Is that actually a decrease? I thought 2 and 5 is what they had this winter. Compared winter 2015/2016 to summer 2016 it is not a decrease; compared to the past it is. NRN will stay at 6. Seems to be more stable base althought competition from CGN, EIN, maybe Brussels as well as AMS nowadays. FR took the delivery of 7 new aircrafts within 2 weeks: EI-FOK on 18/02 EI-FOL on 21/02 EI-FOM on 22/02 EI-FON on 24/02 EI-FOP on 25/02 EI-FOO on 26/02 EI-FOR on 29/02 |
Originally Posted by irish lad
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Ryanair to feed Ethiopian airlines San Francisco route through Dublin?
First I've heard of that route |
Unless this is the final bit of irony for Ryanair, are Ethiopian referring to it as San Francisco Los Angeles airport? ET don't serve SFO, but LAX.
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New Newcastle winter routes
NEW from Newcastle (NCL):
Newcastle (NCL) - Lanzarote (ACE) Newcastle (NCL) - Tenerife (TFS) NEW for the winter: Newcastle (NCL) - Malaga (AGP) |
7 new routes from BFS next winter
Welcome to Ryanair! |
New route from Porto to Milan (MXP) starts in September
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Ryanair B737-700 all business class.
BUSINESS TRAVEL! Customised Ryanair Boeing 737-700 jet now available for private charter!
Book your business travel HERE: Welcome to Ryanair! Check out the interior HERE: https://youtu.be/I_6rl91N9Nw |
would they still sell lottery tickets?
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The mind boggles :ooh:..you`d have to make sure you very carefully read all the terms and conditions before chartering from them :confused:
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I wonder if they would do better by changing the brand name similar to Toyota/Lexus & Nissan/Infiniti? They are competing with Privatair and others.
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I assume this is EI-SEV which has so far been used as a Co. hack and for base training?
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Originally Posted by Wycombe
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I assume this is EI-SEV which has so far been used as a Co. hack and for base training?
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Daz211 had already provided a link to the official Ryanair announcement about the new B737-700, so, why the need to provide a link to the same story on your own private blog?
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Ryanair 737-700 Business Class Private Charter?
Interesting strategy, although, how do they expect this to work? If it is still here in 12 months then I'm a Salmon. No mention of WiFi, USB ports or a business class menu...
https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/plan-t...orate-jet-hire Thoughts? |
Is this the spare and training 737-700?
Well, if you want a quick charter with enough seats then it might be ok. Depends really on the price. Used to fly for some Biz Charter Company and they most likely did not offer much more food wise and seat wise. Just that they used crappy Bombardier(did I wrote crappy, sorry, ment luxurious) aircraft that tend to break down on a regular basis. Might work out as a sidebusiness ;) EDIT: You might wonder how many of this biz jets do NOT have WiFi, USB, AND a business class menue. You would be really surprised. |
A mob in Australia tried something similar a few years back, flying only biz class between Melbourne & Sydney.
Lasted a couple of months IIRC... Dean |
Have to say, I kinda like this statement from their website:
with the world renowned Ryanair branding on the outside, Other than that a bit weird - they must have reconfigured one of their 737s (although they say it's a -700, always thought they only had -800s). At the beginning of the summer, i.e. peak, season? Interesting. |
They have this 1 737-700 (EI-SEV) which I believe has hitherto been used as a Company hack/internal transport, and for base training.
Guess they have put some posh(ish) seats in it as part of an initiative to turn it into a revenue stream. Premiership footy teams could use it and claim they are travelling low cost! |
I've noticed there's no inflight entertainment/AVOD. That's a bit of a shame seeing as they've gone as far as introducing scent looking business seats.
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Couldn't help but think of this yorkshire airlines video when I saw the cabin crew.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJFq2jhgQT8 |
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