They are big girls and boys, I am sure they can find ways back home.
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Flights from Scotland will continue from the 4th November onwards. Apparently Jet2 have it confirmed the restrictions don't apply to Scottish residents and flights. All could change if NS puts the whole of Scotland in a lockdown.
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And from Wales post - Firebreak. But wait, Jet2 don't have a Base at CWL. Yet.
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Originally Posted by Flying Hi
(Post 10918456)
And from Wales post - Firebreak. But wait, Jet2 don't have a Base at CWL. Yet.
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Originally Posted by BHX5DME
(Post 10918481)
Jet2 more likely to set up a Bristol base in my opinion.
I'm not sure, in NORMAL times, that BRS would have the ability to take extra flights, the locals would whinge magnificently, the A38 couldn't cope Whereas CWL, and Wales would welcome them with open arms. For now Jet2 have enough to think about for 2021. Having had TWO Jet2 holidays cancelled this year (Bodrum then Fuerteventura) I have ZERO intentions of considering our Fly To holidays for 2021 until we can see ithat there is some kind of handle on this virus, particularly the 20 - 40 age groups lack of social responsibility and government realisation that the Rugrats migyt not be ill with it but ARE the Carriers who are killing Granny. My opinion only. |
Originally Posted by Flying Hi
(Post 10918488)
I was just jesting really.
I'm not sure, in NORMAL times, that BRS would have the ability to take extra flights, the locals would whinge magnificently, the A38 couldn't cope Whereas CWL, and Wales would welcome them with open arms. For now Jet2 have enough to think about for 2021. Having had TWO Jet2 holidays cancelled this year (Bodrum then Fuerteventura) I have ZERO intentions of considering our Fly To holidays for 2021 until we can see ithat there is some kind of handle on this virus, particularly the 20 - 40 age groups lack of social responsibility and government realisation that the Rugrats migyt not be ill with it but ARE the Carriers who are killing Granny. My opinion only. |
10th UK Base
Bristol will become the 10th UK base for Jet2 with four aircraft and the first departures in April 2021
Almeria, Antalya, Dalaman, Corfu, Faro, Fuerteventura, Girona, Gran Canaria, Heraklion, Ibiza, Izmir, Kalamata, Kefalonia, Kos, Lanzarote, Madeira, Menorca, Mytilene (Lesvos), Naples, Palma de Mallorca, Preveza, Reus, Rhodes, Santorini, Skiathos, Tenerife-South, Thesaloniki, Verona and Zante Geneva, Grenoble and Salzburg also from December 2021. |
Originally Posted by FRatSTN
(Post 10923698)
Bristol will become the 10th UK base for Jet2 with four aircraft and the first departures in April 2021
Almeria, Antalya, Dalaman, Corfu, Faro, Fuerteventura, Girona, Gran Canaria, Heraklion, Ibiza, Izmir, Kalamata, Kefalonia, Kos, Lanzarote, Madeira, Menorca, Mytilene (Lesvos), Naples, Palma de Mallorca, Preveza, Reus, Rhodes, Santorini, Skiathos, Tenerife-South, Thesaloniki, Verona and Zante Geneva, Grenoble and Salzburg also from December 2021. |
If you don't mind me asking, how do we know these bristol routes are confirmed? or do we not? I get that the flights are bookable on the website but weirdly not on the holidays component of the website in my research at this time.
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In the booking engine now...
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I suppose BRS and Jet2 has been made possible now as no doubt EasyJet are probably reducing it's outlook into 2021. With a shrinking fleet, I would imagine the slot constrained airports like LGW, CDG and AMS will be protected at all costs.
With optimistic projections from Wizz, Ryanair and now Jet2 it would seem on next summer, it begs the question really have EasyJet potentially put themselves in an incredibly difficult position even to recover long term growth while competitors pile on capacity, albeit driven by discounting. And doesn't bode well in my mind for EasyJet holidays to have a meaningful impact on Jet2. I do wonder now if LGW could be on the cards for a Jet2 base as opportunities will surely become available there. |
Jet2 have announced the new base at BRS for summer 2021. Fantastic news in these very difficult times.
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Jet2 new base
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Great news for BRS.
Maybe airport capacity available due to Easy hwving binned it as a Base. One mans meat etc etc. Easy may regret that decision in the fullness of time but meanwhile Good Luck, Jet2. |
When did easyJet bin BRS as a base?
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Think you should double check what you’re saying. One of EZY most profitable bases.
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OK, so why does the BRS - NCL or is it now really NCL - BRS route use NCL based arcreft, not BRS - or am I misinformed?
