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TUI to Turkey
Carrying on from the Cap Verde virus comments, Turkey has a huge number of hidden cases as the Turkish Government has been silencing doctors and the media about the extent of Covid in the country. I hope that the U.K. does not open a bridge to Turkey, the consequences would be dire for those returning back without quarantine. The U.K. needs to set politics aside.
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Originally Posted by bcn_boy
(Post 10827357)
Carrying on from the Cap Verde virus comments, Turkey has a huge number of hidden cases as the Turkish Government has been silencing doctors and the media about the extent of Covid in the country. I hope that the U.K. does not open a bridge to Turkey, the consequences would be dire for those returning back without quarantine. The U.K. needs to set politics aside.
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Originally Posted by helipixman
(Post 10827381)
Agree they need to set aside politics, but something far greater is taking over Economics ! Some places in the UK.... Leicester for one, now the Dumfries area in Scotland are seeing a slight increase in cases. Lockdown easing all seems to point to getting the economy restarted, maybe too soon, time will tell, hope not. Its such a fine balance Health or economy. Keep tight controls on the UK borders, lets face it thats how it got here in the first place.
Will get these regardless of easing lockdown though, even the Germans have had local lockdowns and they are seen as a shining example in Europe. |
Originally Posted by Mr @ Spotty M
(Post 10818080)
matjr79
Well you wont be on the B757 as they will be all gone by then. |
Originally Posted by bcn_boy
(Post 10827357)
Carrying on from the Cap Verde virus comments, Turkey has a huge number of hidden cases as the Turkish Government has been silencing doctors and the media about the extent of Covid in the country. I hope that the U.K. does not open a bridge to Turkey, the consequences would be dire for those returning back without quarantine. The U.K. needs to set politics aside.
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matjr79
I am very surprised because all the B757s were supposed to be phased out prior to the summer 2021 season. I was offered a job with them back in early 2019, this with a two year contract for that very reason. Maybe someone on hear that works within TUI engineering could spread some light on this, as they are going to be only ones that know when each aircraft is leaving the fleet. |
At present (so very much subject to change) remaining 757 fleet to have left over Winter 21. Small fleet remains for summer 21. Believe 767 going winter 21 aswell.
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then the joys of all of those B737MAX that have been built and parked in TUI colours, to be delivered.....
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Originally Posted by clipstone1
(Post 10830489)
then the joys of all of those B737MAX that have been built and parked in TUI colours, to be delivered.....
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....57c69a2a91.jpg |
737 max
Originally Posted by ericlday
(Post 10830509)
Here is one delivered and stored at TFS....4th July courtesy Aeropuerto Tenerife Sur
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....57c69a2a91.jpg |
Originally Posted by yeo valley
(Post 10830848)
The 737 max stored in TFS did a pax flight from MAN,but due to the max issues could not do the flight back to MAN as all max aircraft had been stopped flying in British air space,and also europe air space as well. It cant be far off 12 months now its been there,some body will confirm this.
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Is nobody worried about corrosion from the sea air ?
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Originally Posted by davidjohnson6
(Post 10830869)
Is nobody worried about corrosion from the sea air ?
No engine covers it seems...16 months on the deck... Norwegian got their stranded Max out of TFS AFAIK. TUI UK have 5 more stored at MAN plus at least 3 or 4 completed examples ready at Boeing that were just about to be delivered for S19. Not sure if any -10 versions have actually been built as yet for TUI. They were due to take some of those for S20. |
Originally Posted by rog747
(Post 10831654)
You also get the sandy hot winds from the Sahara blowing in - I wonder what state this 737 -8 will be in? It was less than a month old when grounded
No engine covers it seems...16 months on the deck... Norwegian got their stranded Max out of TFS AFAIK. TUI UK have 5 more stored at MAN plus at least 3 or 4 completed examples ready at Boeing that were just about to be delivered for S19. Not sure if any -10 versions have actually been built as yet for TUI. They were due to take some of those for S20. |
Today I managed to go into a TUI store at Fort Kinnaird, Edinburgh to query why I had not heard anything from TUI regarding a recent cancellation and was still waiting for the refund voucher and 20% reduction incentive. The staff were absolutely brilliant, changed our holiday to 2021 with very little fuss and applied the 20% incentive also. Even changed the flights from Manchester to Glasgow at very little extra cost. Does not seem like TUI will be operating from Edinburgh this year, possibly next year also ?
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Originally Posted by helipixman
(Post 10833090)
Today I managed to go into a TUI store at Fort Kinnaird, Edinburgh to query why I had not heard anything from TUI regarding a recent cancellation and was still waiting for the refund voucher and 20% reduction incentive. The staff were absolutely brilliant, changed our holiday to 2021 with very little fuss and applied the 20% incentive also. Even changed the flights from Manchester to Glasgow at very little extra cost. Does not seem like TUI will be operating from Edinburgh this year, possibly next year also ?
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Travel operator TUI is set to offer free coronavirus cover with every holiday. The move is designed to reassure holidaymakers, who will be covered for Covid-19 testing costs, overseas medical help and repatriation flights, if medically required. The cover will also fund an extended stay and a new return flight home if customers are forced to self-isolate while they're away..... ....The cover – which should be used alongside normal travel insurance – will be included for all customers travelling on any TUI holiday between 11 th July and 31 st December 2020 and applies to all new and existing bookings. Andrew Flintham, managing director of TUI UK & Ireland said: “ Many of our customers have been waiting with eager anticipation to hear about whether they could go on holiday this summer, so we’re delighted that our first customers will depart this weekend. We’ve done a lot of work to ensure we can take our customers on relaxing, enjoyable and - most importantly – safe holidays again and it’s really exciting to be able to offer our customers additional peace of mind when booking with us, with our new Covid-19 Cover. It means that they can book with confidence, knowing that extra costs associated with Covid-19 that wouldn’t be covered by regular travel insurance, will be taken care of. https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news...covid-18577628 |
Originally Posted by rog747
(Post 10831654)
You also get the sandy hot winds from the Sahara blowing in - I wonder what state this 737 -8 will be in? It was less than a month old when grounded
No engine covers it seems...16 months on the deck... Norwegian got their stranded Max out of TFS AFAIK. TUI UK have 5 more stored at MAN plus at least 3 or 4 completed examples ready at Boeing that were just about to be delivered for S19. Not sure if any -10 versions have actually been built as yet for TUI. They were due to take some of those for S20. I feel they could have if only to repatriate to Manchester . There have been numerous max repositioning flights elsewhere cepting the UK and Germany in the main |
First flights today, lucky pax to IBZ from MAN got a 787-9!
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Originally Posted by valefan16
(Post 10834432)
First flights today, lucky pax to IBZ from MAN got a 787-9!
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