If I remember correctly the three TCX* series frames at TCX were ex Avianca, so maybe it was bought with the intention of being a summer lease frame for TCX in the future
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Originally Posted by Severn
(Post 10591744)
New aircraft type to join the ever-expanding fleet.... an A330-200 in 32J/206Y config. Looks to be an ex-Avianca Brasil machine by the looks of the lie-flat J seats.
Aircraft is only 5 years old and will be available from April 2020, will be interesting to see who snaps this up - EXS/TUI to name just two! I assume this addition will have been planned well before the sad demise of TCX, meaning maybe more A330s might follow sooner rather than later! |
Originally Posted by BAladdy
(Post 10592362)
Any link to the source of the info on the A330?
It reads: London Stansted based ACMI lease and charter specialists, Titan Airways, are introducing their first Airbus wide body into their fleet. From April 2020 our Airbus A330 - 200 will be available for ACMI lease, airline sub-charter and ad-hoc passenger charter. This modern aircraft, which is just 5 years young, offers a bright, airy and spacious 2 class cabin, accommodating 238 passengers. The business class cabins offer 32 electronically adjustable and very comfortable seats, all of which convert to 6ft fully lie flat beds. Spread over two cabins with 16 seats in each cabin, this lie flat product really offers a superior level of space, comfort, privacy and style. Each business passengers private space is complete with ample stowage, including a small cupboard in the centre console, as well as stowage within the armrest and ottoman / foot rest. Additional business class features include, an individual cocktail table, tray table, reading light and 15.4 inch touch screen and hand controller, for on-demand in flight entertainment. The two economy cabins total 206 seats in a generous 32 inch seat pitch. Each seat is complete with in seat power and a 9 inch IFE touch screen for on-demand in-flight entertainment. Maximising the potential of our worldwide AOC, the Airbus A330, which has crew rest facility, can fly sectors of up to 14 1/2 hours, Suitable for long range operations, it is ETOPs 180 capable and equipped with a CATIIIB full autoland system, has the ability to operate in poor weather conditions. As with all Titan Airways operations, the Airbus A330-200 will be looked after by our 24/7 operations and engineering teams. Our highly experienced commercial, in-flight services staff, as well as our flight deck and cabin crew, will also ensure that from start to finish our customers receive the very best level of service, which sets us apart from our competitors. |
Just been looking into Titan’s fleet past and present and noticed that one of their previous A320’s G-POWI was scrapped May 2018 at just 12 years old, that seems remarkably young, does anyone know why? |
Titan confirmation, The A330 will arrive first quarter 2020 and begin revenue flights in April 2020. The arrival of the A330 will coincide with the disposal of the B767 from Titans fleet. |
BA will use a A321 leased from Titan to operate there daily service from Heathrow to Cairo from 7th November through until at least early January. The aircraft will be configured in a 2 class configuration with 44 premium economy seats and 100 economy seats.
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According to a Jet2 forum, Titan are to acquire a further A321 for next summer, and 4 A321’s will be leased to Jet2 for summer 2020, all based at Stansted. |
Originally Posted by garry8g
(Post 10599328)
According to a Jet2 forum, Titan are to acquire a further A321 for next summer, and 4 A321’s will be leased to Jet2 for summer 2020, all based at Stansted. |
Originally Posted by BAladdy
(Post 10607885)
More info has been released about this subject over the last week. Jet2 now plan to add 7 A321’s to there fleet from S20. Aircraft to operated by Jet2 and not Titan and will be based at BHX and MAN.
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Originally Posted by BAladdy
(Post 10607885)
More info has been released about this subject over the last week. Jet2 now plan to add 7 A321’s to there fleet from S20. Aircraft to operated by Jet2 and not Titan and will be based at BHX and MAN.
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Are these aircraft crewed by Titan or Jet2 in the cabin? Are a lot of crew at Titan on Seasonal or “Zero-Hours” contracts? Given the nature of the business there is a lot of “stand-by” and seasonal work? |
Originally Posted by brian_dromey
(Post 10608291)
Are these aircraft crewed by Titan or Jet2 in the cabin? Are a lot of crew at Titan on Seasonal or “Zero-Hours” contracts? Given the nature of the business there is a lot of “stand-by” and seasonal work? |
Originally Posted by pamann
(Post 10608306)
The 321’s subbed to Jet2 in the summer are ZT flight deck and LS cabin crew as far as I’m aware. |
I see G-POWK has had a couple of diverts flying back from BJL recently (FAO & LPA!). Does anyone know why?
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Originally Posted by jonnyrobbo
(Post 10644074)
I see G-POWK has had a couple of diverts flying back from BJL recently (FAO & LPA!). Does anyone know why?
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Titan A318 arrived at Tortola, British Virgin Islands (EIS) yesterday on a charter flight from UK via Halifax. Largest aircraft to have landed at our airport.
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....f9751caf4.jpeg |
Very nice photo - I did have a sneaky feeling that Air2000 for a short while flew the 767-300 into Tortola on Sunsail Yacht holiday charter flights.
The main flying program operated from LGW to St Thomas, on to ANU then back to LGW but I had a feeling they flew into Tortola for a bit? Can you help? |
No, was only ever to St Thomas and then a chartered ferry for the passengers to Tortola. Debate still continues about extending our runway to allow more direct flights.
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Does anyone know if Titan are planning on adding anymore A320 family aircraft for next summer?
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Titan A318 arrived at Tortola, British Virgin Islands (EIS) yesterday on a charter flight from UK via Halifax. Largest aircraft to have landed at our airport. |
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