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Dannyboy39 27th Oct 2022 20:42


Originally Posted by Spanish eyes (Post 11321049)
Not used due to a lack of demand.

There really needs to an up the ante for these slot sitters who just aren’t using them - not necessarily a LTN problem, but they need to start forcing the likes of BAW, AFR, KLM and DLH.

LTNman 27th Oct 2022 22:16

And who holds all the power at Luton, the airport or the likes of Wizz and Easyjet?

Lee Baker Street 29th Oct 2022 15:41

[QUOTE=LTNman;11321241]And who holds all the power at Luton, the airport or the likes of Wizz and Easyjet?[/QUOTE

Us the electorate here in Luton hold all the power!

LTNman 29th Oct 2022 17:40

Not at the airport they don’t. It is run as a secret organisation that suppresses information and only releases it when it has to or releases controlled information via its publicity department to give a positive spin. A bit like the Kremlin.

LGS6753 30th Oct 2022 08:52

Blue Air now seem to have been consigned to history. Their fleet is dispersed following regulatory issues in Romania.
None of their Luton routes was uncontested, so Wizz will pick up the demand, but what of the slots?

pabely 30th Oct 2022 13:38

Have they officially entered receivership, their slots will have value so would be put up for auction rather than just given back so ACL can just reallocate?

pabely 30th Oct 2022 19:17

Two MNG Airbus freighters overnight, that's a first? Or just a historical flightplan.
Didn't they used to run a complementary service to EMA, has that stopped now?

Falcon666 30th Oct 2022 20:08

Delta closure extended till 31/01/23.
Thought they were optimistic

boeing_eng 30th Oct 2022 21:57


Originally Posted by Falcon666 (Post 11322736)
Delta closure extended till 31/01/23.
Thought they were optimistic

You can't expect too much from Ryebridge!

Spanish eyes 31st Oct 2022 07:30

I do wonder how Ryebridge win every single contract for groundwork. Whether it be runway resurfacing, new taxiways, to the new forecourt at LAP, they get every job and it has been that way for years. Some suspect that they are just awarded the contracts without tendering.

SWBKCB 31st Oct 2022 08:27


Originally Posted by Spanish eyes (Post 11322911)
I do wonder how Ryebridge win every single contract for groundwork. Whether it be runway resurfacing, new taxiways, to the new forecourt at LAP, they get every job and it has been that way for years. Some suspect that they are just awarded the contracts without tendering.

There's probably been some sort of previous tendering arrangement when you effectively bid to become the 'preferred supplier' for a period of time for specific categories of work - this means you don't have to separately tender for each piece of work.

compton3bravo 31st Oct 2022 08:40

Back to airline matters, I notice a couple of football charters are operating out of Luton which would normally be operated out of Stansted. A Thomson flight to Marseille on Tuesday (Spurs supporters) and a West Ham flight to Bucharest on Thursday. Is the Stansted runway closed already, I thought it will be closed for just two nights in November

inOban 31st Oct 2022 09:49

I think it's called a framework agreement. It's common on the railway also

pabely 31st Oct 2022 12:28

Ryebridge will have a good amount of plant & machinery already onsite which will reduce costs all around. If it went to another supplier then all that would needed to be taken offside and another suppliers equipment brought in. Not very green!
There is also the continuities of working with the same team members.


Buster the Bear 31st Oct 2022 13:04

easyJet to be bought by IAG? https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/202...perfect-sense/

LTNman 31st Oct 2022 14:32

Airlines and staff that get taken over don't seem to do too well in the UK. Full circle, as I remember easyjet taking over the BA low cost carrier Go

Mr Optimistic 31st Oct 2022 14:37

Ryanair shares are handily up this week. Wondered why.

Pain in the R's 31st Oct 2022 16:13

BA have never been a fan of Luton. Fine for a diversion but that is it.

davidjohnson6 31st Oct 2022 16:15

Could I gently and respectfully suggest moving discussion of a possible takeover of Easyjet by IAG to the Easyjet thread instead of the Luton thread ?
https://www.pprune.org/airlines-airp...syjet-6-a.html

Pain in the R's 31st Oct 2022 16:54

And there was I thinking that Easyjet is a Luton based airline and is Luton’s second biggest carrier. Yes I agree, nothing to do with this threat.


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