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A quick look at the Jet2 Summer 22 timetable shows that ALMERIA, PISA and ROME are missing destinations.....this could change of course.
EASYJET.....no one seems to have taken up BARCELONA....which surprises me |
i think nobody will pick Barcelona up just yet until demand picks up and travel restrictions are over to many risks at the minute.
have Easyjet said anything about there new summer only AGP,FAO bases the planes will fly too? some rumours are that ncl will be on that list |
Jet2 hasn't loaded ALMERIA, PISA and ROME flights for Summer 22 from any airport yet.
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When normality returns, Barcelona might figure in the IBERIA EXPRESS plans for NCL operations
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Iberia Express don't even fly out of BCN so would consider that unlikely. Most likely one for Ryanair I'd say.
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If it were IAG, and it were BCN - then it would be Vueling.
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For a second try...I agree
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EasyJet have a Barcelona base. It is possible that they could do it in reverse when things settle down, just don’t take too big a cabin bag.
I would expect flights to continue through NCL in the future, albeit operating triangles such as BFS - NCL - ALC. or flights originating from our PMI, NCE, FAO and AGP bases. Several of my colleagues who’ve transferred to BRS have done their first flights.....to NCL😖 |
I think you are right. There is big cruise buisness out of Barcelona and Split (one of the cruise companies was underwriting a number of seats on the Split route) so it would be reasonable to expect these to reappear once the cruise market picks up.
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Flyit Pointit Sortit
Funny you mentioned that, one of my colleauges had said the skipper on one of the BRS flights was operating his first flight in 6 months and it was back to his home base a nice kick in the nads from EZY there . Such a massive shame. |
Yes he did. Like the majority of ex-NCL EZY guys, I'm not due to start operating again until April. In the meantime, I'm sure you can appreciate that it wouldn't be a good move for me to publicly express my opinion on such matters.
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The good news on the new giga-battery factory at Blyth will prove to be good news for the airport....transport facilities was one of the main reasons for the choice.
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Looking forward to NCL ramping up again as I know a few people that jobs depend on it (and if getting worse, my own)
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Jamesair1
I think you'll find they'll be coming in by boat................... |
Anything that improves the economy of the region is good for the airport.
8,000 new jobs is more potential customers. |
Beluga XL inbound. Has any variant of Beluga/Super Guppy etc visited before?
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Track shows it coming from Toulouse, has done an overshoot and making another approach.
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Cant remember it popping in.
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Diversion from EMA according to FR24, was a very brief stop after a few circuits.
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Spent about an hour in the area(crosswind training?), now on its way to EMA
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Did get a write up in the local paper: https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news...rport-19468804
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It wasn’t a diversion, it was planned to come to NCL before EMA.
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TUI SUMMER 2022
Changes to the timetable are the addition of DUBROVNIK (Thursdays).....ALICANTE reduced from 3 to 2 wkly Tues and Sat....ORLANDO (MELBOURNE) now wkly on FRI and alt. weeks on MON. |
Did Iberia express operate.
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I don't know for sure, but I'd guess not given the quarantine restrictions that have been brought in for the Canaries.
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N707ZS
no got cancelled noticed that the Manchester service however operated but looked like MAD only the LPA got cancelled |
Isn’t there currently a ban on flights into Spain from the UK?
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Flights from NCL are operating, but only for pax returning to the UK - no outbound pax.
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Spanish citizens and residents are still permitted travel.
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Emirates
Looks like now according to the EK website it’s now not sellable until the 02 July operating 4 weekly and going to daily from 01 Nov
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Any rumours or chat about whether IBERIA EXPRESS plan to operate from NCL in the future?
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No - I would imagine all airlines plans are "fluid" at the moment...
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JET2 announce big expansion in frequencies for Summer 22....basically ALICANTE (9) (from 7), ANTALYA (6) from (5), DALAMAN ((9) from (7), FARO (8) from (7), GRAN CANARIA (3) from (2), KOS (2) from (1), ARRECIFE (5) from (4), PALMA (14) from (11), MALAGA (7) from (6), TENERIFE (8) from (6)
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Compared to S19:
Alicante reduced from 12 x weekly Gran Canaria operates 1 x weekly except August (has previously always been 2 x weekly) Stating Prague operates up to 2 x weekly between April and October. (It operates April and October only). PRG, KRK had previously operated year round. Rome from Feb-Nov Some dodgy info being given out |
Typical airline - the past doesn't exist. So, "new" = "not currently on sale" and "increase" = "more than we are currently selling"
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From summer 22 so 21 placed in storage.
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Should probably add it is good news overall, 8th based aircraft for Jet2 at NCL i believe?
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The comparison in my post was with the already announced frequencies for Summer 22 not with previous years.
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Do we know when these increased frequencies go on sale?
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