NEW ROUTE
East-Midlands to Sofia 1pw (sat) Begins 11 JAN 2020 |
NEW ROUTE AND NEW DESTINATION
Pafos to Beirut 3pw Begins OCT 2019 |
odd destination,Cant think why Cypriots would want to go to Beirut, Ryan air must have done their home work
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Did you know there are around 3 flights per day between Larnaca and Beirut? Not such an "odd" destination to launch
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"Holiday" flights? ;-)
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I would think pax loadings would be good both ways.
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Originally Posted by sixchannel
(Post 10515669)
"Holiday" flights? ;-)
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Originally Posted by AirportPlanner1
(Post 10515686)
Actually yes. It might surprise some to hear Beirut is reasonably safe and worth visiting. It would have thought it had all the appeal of a holiday in Tripoli. |
Originally Posted by sixchannel
(Post 10515701)
Big surprise!
It would have thought it had all the appeal of a holiday in Tripoli. |
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Originally Posted by sixchannel
(Post 10515701)
Big surprise!
It would have thought it had all the appeal of a holiday in Tripoli. http://www.lebanoninapicture.com/Prv...53-54-am-l.jpg |
Originally Posted by racedo
(Post 10515804)
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Originally Posted by 1sky
(Post 10516143)
Off to IAG? |
Originally Posted by racedo
(Post 10516336)
Norwegian.
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NEW ROUTE
Cologne/Bonn to Olsztyn-Mazury 2 pw Begins 07 NOV 2019 |
Originally Posted by El Bunto
(Post 10515710)
Err, the civil war in Lebanon ended nearly 30 years ago...
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Originally Posted by SealinkBF
(Post 10516033)
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Max
I see that the latest B737 Max to come out of paint no longer has 737 MAX on the nose and has been replaced with 737-8200.
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Good move ?
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Originally Posted by TSR2
(Post 10519314)
Good move ?
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Yes, a terrific move! :rolleyes:
This is so funny. There's already so much in the media about this rebranding that passengers, bar maybe a few, will know that the 8200 is in fact a MAX. Big waste of time! |
looks like a (local) phone no.
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Good move ? |
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I understand that flight + cabin crew are worked hard over summer with less work in winter (so fewer annual hours used in November), and that aircraft maintenance will likely be weighted towards winter rather than summer - so there is less flying capacity in winter. I realise also that some older aircraft will be exited over time. However, is the fleet really that stretched in winter ?
I always thought that in winter Ryanair had plenty of slack in the system. I don't see Ryanair leasing lots of aircraft over summer 2019, so am wondering if there really will be a severe aircraft shortage over the coming winter. My suspicion is that this is just an excuse to cut some underperforming / loss-making routes |
A couple of years ago they had to cull flights because they didn't have enough pilots. Now they're saying that they have far too many, according to another press story
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Anything more than a marketing ploy? “If you want flights next year book early because there won’t be so many” probably a better campaign than “fly on our new 737max .. er 737-8200”. Easy might just be wiping it up with their A320/321 fleet.
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Originally Posted by davidjohnson6
(Post 10519770)
I understand that flight + cabin crew are worked hard over summer with less work in winter (so fewer annual hours used in November), and that aircraft maintenance will likely be weighted towards winter rather than summer - so there is less flying capacity in winter. I realise also that some older aircraft will be exited over time. However, is the fleet really that stretched in winter ?
I always thought that in winter Ryanair had plenty of slack in the system. I don't see Ryanair leasing lots of aircraft over summer 2019, so am wondering if there really will be a severe aircraft shortage over the coming winter. My suspicion is that this is just an excuse to cut some underperforming / loss-making routes |
“ Ladies and Gentlemen the Captain welcomes you aboard this Boeing 737 Max...ops” |
Originally Posted by LTNman
(Post 10520532)
“ Ladies and Gentlemen the Captain welcomes you aboard this Boeing 737 Max...ops” |
Will be interesting to see how much ezy will have raked in over the summer compared to fr, their neo aircraft apparently 25/30% more efficient than 320/319 fleet, fr must be pissing their pants atm.
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Originally Posted by racedo
(Post 10520689)
90% plus of passengers don't know whether it is an Airbus 787 or a Boeing A320. Their safety card tells them something but I have been on an A321 with a A319 safety card.
Happily there's nowhere we currently fly to where FR are sole operator. |
Originally Posted by sixchannel
(Post 10520818)
But I do. That's why FR off my shopping list a while once the Max's return to service. A year of non MCAS related incidents world wide, and I'll think again.
Happily there's nowhere we currently fly to where FR are sole operator. |
Originally Posted by 2Para
(Post 10520815)
Will be interesting to see how much ezy will have raked in over the summer compared to fr, their neo aircraft apparently 25/30% more efficient than 320/319 fleet, fr must be pissing their pants atm.
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Originally Posted by racedo
(Post 10515804)
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Originally Posted by EI-EIDW
(Post 10521679)
Off to easyjet. |
Originally Posted by pabely
(Post 10521783)
Oh dear, his record will not impress employees at EZY
I assume he was head-hunted. |
Originally Posted by pabely
(Post 10521783)
Oh dear, his record will not impress employees at EZY
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Originally Posted by racedo
(Post 10521900)
Employee do not hire people.
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Originally Posted by EI-BUD
(Post 10521273)
Such challenges will lead Ryanair to trim the worst performing parts of their network, and re easyJet, Ryanair are considerably bigger and significantly more profitable. Let's not forget Ryanair can expand through Lauda with Airbus too, so the 737 is the not the only option for the group at the moment ...
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