who's favourite to take over the helm? Will it be, by default, external? These outfits have unique & special company cultures. The newsboy/gal for the outside will need quite an indoctrination/transition period. It's not a chocolate factory or making plastic toys.

Brexit
 

EZYs share price will have been hampered by the unknown as yet impact of brexit. Not knowing what the score will be with flying in and out of a key market will do that ......

Before the referendum CMC sat in the big orange hanger with David Cameron and told her employees and the listening world just what a disaster a leave vote would be. She didn't really try to be in anyway positive after the result so the collapse of the share price at that point was in some ways very convenient, wasn't it. I told you so seems to cover it. Helps her with her credibility in the world she exists in. The world where the top people take huge credit for the good things, and the bad never sticks.

Beatts I take it you mean an Austrian registed aircraft can appear at any base be it Europe or UK so are totally interchangeable except
not based at a Swiss airport

Ian

When are easyJet likely to release their flight schedule for next September, we are flying to Malta with Thomson and it was with easy this year so just wondering whether it would be the same next year

Ooops.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...ght-at-gatwick

Has been reregistered :ok:

Was Cyprus unhappy they did not get the EU27 base, I thought it was Malta or Portugal who were likely bases as well?

I think you will find that Famagusta is on the Turkish held part of the island!

Unaccompanied child taken off EasyJet plane and left at gate after flight is overbooked - Independent.ie

Puzzled by this as thought unaccompanied children were not allowed.

I'm always curious in events like these, who does what? Was this decision made by the handling agent; was there captain involved; is there an ez manager at LGW who authorised this, or was it by phone to LTN?
Are pax allowed on jump seats? I just think back to days of yore when captains could solve many problems with discretion and a huge dose of common sense. I don't wish to pre-judge and be in error, but we hear many stories where things like this are cropping up quite often. Has captain's authority been eroded so much, or are they not trained in such matters, or are they not sticking their heads above the parapets?

Passengers are not allowed in the cabin on UK airlines whilst airborne.I have been invited on to the f!Ight deck pre and post journey after showing my ID at the discretion of the Captain.

"Passengers are not allowed in the cabin on UK airlines whilst airborne"

Might want to edit that post lol ��

I meant cockpit! Silly me. Thanks.

Nobody has answered why Easyjet were carrying unaccompanied chilren as the T&Cs says not.

If you try a search on their website, you will find the answer.

Unaccompanied children and those in groups

Children aged 13 or younger

Children aged 13 years or younger cannot travel unless they are accompanied by an adult who is at least 16 years old and who will take full responsibility for them.

Please note: The person accompanying an Italian minor travelling with an Affido must be at least 18 years old.



Children aged 14 to 15

Children aged 14 to 15 can travel on their own provided that they are not travelling with children aged 13 years or younger.



Children aged 16 and over

Children aged 16 years and over can travel on their own.


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Had assummed all under 16's were banned from solo unaccompanied flying