Will be interesting

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Holabot is in use in the Aspire lounge in Liverpool already. This is probably going to be rolled out further

East Midlands only 4 weekly
Malaga now showing 5 weekly
Gdansk, Krakow & Milan still showing the increase flights as 'Sold Out'

Just noticed this on Jet2 Website:

All 'Bold' destinations seem to have increases in flights and Naples seems to be a 'New' route. Looks like a 4th based aircraft for Summer 2024. I believe Winter 23/24 already needs four aircraft.

Belfast International Airport 19 sun destinations on sale (peak number of flights per week in brackets) Antalya (2), Dalaman (3), Tenerife (3), Lanzarote (3), Fuerteventura (1), Gran Canaria (2), Reus (3), Alicante (3), Malaga (3), Palma (Majorca) (5), Ibiza (3), Menorca (1), Faro (Algarve) (4), Crete (Heraklion) (1), Rhodes (1), Zante (1), Paphos (1), Verona (1), Dubrovnik (1) Over 40 departing weekly flights during peak periods


As it reads now - shame as Naples would have been great

Still showing here

https://www.jet2.com/news/2022/10/Su...l_ten_UK_bases

That link is a older press release. That one was released Wed 12 Oct 2022.

The one I posted was released yesterday...

Yea saw that but not seen Naples announced or on sale, if it's correct it's a replacement for Verona?

Gdańsk and Krakow now available for booking 3 weekly
one flight from Gdańsk and Krakow each being operated from Poland by Buzz

Krakow is 4 per week

Ryanair to Milan now showing 5 weekly flights on sale.

Can they fill 5 weekly to Milan??

Two Ryanair flights departing tomorrow morning from BFS to Malaga and Tenerife
are these charter flights?

Both of them flights are Prestwick flight numbers and times. So maybe a fuel stop?

Ryanair
 

Looks like FR have reverted back to original schedules for summer 23
Paris/Milan 2X weekly
ALC, GRO, AGP 3 X weekly
FAO 4 X weekly
UK destinations same as before

Interesting Gdansk (2 X weekly) and Krakow (3 X weekly) with one flight still operated by Buzz

More changes for Ryanair show some of the STN, MAN and EDI flights are now operated by non based aircraft.
Also appears to be a couple of gaps showing.
Looks like it will still be just the two aircraft. No signs in the timetable to show a third aircraft.

There are some serious changes being made. Almost all routes off sale on the web site. But why would they load all the extra flights if something wasn't being planned? They would hardly load all the extra flights for fun.

I'm hearing the words Lufthansa , Belfast and Frankfurt in the same sentence this week. Anything been heard on this front by anybody?

seems there is an LH UK route announcement due. BFS might seem reasonable.