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Didn’t Ryanair pull out of BRS. Don’t think Ezy reduced the number of aircraft based there.
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Originally Posted by Flying Hi
(Post 10924068)
OK, so why does the BRS - NCL or is it now really NCL - BRS route use NCL based arcreft, not BRS - or am I misinformed?
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Easyjet has closed NCL, STN and SEN bases just a few weeks ago.
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Good for Jet2! They seems to be very shrewd as to what they do, and the general feedback as to how they have been treating their customers regarding refunds and re-bookings are only positive.
Time we had a choice down here, and I wish all at Jet2 good luck with this new base. |
Originally Posted by Flying Hi
(Post 10924031)
Great news for BRS.
Maybe airport capacity available due to Easy hwving binned it as a Base. One mans meat etc etc. Easy may regret that decision in the fullness of time but meanwhile Good Luck, Jet2. Capacity has probably come from TCX and Bmi regional going bust. |
easyJet has been increasing its BRS size nearly every year - should have been 18 based aircraft (10 320s, 6 319s, 2 321s) in 2020 had the pandemic not intervened.
Ryanair is still a substantail presence at BRS. In 2012 it did have a fallout with the airport reputedly over parking charges and reduced its base size from five aircraft to two at that time, but it maintained all its services by using aircraft from other bases. Since then the base has grown again but Ryanair also still uses aircraft from other bases to augment its BRS network. TUI is also a notable presence at BRS - pre-pandemic it should have had six narrow bodies and a B787 based for summer 2020. Thomas Cook had three based aircraft at BRS and has never been fully replaced, so Jet2 probably thought there were some gaps to plug. Just listened to an interview with Jet2 CEO Steve Heapy who made the point that they are aware of the competition at BRS. It was not a snap decision to go there but one they have been considering for a while. |
There was never any questioning Jet2 heading towards the south-west eventually and Bristol was always going to be the prime contender, but slot/overnight parking caperbility and competion from the likes of EZY and TUI was enough to throw the spanner in the works to maybe see a CWL or BOH operation prop up first - frankly none of those are quite such an issue for BRS now.
Reference EZY supposedly going up to 18 aircraft pre-pandemic, was that not on the basis of them having acquired Thomas Cook slots? I'd be surprised if they even maintained that into 2021 anyhow as EZY will absolutely not be anywhere up to 2019 levels again any time soon. |
The Jet2holidays and Jet2.com owner – formerly called Dart Group – reported operating losses of £111.2 million for the six months to September 30, against earnings of £361.5 million a year earlier. It fell to a £68.7 million pre-tax loss from profits of £278.6 million a year ago. In what would normally be its busiest period, the airline flew just 990,000 passengers in the half-year, down from 10.07 million a year earlier as plunging demand and restrictions amid the pandemic crippled the aviation sector. |
Loss is not as bad as I had feared (a horrid loss nonetheless).
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G-DRTY is now out of paint in the Red/Silver livery, named Jet2Turkey
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I know it's early days and a lot can and will change, but is the A330 retuning next year? Also what's the plan with the 321s now? Seems HLYA has been moving about a bit.
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Originally Posted by CWL757
(Post 10933949)
G-DRTY is now out of paint in the Red/Silver livery, named Jet2Turkey
Sorry, slow day.:O |
Originally Posted by CWL757
(Post 10933953)
I know it's early days and a lot can and will change, but is the A330 retuning next year? Also what's the plan with the 321s now? Seems HLYA has been moving about a bit.
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as far as I know it is in QLA - it arrived into MAN at start of March in all white registered G-TCDD from memory and never got moved to the Jet2 register - it was then positioned to SNN before lockdown 1 and is now registered as OE-IOV and went to QLA a week back.
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Back to Lessee then?
FWIW G_HLYF is at MAN and did a local 'cirvuit" on Nov 23. Possibly to keep it 'current'? |
Lessee or lessor?
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Lessor? My bad:uhoh:
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In which case, I believe you are incorrect. It is due to go into service with J2 after paint and interior fit out. Early 2021 by all accounts.
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I know it's early days and a lot can and will change, but is the A330 retuning next year? |
Didn't realize they were gone for good. What a shame :(
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G-GDFN & GDFO
G-GDFN (737-300) presently having a nice outing up and down west coast of Ireland ex DUB.
Is that prior to joining others at RMU or is there a cunning plan for it and GDFO at LBA which hasn't moved in a while? |
Originally Posted by CWL757
(Post 10935145)
Didn't realize they were gone for good. What a shame :(
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Sorry I must have misread the post. Hopefully they'll be back for S22 then!
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