When the pax reach the aircraft door, it is one at a time. If you load with rear stairs as well, it improves matters greatly.
Yesterday I was boarding a BA 320 and we all filed on from the air brudge in time honoured fashion, with all the locker packing delays we know so well. |
Blue Air in S20 are retrenching to Romanian destinations only, dropping Turin and Larnaca.
Schedule shows Bacau 6pw, Bucharest 11 and Iasi 3. |
Originally Posted by LGS6753
(Post 10621654)
Blue Air in S20 are retrenching to Romanian destinations only, dropping Turin and Larnaca.
Schedule shows Bacau 6pw, Bucharest 11 and Iasi 3. |
Not too surprised about BlueAir. Still cannot understand that nobody (except Ryanair a few times a week) flies to Bulgaria's second largest city Plovdiv with a catchment area of 1.5 million. There must be a 'problem' with the airport authorities as Wizz and easyJet do not operate any services from there. Also it is a 12 month destination with skiing in the winter months.
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Might have something to do with this https://150sec.com/fastest-shrinking...ulgaria/11022/
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Originally Posted by LGS6753
(Post 10621654)
Blue Air in S20 are retrenching to Romanian destinations only, dropping Turin and Larnaca.
Schedule shows Bacau 6pw, Bucharest 11 and Iasi 3. |
Blue Air are flying Larnaca to Athens, Heraklion and Thessalonika in S20, together with routes to Romania. I suspect this amounts to a reduction in services ex-Larnaca.
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Turkmenistan Airlines to start flying from Luton to Ashgabat from December 2019
Perhaps a bit random, but it's an airline with pax that is unlikely to go bust so I imagine the airport will happily sign up T5 as a customer... |
They lost their Heathrow slot in or around February. They will introduce a weekly services starting next Tuesday although it can’t be booked via the airline.
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Originally Posted by davidjohnson6
(Post 10626584)
Turkmenistan Airlines to start flying from Luton to Ashgabat from December 2019
Perhaps a bit random, but it's an airline with pax that is unlikely to go bust so I imagine the airport will happily sign up T5 as a customer... |
Years ago, I flew to Ashgabat with Lufthansa - the plane was full of Brits and Americans sent to work in Ashgabat as some sort of well-paid purgatory in engineering/hydrocarbon sectors. Does this corporate demand still exist from London ?
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Now being told that Luton will not be able to accept the Turkmenistan service as they are up against the 18 million pax cap. Apparently Air India was sent to STN for the same reason.
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Originally Posted by LGS6753
(Post 10627205)
Now being told that Luton will not be able to accept the Turkmenistan service as they are up against the 18 million pax cap.
PS Don't say that about Air India, you will get a reaction.😀 |
Some say that the airport has actually got to cut flights to stay within 18 million rather than just say no to new airlines.
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Originally Posted by LTNman
(Post 10627308)
Some say that the airport has actually got to cut flights to stay within 18 million rather than just say no to new airlines.
Section 12. At no time shall the passenger throughput exceed 18 million passengers per annum unless express consent is obtained from the local planning authority. I take it that Luton Borough Council can, should they wish to do so, authorise the airport to exceed passenger levels at a marginal level to accomodate all the scheduled operations until midnight of 31st December 2019. From January 1st 2019 until end of September 2019 the accumulated passenger levels (publicly reported) have greatly exceeded last years same period which means any growth for October and November and December will mean the 18 million mark will be reached around mid December which begs the question will the airport cancel all flights after that date? I certainly don’t think so. |
Explains nicely why for commercial reasons LLAOL has put in a planning application to the council to exceed this limit. By law the planning committee is meant to be independent of the council but in reality takes orders from those running the council as it is their airport. Many eyes are watching this application with the council under pressure to not only turn it down but to also turn down another planning application to exceed night time noise limits that were breached for 2 consecutive years. In that case the council did nothing to enforce the planning rule as they were too busy counting the extra money those breaches earned the council. This brings a whole new meaning to the phrase having its fingers in the till.
Worth noting that in the planning summery for 32 million, which the council is dishing out to the masses at consultation events, the council states that night movements will not increase above existing limits yet even before the ink is dry LLAOL wants to increase this limit. |
I’m all for it. Expand expand expand. If you don’t like the noise, shouldn’t have bought a house near an airport. |
Originally Posted by Yahoo!®
(Post 10627836)
I’m all for it. Expand expand expand. If you don’t like the noise, shouldn’t have bought a house near an airport. |
Originally Posted by Yahoo!®
(Post 10627836)
I’m all for it. Expand expand expand. If you don’t like the noise, shouldn’t have bought a house near an airport. Now my rant Only someone who is intellectually challenged and ignorant would write such a comment. So how near is too near that they should not complain? For a start the locals bought homes next to a 70 acre park and not an airport that wants to mug the residents of their park. Secondly people can live miles from an airport and be impacted by aircraft noise whether by new flight paths or just a massive increase in movements. Then there is the environmental impact. Have you not heard of climate change and what that could do to the world or is it a case that you really don't care? Oh I said in my last post that the airport had broken night noise limits for 2 years. It was actually 3. |
An interesting read on the ACL slot coordinators web site about S20 slots, if the limits are to be pushed upwards, aka 19M pax limit next year, it will need to be in place by 15th Jan 2020 then two week period of republished slot allocations after allocation to airlines on waiting list, or that's the way I read it.
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