At $27 for a barrel of crude, it is likely that demand for anything North Sea related will be non existent
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There was an Aurigny flight from Gatwick that landed at 21.45 tonight, flight number GR611
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Looks as if flights have been combined - the ATR doing LGW-GCI but calling at SOU to collect pax booked on GR659 SOU-GCI. Maybe an a/c is u/s - but in any case loads will be incredibly light. GR658 GCI-SOU must have been cancelled.
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Originally Posted by Gurnard
(Post 10722250)
Looks as if flights have been combined - the ATR doing LGW-GCI but calling at SOU to collect pax booked on GR659 SOU-GCI. Maybe an a/c is u/s - but in any case loads will be incredibly light. GR658 GCI-SOU must have been cancelled.
I see that the flight is over two hours behind schedule. It was originally scheduled to arrive at 19.15 with a departure time of 19.45. The flight number is now GR659. |
Looks like Dublin is back to twice daily on a 145 - right back to where the route started in the 90's.
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Originally Posted by Gurnard
(Post 10722250)
Looks as if flights have been combined - the ATR doing LGW-GCI but calling at SOU to collect pax booked on GR659 SOU-GCI. Maybe an a/c is u/s - but in any case loads will be incredibly light. GR658 GCI-SOU must have been cancelled.
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Looks like only 3 scheduled flights due in and out of SOU today - one each to JER (BCI) , GCI and ACI (AUR)
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Sadly the Alderney literary Festival this weekend Fri-Sun had to be canx'd.
Lots of folk were booked on flights |
Originally Posted by Copenhagen
(Post 10722350)
Looks like Dublin is back to twice daily on a 145 - right back to where the route started in the 90's.
How do you know this? Nothing has been confirmed by Eastern, just their intent to operate it. |
S20 Summary (eventually...)
Whilst circumstances are rather different to any other year, I've put together a summary of what will hopefully be operating from SOU this summer once the world starts to return to normality (I am cautiously optimistic that the UK will be in a fairly reasonable place by this time, but lets be honest no-one truly knows...) Please keep any Coronavirus discussions/arguments/doom mongering relating to this for elsewhere, and as ever, let me know of any changes or corrections.
I've based this all on week commencing 13/07. Aurigny Alderney - 14 weekly D28 Guernsey - 14 weekly AT7 Blue Islands Guernsey - 29 weekly AT7/AT4 Jersey - 23 weekly AT7 Eastern Airways (1x ATR72 and 1x E145 based) Aberdeen - 4 weekly J41 (via MME) Belfast City - 7 weekly AT7 Dublin - tbc Leeds Bradford - 15 weekly J41 Manchester - 17 weekly AT7 Newcastle - 11 weekly ER4 Teesside - 10 weekly J41 Loganair (1x ATR72 overnights) Aberdeen - 4 weekly ER3 (via NCL) Edinburgh - 26 weekly AT7 Glasgow - 25 weekly AT7 Newcastle - 18 weekly ER3 TUI Palma - 1 weekly 712 (Volotea) Summary 210 weekly departures (~340 in S19) 30 daily departures (~49 in S19) There were around 230 weekly Flybe departures in S19, not including the Blue Islands and Eastern franchises. Overall I would say this is a solid start for the airport - considering the Dublin flights have not yet been confirmed, and the two other major international routes (Amsterdam and Paris) remain un-served for the time being, plus the general reduction in capacity on existing routes is probably no bad thing looking at where the economy is heading. Even the Newcastle route, despite having more flights has a little less capacity than Flybe provided (I think!), thanks to the smaller aircraft being used. |
Originally Posted by adfly
(Post 10725659)
Whilst circumstances are rather different to any other year, I've put together a summary of what will hopefully be operating from SOU this summer once the world starts to return to normality (I am cautiously optimistic that the UK will be in a fairly reasonable place by this time, but lets be honest no-one truly knows...) Please keep any Coronavirus discussions/arguments/doom mongering relating to this for elsewhere, and as ever, let me know of any changes or corrections.
I've based this all on week commencing 13/07. Aurigny Alderney - 14 weekly D28 Guernsey - 14 weekly AT7 Blue Islands Guernsey - 29 weekly AT7/AT4 Jersey - 23 weekly AT7 Eastern Airways (1x ATR72 and 1x E145 based) Aberdeen - 4 weekly J41 (via MME) Belfast City - 7 weekly AT7 Dublin - tbc Leeds Bradford - 15 weekly J41 Manchester - 17 weekly AT7 Newcastle - 11 weekly ER4 Teesside - 10 weekly J41 Loganair (1x ATR72 overnights) Aberdeen - 4 weekly ER3 (via NCL) Edinburgh - 26 weekly AT7 Glasgow - 25 weekly AT7 Newcastle - 18 weekly ER3 TUI Palma - 1 weekly 712 (Volotea) Summary 210 weekly departures (~340 in S19) 30 daily departures (~49 in S19) There were around 230 weekly Flybe departures in S19, not including the Blue Islands and Eastern franchises. Overall I would say this is a solid start for the airport - considering the Dublin flights have not yet been confirmed, and the two other major international routes (Amsterdam and Paris) remain un-served for the time being, plus the general reduction in capacity on existing routes is probably no bad thing looking at where the economy is heading. Even the Newcastle route, despite having more flights has a little less capacity than Flybe provided (I think!), thanks to the smaller aircraft being used. |
will they be known to punters I think it's sensible that the replacement operators are coming in with a lot less capacity than Flybe had on the core routes taken up so far (although both EZE and LOG on NCL looks a bit questionable), and once we overcome the virus they will start to be taken up. Ironically I was due to fly with Flybe to BHD tomorrow (booked about 2 weeks before they folded) but first the Customer asked us not to go (due coronovirus concerns) and I ended up cancelling my reservations on the day they went into administration :sad: |
Eastern Airways suspending all flights from Southampton base,
https://www.easternairways.com/annou...us-information |
Not sure what the active is today but I haven't seen or heard a single aircraft on final for 20 all day.
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Originally Posted by Auxtank
(Post 10726406)
Not sure what the active is today but I haven't seen or heard a single aircraft on final for 20 all day.
I wonder how many staff are on duty at SOU today! |
Originally Posted by Sotonsean
(Post 10726441)
Absolutely, it's earily quiet over the skies of Southampton today, even the bird's seem rather quiet compared to normal.
I wonder how many staff are on duty at SOU today! |
Originally Posted by Auxtank
(Post 10726448)
Not many. I thought the exact same thing as you about the birds when I was in my garden earlier. The World has got the sound turned down.
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Originally Posted by adfly
(Post 10725659)
Aurigny
Guernsey - 14 weekly AT7 Blue Islands Guernsey - 29 weekly AT7/AT4 Jersey - 23 weekly AT7 |
Not sure what the active is today but I haven't seen or heard a single aircraft on final for 20 all day. Originally Posted by adfly View Post Aurigny Guernsey - 14 weekly AT7 Blue Islands Guernsey - 29 weekly AT7/AT4 Jersey - 23 weekly AT7 My excuses for a potentially stupid question from a distance - but why is there, based on the allocation of capacity by the C.I.'s home carriers, apparently much more demand at SOU from/to the "smaller" Guernsey than from/to the "bigger" Jersey, whereas from the London airports it appears to be the other way round? Until now of course. Although at the moment they are operating the only (1 daily) service between the island and SOU. |
Pi$$ing contest between the two carriers - The yellow one has a blank cheque book as its owned by the 'States' ie Govt, so doesn't really care, the other one I can't, unfortunately, see surviving much past the end of the week...
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