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clipstone1 25th Jun 2019 08:52

There is a requirement on Canadian registered aircraft for the crew to be fluent in French and all announcements (even between UK and the Med) to be in both English and French. It is likely therefore the easiest way for that to be proven as complied with, is to put a SWG crew member on board.

Some of the aircraft going to Canada sometimes remain on the UK register, some are re-registered onto the C register. The SWG crew can therefore comply with any CAA rules since they all speak English.

ROC10 25th Jun 2019 12:33

I always wonder why SWG always change some of the TOM aircraft to C-ref but TOM never change any of the SWG aircraft to G-reg. I believe other European TUI airlines do change some of their SWG aircraft over to their own respective reg.

Cazza_fly 25th Jun 2019 22:16


Originally Posted by ROC10 (Post 10502569)
I always wonder why SWG always change some of the TOM aircraft to C-ref but TOM never change any of the SWG aircraft to G-reg. I believe other European TUI airlines do change some of their SWG aircraft over to their own respective reg.

I believe it's because they have a kind of 'damp lease' agreement where they use the Canadian Sunwing flight crew, so not to have to increase their own UK flight crew numbers just for the sake of the summer season, plus union agreements if it was to be operated as a TOM flight on a G- reg aircraft. I appreciate that may be the case in those other respective countries. However, they'll have other types of local agreements in place with those crew.

Plane mad 134 26th Jun 2019 07:44

New Routes for W19 and S20

Birmingham - Agadir Eff 07Nov19 1x weekly B737-800
Birmingham - Marsa Alam Eff 04Nov19 1x weekly B737-800
Bristol - Memmingen Eff 21DEC19 1x weekly B737-800
Bristol - Reykjavik Eff 26Jan20 - 04Mar20 2x weeky B737-800
Edinburgh - Malaga Eff 01Mar20 1x weekly B737 Max8
Edinburgh - Toulouse Eff 29Dec19 - 08Mar20 1x weekly B737 Max8
London Gatwick - Memmingen Eff 21Dec19 1x weekly B737-800
London Stansted - Chambery Eff 14Dec19 1x weekly B737-800
Manchester - Marsa Alam Eff 06Nov19 1x weekly B737 Max8


Reported by Routes Online.

rog747 26th Jun 2019 08:03

Is Memmingen for ski pax?

ATNotts 26th Jun 2019 08:07


Originally Posted by rog747 (Post 10503130)
Is Memmingen for ski pax?

Probably, for the Oberallgaue region (resorts such as Oberstdorf) which are currently not well known and frequented by the UK mass market - thank heavens! That said, with major events such as the Four Hill Skijumping taking place over the Christmas period I would imagine that reasonably priced accommodation for the mass market could be a real issue over Christmas and New Year there.

inOban 26th Jun 2019 08:11

Both the EDI routes have been operated in W18/S19 using chartered BACF a/c.

MerchantVenturer 26th Jun 2019 10:46

The dates for Bristol-Reykjavik (Keflavik) are confusing. Have they been transposed? TUI is already down to operate the route at 2 x weekly in January and February 2020 with the last flights on 1 March. A transposition of dates would simply mean the route's season is extended by three weeks.

easyJet already operates through the winter at up to 3 x weekly on BRS-KEF.

Addendum

I note the dates have now been amended in the original post. These dates have been in the TUI booking timetable and on sale for a long time.

LiamNCL 26th Jun 2019 15:54

add Newcastle - Agadir to that S20 list

Plane mad 134 28th Jun 2019 09:39

Sunwings B737-800 C-FFPH diverted to Edinburgh from Aberdeen, does anyone know why?

ROC10 28th Jun 2019 12:15


Originally Posted by Plane mad 134 (Post 10504636)
Sunwings B737-800 C-FFPH diverted to Edinburgh from Aberdeen, does anyone know why?

Fog perhaps? It did try to get into ABZ.

ROC10 5th Jul 2019 20:34

G-TAWW (their youngest 738) has been playing up a fair bit recently. It had to be covered at least twice whilst it was based in BOH recently IIRC and has been stuck in NBE for 11 hours today.

rog747 7th Jul 2019 08:12


Originally Posted by ROC10 (Post 10510723)
G-TAWW (their youngest 738) has been playing up a fair bit recently. It had to be covered at least twice whilst it was based in BOH recently IIRC and has been stuck in NBE for 11 hours today.

A poster on the BOH thread also mentioned about several recent AOG's there with TUI and trying to cover the main program due to the MAX groundings --

Yep indeed when it goes Pete Tong it really does in high season - not something you want when you already have about a dozen ACMI airlines on your books to cover the 9 MAX's

From AVHerald Incident: Titan A320
operating for TUI flight BY517
RAK-LGW
Mayday near Bordeaux on Jul 5th 2019, engine stall

A Titan Airways Airbus A320 on behalf of TUI Airways, registration G-POWM was enroute from Marrakesh at FL360 over the Bay of Biscay about 100nm northwest of Bordeaux when the crew declared a Mayday reporting they were descending due to an engine (IAE V2527) stall. The aircraft diverted to Bordeaux for a safe landing on runway 23 about 35 minutes later.
A listener on frequency reported the crew called Mayday due to an engine stall and reported they were descending. After working the checklists they requested to divert to Bordeaux.

The occurrence aircraft is still on the ground in Bordeaux about 31 hours after landing.

So Titan then have now try to cover the AOG of this one for the TUI contracts....

azz767 12th Jul 2019 20:28

Anyone know why today’s MAN-IBZ is type changed to a 789? Not complaining as I’m on the return leg but just curious. There’s a hefty delay so I’m assuming the 767’s are problematic (which they seem to have been running behind schedule most of the summer so far)

ROC10 12th Jul 2019 21:31


Originally Posted by azz767 (Post 10517179)
Anyone know why today’s MAN-IBZ is type changed to a 789? Not complaining as I’m on the return leg but just curious. There’s a hefty delay so I’m assuming the 767’s are problematic (which they seem to have been running behind schedule most of the summer so far)

G-OBYG is in LTN

ROC10 15th Jul 2019 07:06

G-OOBA operating GLA-ZTH 24 hours late today. G-TUIL has been ferried up to operate today’s GLA-DLM. A lucky upgrade for the DLM pax but horrible delay for the ZTH and they’re still on the 757.

JonnyH 15th Jul 2019 21:19


Originally Posted by ROC10 (Post 10518837)
G-OOBA operating GLA-ZTH 24 hours late today. G-TUIL has been ferried up to operate today’s GLA-DLM. A lucky upgrade for the DLM pax but horrible delay for the ZTH and they’re still on the 757.

MAN-DLM delayed by 24 hours too. This must be costing TUI a small fortune.

Albert Hall 15th Jul 2019 21:24

I don’t think anyone out there is having what could be called a good summer. Operationally and commercially, it looks as though 2019 is shaping up as a year that the whole industry will prefer to forget.

ROC10 16th Jul 2019 07:11


Originally Posted by Albert Hall (Post 10519458)
I don’t think anyone out there is having what could be called a good summer. Operationally and commercially, it looks as though 2019 is shaping up as a year that the whole industry will prefer to forget.

Which other airlines would you say are struggling? Surely it should only really be those affected by MAX groundings? TOM is the only UK airline in this position. Also I wouldn’t say the MAX issues are an excuse for the above delays, rather they’re just serious delays, there are always a few every year.

ROC10 19th Jul 2019 07:31

40 hour delay on DSA-KGS. Was due out Wednesday afternoon, only just left now...


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