Originally Posted by DUB19
(Post 11337211)
Belfast now showing as a destination on the Lufthansa website. Previously it showed ‘No results’ when searching for Belfast in the search bar.
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Interesting move by TUI especially for a summer season flight.
I know they have done ski in the past. Could this be the start of several new routes? I always find their very short flying schedule from Bfs in the summer strange. Only 5 months of operation and even at that it isn't a full 5 months If they where to place metal in BHD or even a W pattern schedule they good operate near 50% of their network from the city and use EZY seats for the rest from BFS. In fact if they use BA city flyer for the rest correct me if I am wrong but they could cover the entire network (excluding Orlando) I believe the E190 can reach the canaries and Greece |
Originally Posted by BHD2BFS
(Post 11345212)
Interesting move by TUI especially for a summer season flight.
I know they have done ski in the past. Could this be the start of several new routes? I always find their very short flying schedule from Bfs in the summer strange. Only 5 months of operation and even at that it isn't a full 5 months If they where to place metal in BHD or even a W pattern schedule they good operate near 50% of their network from the city and use EZY seats for the rest from BFS. In fact if they use BA city flyer for the rest correct me if I am wrong but they could cover the entire network (excluding Orlando) I believe the E190 can reach the canaries and Greece |
Originally Posted by allnamestaken1
(Post 11345383)
Well it's hardly a strange move at all,focus your mind to pre covid Tui have infact operated a Palma service before from that airport,the same airline/tour operator has infact signed new contract to operate using there own aircraft from Bfs for a few more years yet.
On the BA/PMI looking at the times they are definitely separate from the top-flight ones, its likely the same aircraft doing a double run. |
According to Cool FM on Twitter, BHD will be announcing a new route/airline tomorrow.
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Lufthansa
Frankfurt 4 times a week?
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Belfast international is showing on their website
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the biggest non-secret of them all! LH becoming quite the KLM to the regions.
Really needs to be at least daily to work. |
News from Frankfurt Lufthansa flies to the Northern Irish capital Belfast four times a week with the flight number LH1528, linking the region with Lufthansa's large network. |
Originally Posted by CabinCrewe
(Post 11347507)
the biggest non-secret of them all! LH becoming quite the KLM to the regions.
Really needs to be at least daily to work. |
Originally Posted by GrahamK
(Post 11345005)
Yes, Belfast International though :ok:
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LH have done a good job with their LPL-FRA link, I'm sure they will do the same from BHD.
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They (LH) are still showing Belfast International on their site.
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The fares are mental price
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Originally Posted by Alteagod
(Post 11347904)
The fares are mental price
Time will tell... |
Originally Posted by True Blue
(Post 11347863)
They (LH) are still showing Belfast International on their site.
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Aer Lingus considering axing BHD - LHR
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-63986215 "As an EU carrier, regulatory changes arising from the withdrawal of the UK from the EU, have had an impact on Aer Lingus' traffic rights as a carrier within the UK market and, in particular, on the operation by Aer Lingus of the Belfast-London Heathrow route. "Despite constructive discussions with the relevant authorities in the UK, we have, to date, been unable to identify a viable solution. "We have therefore advised our Belfast-based staff of the likelihood that we will have to cease our Belfast-London Heathrow operation (which we have operated for 15 years), with effect from 26 March 2023, leading to the closure of our Belfast base." |
Possibly pressure from IAG rather than EI own decision
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Originally Posted by Alteagod
(Post 11348796)
Possibly pressure from IAG rather than EI own decision
Aer Lingus can't operate EU reg aircraft within UK. See Manchester to Orlando Ops. |
Originally Posted by tictack67
(Post 11348806)
I think you'll find that it's Brexit.
Aer Lingus can't operate EU reg aircraft within UK. See Manchester to Orlando Ops. |
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