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NBLG 22nd Apr 2024 00:05


Originally Posted by ImagineIf (Post 11640130)
There is a reason FF & FJ never got the blended winglets, even had an engineer tell me but.... 🙈 I've forgotten. However, it’s not necessarily vintage/line number that is the reasoning. Note FD is one of the oldest -800s still operating in the world and has winglets. Not sure it will be arround long enough to get the scims mind.

I also could be mistaken, but I think those 2 ac are leased and it is something to do with the particular lessor that is preventing them being fitted? I’m sure I read that earlier in the thread. As you say, FD has winglets and is the eldest -800 in the Jet2 fleet so fitting them to older aircraft is possible.

VickersVicount 22nd Apr 2024 20:58

you'd think GLA/EDI as furthest north would have exclusively newest most fuel efficient and all scimitar (or A321neos) … but yet no… at least no 733’s!

Kevgti 22nd Apr 2024 21:12


Originally Posted by VickersVicount (Post 11640905)
you'd think GLA/EDI as furthest north would have exclusively newest most fuel efficient and all scimitar (or A321neos) … but yet no… at least no 733’s!

A321neos are due at EDI for summer '25, until then it's the 737-800, until the SSWs have been fitted to the majority of the fleet it will be a mix as always. 737-300s fly out of LBA normally apart from charter/extra capacity operations (6 nations rugby in Rome).

laviation 22nd Apr 2024 21:25


Originally Posted by VickersVicount (Post 11640905)
you'd think GLA/EDI as furthest north would have exclusively newest most fuel efficient and all scimitar (or A321neos) … but yet no… at least no 733’s!

Does not make a major difference. The 321s are better placed at MAN/BHX, where demand is generally higher.

pug 22nd Apr 2024 21:32


Originally Posted by laviation (Post 11640924)
Does not make a major difference. The 321s are better placed at MAN/BHX, where demand is generally higher.

For now, but as deliveries ramp up would expect more bases to convert. Next year and 2026 will be the years it starts IMO.

jethro15 22nd Apr 2024 23:39


For now, but as deliveries ramp up would expect more bases to convert. Next year and 2026 will be the years it starts IMO
I agree. As far as I can make out, Jet2 have 4 A21N's due this year which can be accounted for, and were announced. The last being msn 12127

The next is msn 12295, implies to me 2025. (Others more knowledgeable in airbus production rates may be able to correct me).

As an aside, given the registration sequence for forthcoming deliveries, G-SUNN will not be utilised as it is currently a Robinson R44 helicopter. (I haven't gone any further - life's too short)

1889LS 23rd Apr 2024 15:07

G-SUNG still hasn’t moved, around a month since it’s (already significantly delayed) delivery now. Problem aircraft?

Kevgti 23rd Apr 2024 18:22


Originally Posted by laviation (Post 11640924)
Does not make a major difference. The 321s are better placed at MAN/BHX, where demand is generally higher.

Ageed. The current A321Ns are filling the gap left by departing 757s and the lack of a 3rd A330 at MAN. Until there are significantly more A321N deliveries they won't be spread out across the bases, no point in having 1 in each base due to crewing and rostering issues.. 6 A321N are due this Jet2 FY - 2 delivered so far.

pabely 23rd Apr 2024 18:43


Originally Posted by 1889LS (Post 11641397)
G-SUNG still hasn’t moved, around a month since it’s (already significantly delayed) delivery now. Problem aircraft?

Welcome to the wonderful world of Airbus!

chaps1954 24th Apr 2024 07:08

Rather have an Airbus than a boeing

1889LS 25th Apr 2024 16:22

Well the people who matter in the business obviously don’t see operating Rwanda flights as an issue at all, considering Michael O’Leary has come out and said he’s more than happy to use his aircraft. Maybe people can stop wetting the bed now.

bobradamus 25th Apr 2024 17:05

🤦🏻‍♂️😂

Brian Pern 25th Apr 2024 18:45


Originally Posted by 1889LS (Post 11642952)
Well the people who matter in the business obviously don’t see operating Rwanda flights as an issue at all, considering Michael O’Leary has come out and said he’s more than happy to use his aircraft. Maybe people can stop wetting the bed now.

To be fair to the man, he excels at hostility, here's a personal favorite 'The airline industry is full of bull****ters, liars and drunks. We excel at all three in Ireland.'

Marc Brady 26th Apr 2024 13:35


Originally Posted by Kevgti (Post 11640912)
A321neos are due at EDI for summer '25, until then it's the 737-800, until the SSWs have been fitted to the majority of the fleet it will be a mix as always. 737-300s fly out of LBA normally apart from charter/extra capacity operations (6 nations rugby in Rome).

Not quite, The first NEOs are to join at EDI from November 1st 2024. EDI will be a mixed base of B738 and A21N, until then the sixth aircraft will be a B738.

Marc Brady 26th Apr 2024 13:58


Originally Posted by chaps1954 (Post 11641756)
Rather have an Airbus than a boeing

Jet2s Boeings are actually very reliable compared to some of their new NEOs which has had some issues after delivery.

Wallsendmag 27th Apr 2024 09:23


Originally Posted by Marc Brady (Post 11643614)
Jet2s Boeings are actually very reliable compared to some of their new NEOs which has had some issues after delivery.

