Three ACMI A321s are going to be based at LGW, probably from the usual Latvian/Lithuanian suspects.

Subject to change, of course.

hdsfarrar

Does it specifically say A321 or are you going by the seat plan? Could it be that the 737-Max10 has been loaded into the system? The seating is probably similar 220-230 passengers I’m guessing?

It's an ACMI A321.

G-TUMA B737-8 MAX has been at BRU since 7th November, showing as "De-Registration" in progress on CAA G-INFO site; presumably off to Sweden/Germany/Belgium?

Yeah, it specifically says A321-220 in the TUI app, presumably A321, 220pax. as the B738, shows as B738-189

A321 routes - see this Tweet from theaeronetwork on 30-Nov - it has an image from GCMap.com showing all the routes.
I'm on a mobile device and can't see if the link appears or not, so apologies if it's truncated

BOHEuropean

Airframe back at Gatwick doing flt BY782 to SID today.

Is there any difference on the TUI App between a 738 and a MAX8? So, if I am seeing 738-189 as type, does that denote one, the other or both?

Thanks

Interesting article on a ‘close shave’ for TUI in September…

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...sengers-lives/

Paywalled.

The horse's mouth

https://www.gov.uk/aaib-reports/aaib...737-8k5-g-fdzf

P330

Both have 189 seats, and the app can show both the normal 738 and the MAX, however it isnt reliable. I've had flights show as 738-189 and be operated by a MAX and vise versa. Hope this helps

Thankyou. 👍

what app are you using ?
I find it so frustrating that all other airlines show A/C type but for some reason TUI’s flights never show they type of aircraft.
and don’t get me started on the lack of seats allocation at time of booking.

The TUI app....

daz211

A far cry from the Thomson days when the BY 767 flights were clearly marked in the Brochures with a * !!

I remember that! One of my first flights was supposed to be a 732 and imagine delight when the old style sticker seating map for a 762 was displayed at check-in.

I cam remember ringing Brittania ops in Luton to ask if the 762 was operating the route to Tenerife..The conversation was very helpful and they confirmed it for me....how times change...That was in 1986 mind
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Not sure if anyone can help with this is confusing, I noticed 2 of Tui`s Boeing 767 ( G-OBYG & G-OBYH ) Currently in St Athan OBYG EOL and OBYH freighter
conversion but am i right in thinking all 4 UK based 767`s are supposed to be retired by end of December 2021. I have also heard that 2x Boeing 767`s G`OBYF
& G`OBYK are having cabin refits? if that is the case then am i right in thinking these 2 will stay for another couple of years?

there is problems with the 787’s so maybe