PPRuNe Forums

PPRuNe Forums (https://www.pprune.org/)
-   Airlines, Airports & Routes (https://www.pprune.org/airlines-airports-routes-85/)
-   -   Jet2 4 (https://www.pprune.org/airlines-airports-routes/466290-jet2-4-a.html)

LAX_LHR 2nd Oct 2014 10:07

Jet2 website says passengers on affected BLK return flights after 15th October will be flown back to MAN, so, one could assume that the 2 B737's will be based at MAN initially to bring the passengers home.


Afterwards, Im assuming that the 2 aircraft will be used as spares given that Jet2 are still hiring in other aircraft (privilege currently operating at LBA), or, possibly run extra flights from say, MAN, depending on what the BLK passengers want to do for departures after 15th Oct (ei do they want to still fly or opt for a refund).

garybell 2nd Oct 2014 12:35

EXS051B
 
Anyone know what EXS051B is up to ?

Left BFS about 30 mins ago headed 338 and now is headed 116 descending.

BFS BHD 2nd Oct 2014 13:18

EXS051B G-CELY was out on a test flight as B752 G-LSAE came in from Manchester this morning to operate the Murcia flight from BFS. So must be something wrong with G-CELY.

garybell 2nd Oct 2014 14:17

many thanks. thought it must be some sort of test or training flight.

theloudone 3rd Oct 2014 16:44

Going by recent threads, surely is it about time J2 finally invested in more modern a/c?
The A330 would certainly be a wiser and more reliable choice over the ageing 75, would it not?
Not doubt the seat stick interface will say differently.

silverstreak 4th Oct 2014 20:00

Jet2 A330 MAN base for Summer 2015... ;)

Ernest Lanc's 4th Oct 2014 22:00



Planes
carrying hundreds of British holidaymakers came within 500ft of each other in a
near-miss at Malaga Airport in southern Spain.





Aviation
authorities said the pilot of a Ryanair Boeing 737-800 from Leeds was forced to
abort its landing and take evasive action at the last minute because a
Glasgow-bound Jet2 plane - also a 737-800 - was still on the runway in front of
it.





Read more: Ryanair and Jet2 planes involved in near-miss at Malaga Airport | Daily Mail Online
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

rudolf 4th Oct 2014 22:05

The usual Daily Mail nonsense. Sounds like air traffic pushed it too close and both crews did what they were trained to do.

MKY661 7th Oct 2014 18:17

Jet2 Will move all Blackpool flights to Manchester on the 10th October (Not the closure date of the 13th):
Status | Jet2.com

Prestonian 8th Oct 2014 12:58

So what will be the commercial effect be on Dart of Blackpool's closure? I know that all Blackpool flights will operate from Manchester in the short term but surely they will stop this doubling up pretty soon and consolidate. Bearing in mind the apparent price premium on Jet 2 Blackpool flights as compared to Manchester it would seem that Dart's bottom line will be minus a very nice profit contribution From the Blackpool operation?

paully 8th Oct 2014 15:16

All depends on what the yield was on the Blackpool flights...otherwise business as usual I would think for Jet2..

Penworth 8th Oct 2014 15:55

In the middle of summer Jet2 operates around 160 sectors a day. I would be surprised if the loss of about 4 sectors a day from Blackpool will make that much difference to the bottom line despite the "Blackpool premium" that they were able to charge.

Silverstreak - has the A330 been definitely confirmed for next year? There have been a lot of rumours internally but nothing official.

toon22 8th Oct 2014 16:01

Blackpool Premium?
 
Be assured, there is nor was any Blackpool premium - quite the reverse in fact.

janeyTA 8th Oct 2014 16:10

We flew from BLK a few times, but the prices were never cheaper than Manchester. We chose it purely for the flight times.

samj 8th Oct 2014 22:05

Would jet 2 really be able to fill an A330?!

take-off 8th Oct 2014 23:27

Blackpool most of the time had some of the most expensive flights, but it would seems going by the loads that people were prepared to pay , very rarely when I looked were they cheaper than Manchester, but then If you wanted the convenience , people paid it.

Is the holidays website down for general Maintainance, Or is it clearing Blackpool, off it or a big make over?

silverstreak 9th Oct 2014 18:47

Instead of double or triple daily rotations on a 73, use a 330 and operate a single daily flt, freeing up the smaller 73s to ops new services

Station_Calling 9th Oct 2014 19:44

Samj...
 

Would jet 2 really be able to fill an A330?!
Do you actually know anything about Jet2.com?

50+ airframes
Over 5.5m pax
Over 65 routes

Why do you think they couldn't? Because you've never heard of them but feel qualified to comment on this forum?

VickersVicount 9th Oct 2014 21:17

Id also be surprised if they could routinely and regularly fill an A330. Its the same reason as TOM/TCX etc only have a small proportion of their Euro flights now operated by widebodies.
Whats your proposals and theory on A330 ops in Jet2?

Ernest Lanc's 9th Oct 2014 21:24

take-off



Blackpool most of the time had some of the most expensive flights, but it
would seems going by the loads that people were prepared to pay , very rarely
when I looked were they cheaper than Manchester, but then If you wanted the
convenience , people paid it.
That's true - BLK was expensive and there was an outbound £10 ADF - people paid willingly. I heard whinging on the BLK thread, never at the airport,

Since 2006 - I have flown at least 20 times, 4 from MAN and 1 from Liverpool.

Cheapest Liverpool. never heard any complaints about Blackpool prices - BLK had ease of use MAN uses could only dream about, and people where prepared to pay. Not popping at MAN, I like the airport - But BLK had NO walking.


All times are GMT. The time now is 09:42.


Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.