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HOODED 4th Mar 2015 08:01

G-JZHA was flying under a Norwegian callsign yesterday. That is probably what was meant.

BAladdy 4th Mar 2015 08:53


G-JZHA was flying under a Norwegian callsign yesterday. That is probably what was meant.
G-JZHA - Is operating on behalf of DY today due to strike action by Scandanavian based pilots. Aircraft currently operating DY1800 OSL-AGP service.

SCANDIC 4th Mar 2015 14:09

You can always rely on a 75 even though they are getting on.

Jet2_738 4th Mar 2015 15:12

Have to love the 737. The -300's with the new winglets look stunning too! But for me, it has to be the -800. Long live the 737 (and the 757, of course, the next best thing!) :ok:

SCANDIC 4th Mar 2015 16:45

Only trouble is that the 73's seem to go tech a lot more than the 75's, 757 number one for me.

Ivan aromer 13th Mar 2015 10:50

Jet2 Dart group.
 
There's obviously something going to at Jet2! The share price this morning has been very volatile.

BFS101 13th Mar 2015 11:13

Jet2 reveals cost of passenger compensation

Compensation payments to passengers whose flights have been delayed and cancelled will cost regional carrier Jet2 £17 million this year.

The figure was revealed in a trading update to the London Stock Exchange by parent company Dart Group this morning.

However, the Group said winter losses were lower than expected, so operating profit for the year to the end of March will be ahead of current market expectations and broadly in line with last year when it made £49.2 million.

It said forward bookings for summer 2015 are 'encouraging' with over 50% of the season already sold, which is ahead of this time last year.
Source - Travelmole

ATNotts 13th Mar 2015 11:45

SCANDIC


757 number one for me.
No surprise there then!!! :D

Bam Thwok 13th Mar 2015 12:14

Ivan

Not sure about "volatile"......the market must just like what it heard this morning.

Up 18% so far today.....time to cash in those share options me thinks....Cheers "Big Phil"

HOODED 13th Mar 2015 12:39

Great news. Maybe they can afford a few more winglet kits before the fuel price rises start to bite again.:)

LNIDA 13th Mar 2015 16:13

Hooded
 
If their hedging policy is similar to most other airlines then it will be sometime before they gain from the fall in fuel costs, probably third quarter, unless they take the hit in the current year.

HOODED 13th Mar 2015 17:28

Linda. Thanks for that. Makes the results even more impressive then.

I understand the winglets benefit the 733s more than the 738s due to the latter's already larger wing. I am surprised they are still flying 738s without them though I would have thought they would be an easier mod than the 300s. Also the 757s have been in the fleet a while so unless they intend getting rid of the older birds I would have expected them to have been upgraded during maintenance by now. Anyone any insight on the plans?

bluepilot 14th Mar 2015 10:26

trading statement
 
Trading Statement
Fri, 13th Mar 2015 07:00
RNS Number : 3374H
Dart Group PLC
13 March 2015

13 March 2015

Dart Group PLC ("the Group")

Trading Statement 13 March 2015

Dart Group PLC, the Leisure Travel and Distribution & Logistics group, is pleased to give the following update on trading.

The Board believes that Group underlying operating profit(1) for the year ending 31 March 2015 will be ahead of current market expectations and broadly in line with last year (2014: £49.2m), as a result of lower than anticipated winter losses.

Looking ahead to the year ending 31 March 2016, forward bookings in the Leisure Travel business for summer 2015 are encouraging, with over 50% of the season having already been sold, which is ahead of where we were at this stage last year.

The Distribution & Logistics business, Fowler Welch, continues to focus on growing its revenue pipeline and developing existing and new business opportunities.

The Group intends to further develop and grow its businesses and expects further progress in the year ending 31 March 2016.

walterthesofty 14th Mar 2015 21:02

Sorry if im bit behind the curve but whats happening about the a330 joining the fleet

MKY661 14th Mar 2015 21:52


Sorry if im bit behind the curve but whats happening about the a330 joining the fleet
Has now been called off. Privilege Style 757-200 will now be leased again instead.

walterthesofty 15th Mar 2015 11:09

Thanks just read it was down to the CAA not happy about them operatiing the 330 due to previous issues

Facelookbovvered 15th Mar 2015 14:33

Walterthesofty
 
CAA not happy about who operating the A330?? my understanding was that it was a ACMI lease.


To lease an aircraft please send your detailed request to *********.com Please specify:
1. What is the starting date of lease?
2. What is the route of the flights? Do you have the schedule?
3. Do you have commercial rights for these flights? Do you have the AOC?
4. How many sets of crew do you need?
5. What is the oldest aircraft age you would accept?
6. How many block hours do you guarantee? What is the cycles ratio?
7. What is your per hour budget?

walterthesofty 15th Mar 2015 15:20

Something to do with jet 2 past maintenance issues by all accounts

Station_Calling 15th Mar 2015 15:33

Walter...
 

Something to do with jet 2 past maintenance issues by all accounts
Absolute garbage. Jet2 weren't doing any of the A330 maintenance.

CabinCrewe 15th Mar 2015 16:44

that means nothing when there is an application to operate a new type. So maintenance provision may very much have been under scrutiny


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