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GAZMO 9th May 2018 05:07

Caa stats out for March. Slight increase in overall passenger numbers

West Brit 11th May 2018 22:36

So according to Wikipedia Ernest Airlines are operating Verona. It was Thompson at one stage. Is there a Thompson based aircraft this summer as the Palma flight tomorrow appears to be a 'W' pattern in at 1245 out 1410 unless there are 2 Palma flights on a Saturday and the morning flight is missing from the departures board.

Cozy F 11th May 2018 22:45

Someone else in the News this week!

https://www.thesun.ie/travel/2561839...ing-the-issue/

Fly757X 12th May 2018 08:16


Originally Posted by West Brit (Post 10144415)
So according to Wikipedia Ernest Airlines are operating Verona. It was Thompson at one stage. Is there a Thompson based aircraft this summer as the Palma flight tomorrow appears to be a 'W' pattern in at 1245 out 1410 unless there are 2 Palma flights on a Saturday and the morning flight is missing from the departures board.

No based aircraft as of yet but we will have one from the 18th of May (I think) The Verona flight has always been a TOM but it is chartered by other airlines, last year for instance it was Meridiana.

mart901 12th May 2018 10:46


Originally Posted by Cozy F (Post 10144420)
Someone else in the News this week!

https://www.thesun.ie/travel/2561839...ing-the-issue/

Also just have a look on social media about Dublin airport security queues, people blasting them over the last month for lanes not open and huge queues

29Alpha 12th May 2018 12:58


Originally Posted by Fly757X (Post 10144647)
No based aircraft as of yet but we will have one from the 18th of May (I think) The Verona flight has always been a TOM but it is chartered by other airlines, last year for instance it was Meridiana.

sunwing aircraft as usual for thomson, verona run to be done by Air Italy A320

EGAC is Better 16th May 2018 22:22


Originally Posted by mart901 (Post 10144772)
Also just have a look on social media about Dublin airport security queues, people blasting them over the last month for lanes not open and huge queues

I went through Dublin T2 at 0530 last Friday morning, it was painless except for the idiot ahead who thought the rules didn’t apply to him. Expectations set by a board before entering search area displaying estimated security transit time of 15 mins. Was through in less.

Credit where it is due, at BFS on Tuesday morning (0730) things were flowing and it was packed. The Fast Track ticket purchase machines were switched off and people told they could not buy because it was too busy. Approx 15 mins to pass through Fast Track lane.

EGAC is Better 16th May 2018 22:26


Originally Posted by 29Alpha (Post 10144856)
sunwing aircraft as usual for thomson, verona run to be done by Air Italy A320

If I’m not mistaken, Air Italy are wet leasing A320’s from Qatar Airways at the minute. Thats a bit of a step up in comfort!

GAZMO 17th May 2018 06:20

TCX flight from Orlando diverted into BFS this morning
Anyone know the reason why

West Brit 17th May 2018 06:22

Orlando/LGW on finals now.

SealinkBF 17th May 2018 10:44

Flying from BFS on Monday and wondering if I need to be there three hours before!

GAZMO 17th May 2018 10:48

Sealink

Monday always a busy day, plus many extra pax heading to GB after the North West 200 races. Always better to be on the safe side

SealinkBF 17th May 2018 10:57


Originally Posted by GAZMO (Post 10149192)
Sealink

Monday always a busy day, plus many extra pax heading to GB after the North West 200 races. Always better to be on the safe side


Cheers. Fastrack security is not on sale for my two - three hours before flight too, so an early start it is... (!)

Husky One 17th May 2018 14:21

Fast track is cheaper purchased at the airport rather than online (there be logic in there somewhere). The machine in the check in hall doesn't seem to take new £1 coins though.

EGAC is Better 17th May 2018 17:49


Originally Posted by Husky One (Post 10149391)
Fast track is cheaper purchased at the airport rather than online (there be logic in there somewhere). The machine in the check in hall doesn't seem to take new £1 coins though.

I was told that Fast Track machines were turned off on Tuesday morning because it was too busy. Might be worth checking if that is happening and purchase in advance if it is.

Someone I know almost missed his flight because he could not purchase Fast Track. His own fault, I’d agree but worth being aware of.

SecondDog 17th May 2018 18:38


Originally Posted by GAZMO (Post 10148996)
TCX flight from Orlando diverted into BFS this morning
Anyone know the reason why

Fuel stop only. No issues.

El Bunto 17th May 2018 18:44

West Atlantic's newest B738 freighter G-NPTA on the ramp this evening. Stunning colours, could teach 'proper' airlines something about branding. I wonder if Boeing provided some design assistance since it's the first -800 conversion and it has something of their house-colours 'wavyness' to it.



Originally Posted by SecondDog (Post 10149588)
Fuel stop only. No issues.

A bit odd, an A332 can do West Coast USA to London non-stop loaded. Maybe they didn't get a full uplift in Orlando?

SecondDog 17th May 2018 20:09


Originally Posted by El Bunto (Post 10149593)
West Atlantic's newest B738 freighter G-NPTA on the ramp this evening. Stunning colours, could teach 'proper' airlines something about branding. I wonder if Boeing provided some design assistance since it's the first -800 conversion and it has something of their house-colours 'wavyness' to it.




A bit odd, an A332 can do West Coast USA to London non-stop loaded. Maybe they didn't get a full uplift in Orlando?

je sais pas. As for the Westie, saw it on final approach earlier from Ballyrobin. Agreed, looks well.

El Bunto 17th May 2018 20:38

Sunwing B738 C-FEAK arrived in just after tea-time tonight from Canada. Presumably for the TUI full-season kick-off tomorrow.

There was also a TUI-bluey B738 doing pilgrimage runs today.

ScotsSLF 18th May 2018 06:22


Originally Posted by SecondDog (Post 10149647)
je sais pas. As for the Westie, saw it on final approach earlier from Ballyrobin. Agreed, looks well.

Agree - it was training at PIK and one of the best airline liveries I’ve seen in quite some time


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