Isn't that called the bath tub curve for new kit?

1889LS 27th Apr 2024 18:43


Originally Posted by Wallsendmag (Post 11644039)
Isn't that called the bath tub curve for new kit?

Precisely. Any aircraft will be reliable with Jet2s excellent in house maintenance.


Quite ironic as well that info elsewhere suggests G-SUNG isn’t a problem aircraft at all, and has instead been delayed by a lack of hangar space due to the 2nd hand Boeings’ service entry maintenance taking longer than expected.

1889LS 1st May 2024 13:54

G-SUNG first revenue flight to lanzarote today

Karl Denton 7th May 2024 20:35

Is G-VYGK covering too at the moment ? It’s done the LS919 flight today after position from Brize

Also, G-LSAK 757 been covering at Leeds for an aircraft gone tech

azz767 7th May 2024 20:48


Originally Posted by Karl Denton (Post 11651066)
Is G-VYGK covering too at the moment ? It’s done the LS919 flight today after position from Brize

Also, G-LSAK 757 been covering at Leeds for an aircraft gone tech

I suspect GK is covering for GL as that went to brize today. AK I’m assuming as you say is covering for a LBA based a/c that’s gone tech

irishlad06 8th May 2024 10:27


Originally Posted by Karl Denton (Post 11651066)
Is G-VYGK covering too at the moment ? It’s done the LS919 flight today after position from Brize

Also, G-LSAK 757 been covering at Leeds for an aircraft gone tech

GK here for a few weeks whilst GL has maintenance and then it’s back again in June when GL has further planned maintenance.

AK went to rescue a flight last night and has now stayed in LBA for the day to pick up another flight before positioning back to MAN later.

H44 10th May 2024 12:32

I see Jet2 have delayed by 24 hours all their flights to Skiathos today due to “adverse weather”.
Adverse weather forces Jet2 to delay Skiathos flights by 24 hours

Seems a bit of an overreaction given other airlines seem to be operating normally, and the TAF for today looks pretty benign. Anyone got any more information?

Flying Wild 10th May 2024 12:39

Forecast has rain and the runway is extremely limited when wet. Rather than gamble and have aircraft/passengers/crews out of position/hours due to a diversion, they've elected to delay by 24 hours.

Kevgti 11th May 2024 16:14

Test flights for G-SUNJ (D-AZXM) yesterday 10/05, delivery shouldn't be too far away now.

SJL26779 12th May 2024 13:43

LS546 Arrecife to Newcastle 11th May
 
Hi all does anyone know the reason for the delay on this please? Outbound A/C left on time pretty much.

Thanks
Steven

L66MBD 12th May 2024 15:23


Originally Posted by SJL26779 (Post 11653846)
Hi all does anyone know the reason for the delay on this please? Outbound A/C left on time pretty much.

Thanks
Steven

i was an inbound easyJet flight yesterday afternoon and was delayed for ATC restrictions in Newcastle- same reason?

VickersVicount 12th May 2024 15:45

odd to see a Jet2 A321 doing NCL -PIK, at start of summer season (assuming its for training). Especially in the middle of a thunderstorm !

SWBKCB 12th May 2024 17:43


Originally Posted by L66MBD (Post 11653890)
i was an inbound easyJet flight yesterday afternoon and was delayed for ATC restrictions in Newcastle- same reason?

Er no, it's about 20 hours late, so unlikely

pabely 13th May 2024 21:18


Originally Posted by Kevgti (Post 11653389)
Test flights for G-SUNJ (D-AZXM) yesterday 10/05, delivery shouldn't be too far away now.

That was 2nd test flight, 3rd was today. Subject to any snags could be any day now.

1889LS 14th May 2024 16:29

G-SUNJ (d-azxm) has now had 4 test flights in Hamburg.
Previous frames only had 2 (including the customer acceptance flight) prior to delivery.

anybody know a reason for this?

pabely 15th May 2024 06:54


Originally Posted by 1889LS (Post 11655124)
G-SUNJ (d-azxm) has now had 4 test flights in Hamburg.
Previous frames only had 2 (including the customer acceptance flight) prior to delivery.

anybody know a reason for this?

I would guess the flight tests have shown up some snags which will need to be rectified before delivery is accepted.

VickersVicount 15th May 2024 07:09

especially as one of the other new SUNx machines turned to be an early dud…

P330 15th May 2024 10:37


Originally Posted by VickersVicount (Post 11655461)
especially as one of the other new SUNx machines turned to be an early dud…

That's interesting. What machine and what were the issues? I haven't seen anything on this....

chaps1954 15th May 2024 11:03

If you mean G-SUNG I have heard it was delayed going in hangar due to the que of 738s in front that were taking long to get service ready
Anyway the old paint hangar is to be taken on by Jet2 for airbus products when they are major overhaul from 2026

pabely 15th May 2024 11:10


Originally Posted by chaps1954 (Post 11655688)
If you mean G-SUNG I have heard it was delayed going in hangar due to the que of 738s in front that were taking long to get service ready
Anyway the old paint hangar is to be taken on by Jet2 for airbus products when they are major overhaul from 2026

Nothing like getting all your ducks in place when you are taking on a major new Product yet your older current Product is likely to need a little more attention due to it been sitting around all winter. Should Jet2 Engineering not have built extra facilities into the plan?


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