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Originally Posted by garry8g
(Post 10610888)
DE is in Lake City, Florida, so it won't be that one. So it could be the other 5 plus the 2 ex-ZB A321's. (If you say they are not going to Jet2, what's your source?)
I think it’s out there for repainting. |
With TUI announcing that they are going to fly into Melbourne (MLB) in Florida rather than Sanford from 2022 would this have any bearing if Jet2 decided to start to fly to MCO?
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Originally Posted by stonejo
(Post 10611120)
With TUI announcing that they are going to fly into Melbourne (MLB) in Florida rather than Sanford from 2022 would this have any bearing if Jet2 decided to start to fly to MCO?
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Originally Posted by ATNotts
(Post 10611125)
Haven't insiders at Jet2 on this forum said numerous times that Jet2 have no interest in operating in that market?
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MLB v SFB/MCO
Originally Posted by stonejo
(Post 10611120)
With TUI announcing that they are going to fly into Melbourne (MLB) in Florida rather than Sanford from 2022 would this have any bearing if Jet2 decided to start to fly to MCO?
UK airlines were offered greatly reduced landing fees at Sanford, and therefore many carriers relocated their operations. Virgin and BA stayed put at MCO I gather was it Thomas Cook who went back to MCO in recent years. TUI's latest move is to tie-in with their large cruise ship operation, with the MLB airport nearer Port Canaveral If Jet2 ventures to Florida my guess is they will fly to SFB or MCO |
You're correct. Thomas Cook operated into Orlando.
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Originally Posted by Jonty
(Post 10611101)
It could of course be flown back. I think it’s out there for repainting. |
Originally Posted by Plane.Silly
(Post 10611086)
Agree with the G-JZ part, but the A* range has already been taken up with the G-LSA* range, Can imagine from an ops and maintenance perspective have two different aircraft called Alpha Alpha would be confusing
Plenty of others to choose from though. Jet2 owned reg's currently start with A, B, F, H, L and T W is also out, as they lease these from Titan That leaves upto 19 different options |
Jet 2 will not require these aircraft until the 2020 summer season, with a limited number prior to that for crew training.
I would not put any mind to where these aircraft might be heading. They will need to go into storage, ideal climate not being in England or Ireland. Prior to delivery all 7 aircraft will require a heavy maintenance check to clear them for 24 months (what was a "C" check), as is the norm and a paint job. This can be anywhere in the world and is a lot cheaper outside of the UK. |
Originally Posted by toledoashley
(Post 10611148)
I think its more likely that the announcement of Gold Medal/Travel2 doing their own charters would fit the Orlando market better.
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Originally Posted by pamann
(Post 10611206)
Do you have a link to this announcement? I can’t find anything on line about it? |
Originally Posted by toledoashley
(Post 10611211)
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Originally Posted by ATNotts
(Post 10611125)
Haven't insiders at Jet2 on this forum said numerous times that Jet2 have no interest in operating in that market?
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Originally Posted by toledoashley
(Post 10611211)
As for Jet2 possible long haul, there’s some big gaps in the market that would fit the Jet2 demographic very well. Orlando/Sanford, Puerto Plata, Varadero, Holguin and Cayo Coco spring to mind. |
Cabin crew on our recent Jet2 flight out of BHX confidently told me that flights to Orlando would be starting in 2020.
I appreciate that this is far from an official announcement, but it would appear that the rumours may be true. |
Originally Posted by wowzz
(Post 10611395)
Cabin crew on our recent Jet2 flight out of BHX confidently told me that flights to Orlando would be starting in 2020.
I appreciate that this is far from an official announcement, but it would appear that the rumours may be true. |
Originally Posted by wowzz
(Post 10611395)
Cabin crew on our recent Jet2 flight out of BHX confidently told me that flights to Orlando would be starting in 2020.
I appreciate that this is far from an official announcement, but it would appear that the rumours may be true. |
Originally Posted by Scottie Dog
(Post 10611426)
So much for confidentially!!
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Mmm... its not gone that well for other's who tried long haul charter leisure... (Monarch, Excel, Excalibur etc) Why do they just not stick to what they seem to do very well... good product short haul. The logistics and costs with long haul are in different league. |
Jet2 have no interest in starting long haul. They know their market and what works for them and have enough going on next year with the a321 project. in other news GDRTR is on its way from CTU via Astana and then MAN arriving in the morning. |
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