Air France winter 23/24 to Paris CDG appears to operate...M/Tu/W/F 2x daily Th/Sa/Su 3 x daily.....17 weekly....numerous connections via AMS shown

Is the connection by plane or train?

Plane.
Remember AF and KLM are joined now so you can mix and match, eg I will soon fly out east with AF out and KLM back. Very handy.

I think what is meant is that there are 17 non stop flights per week from NCL-CDG. In addition there are several other flights to CDG from NCL connecting at AMS with KLM.( plane)

Exactly...all via AMS ...KLM ....17 weekly is a cut from the 3 daily we have been used to on the route.

IIRC KLM are under pressure to cut flight totals at AMS

Much the same time end to end - years ago I took the early morning flight out of Paris to AMS - packed with business folk.

They announced that as part of the AF current promotion there was prize for a passenger - 2 envelopes waved in the air - one handed to the guy in 1C to announce the prize. It was 2 Concorde returns to NY - which certainly woke everyone up - I've never seen an inflight announcement awaited by 100% of the passengers before. The lady in 1 D opened the winning seat number - some guy in 38G went ape.....................

certainly made the time pass quickly

KLM are going back to five a day this Winter, so probably neutral overall

https://www.newcastleairport.com/new...rdam-schiphol/

Loganair Winter schedule seems to be:
Aberdeen.....10 wkly. Exeter....3 weekly. Southampton.....18 wkly. Stavanger..... 4 wkly,

Similar to last winter with the additions of ABZ? NQY is not profitable between Nov and Mar. Nor Bergen. Fact of life. Of course Footie and other Charter work from NCL is possible.

Plus SOU operating 3 x daily....up from 2 daily last winter, so will be a good overall increase in NCL ops

Yet more delays continue as aircraft hold due ATC ? Breaks..I can’t remember in past years this ever happening..is there a specific reason this year..new rules etc? Can’t believe the companies too happy though?

And yes..I know the closures are published!

External issue. Try some idiot flying something in controlled airspace illegally

Not an NCL based aircraft. Maybe in the winter. You know more than I.

Loganair. Still 2 Based aircraft for winter. The third SOU rotation (mid afternoon) however is a SOU aircraft on a W pattern.

It provides a SOU - NCL - ABZ one stop service

If everything works to plan perhaps.

It's a shame that EXT never returned to daily since the Flybe 1.0 days. Presumably the market has changed post COVID.

The route carried 1,382 pax in April and 1,458 in May.... if it continues to increase numbers, you never know.

Ryanair - hi, does anyone know if all routes from
NCL are now on sale for summer 2024? Looking for Milan Bergamo but only bookable until end Of March.