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So it's now confirmed, according to routesonline Air China will move their current LGW to CTU route to LHR commencing on the 02 April 2019. Although it was inevitable but I will say it again but it's a shame to see LGW lose yet another long haul destination and yet another long haul flag carrier. |
Sorry Canberra97, is misread it missing out 'winter' - sorry!
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Wizzair starting Budapest daily from the start of S19, evening arrival and departure.. That is 2 routes now, wonder if there will be more?
Who will pick up the Flybe slots now that they are moving, 4 daily I think? |
Originally Posted by True Blue
(Post 10317330)
Wizzair starting Budapest daily from the start of S19, evening arrival and departure.. That is 2 routes now, wonder if there will be more?
Who will pick up the Flybe slots now that they are moving, 4 daily I think? |
Originally Posted by True Blue
(Post 10317330)
Wizzair starting Budapest daily from the start of S19, evening arrival and departure.. That is 2 routes now, wonder if there will be more?
Who will pick up the Flybe slots now that they are moving, 4 daily I think? |
Shame that they don’t keep both running to be honest with you as most people will see advantages and disadvantages with both. cs |
Norwegian flights to Rio on sale today.
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Norwegian seem to be transferring services to Miami and SFO.
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Correct
Originally Posted by True Blue
(Post 10322389)
Norwegian seem to be transferring services to Miami and SFO.
There are also more cargo opportunities, Norwegian is still relatively new to long haul operations and it’s a learning curve, it will be interesting to see what happens should LHR ever get a third runway and a significant number of slots come up. it should also be kept in mind that they have route approval to fly from Argentina to many international destinations and that includes the US |
13 Norwegian 787-9s at Gatwick next Summer. South Terminal is getting full.
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Looks like EZY are dropping there LGW-ABZ service, flights no longer available to book 08FEB |
Originally Posted by BAladdy
(Post 10323166)
Looks like EZY are dropping there LGW-ABZ service, flights no longer available to book 08FEB |
Originally Posted by EIFFS
(Post 10322628)
This is due to the way search engines work and people don’t always select “ nearby “ airports which might exclude Oakland & Fort Lauderdale if people search San Francisco or Miami. There are also more cargo opportunities, Norwegian is still relatively new to long haul operations and it’s a learning curve, it will be interesting to see what happens should LHR ever get a third runway and a significant number of slots come up. it should also be kept in mind that they have route approval to fly from Argentina to many international destinations and that includes the US EIFFS, nothing to do with search engines it seems. :) |
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Originally Posted by Jerbourg
(Post 10323513)
True Blue, you are correct, Looking at the Norwegian website OAK/Oakland is avail to book only until end March 2019 & from April 1 it's SFO/San Francisco. :)
EIFFS, nothing to do with search engines it seems. :) |
BA increasing LGW-YYZ from 3x to 4x weekly during the peak Summer 2019
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EZY...
It appears DUS is the direct replacement for ABZ with the Dusseldorf service commencing the day after ABZ flights cease on 9th Feb`19. |
Wish they'd do FRA.
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Originally Posted by Blakedean
(Post 10323430)
Rumour is they’re announcing a LGW-DUB route soon, possible replacement I presume. the resultant is Ryanair axe LGW to SNN, ORK and ALC are ramp up LGW DUB at outrageous prices, just like over a decade ago when easyJet came to ORK, SNN and NOC. That said it feels like easyJet have come into their own are more resilient of late versus Ryanair... |
Turkish Airlines seem to be operating 3x weekly to Bodrum next summer and there is also a new 2x weekly service to Antalya. This on top of the daily services to Istanbul and the new 2x weekly to Ankara starting early January. Bodrum was operated 2x weekly this summer.
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