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JSCL 18th Jan 2021 20:41

Stobart Air-3
 
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....eb5f579c76.jpg

Sharklet7 24th Feb 2021 22:18

Maybe a sale announcement before the end of the week?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.independent.ie/business/irish/former-bmi-owner-in-talks-to-acquire-stobart-air-40121228.html[/url]

Alteagod 25th Feb 2021 08:54

I hope this doesn't drag on and on. Stobie staff are just such a great bunch of guys n dolls to work with. Never worked with such nice airline crew in such a long time.

allan1987 18th Mar 2021 19:37

Isle of Man startup Ettyl is latest to circle Stobart Air

Another potential suitor has entered the fray to buy Aer Lingus Regional operator Stobart Air, the Irish Independent has learned.

Isle of Man-based Ettyl, a start-up virtual airline, is understood to be circling the Dublin-based carrier. But it’s pitted against other suitors for Stobart Air, including seasoned aviation executive Ian Woodley.

Ettyl is headed by Jason Scales, a young entrepreneur who founded the business last year. He also heads a shared office centre called The Hubb on the Isle of Man. He is listed in company documents as being the sole shareholder in Ettyl when it was founded this time last year.
https://www.independent.ie/business/...-40209926.html

Where is the funding and knowhow coming from... feels like a pipe dream,

I wounder is an other Airline Involed as in T3

davidjohnson6 18th Mar 2021 20:05

There's a separate thread on Ettyl from last autumn.... may be worth having a read through for background
https://www.pprune.org/airlines-airp...372-ettyl.html

allan1987 13th Apr 2021 23:25

Seems still no word of Stobart Air Being sold? or anything more About an UK AOC? Though was meant to be sold at the end of last month.

Alteagod 14th Apr 2021 06:04

Yes all very quite on all fronts. No sign of G reg on anything. Bizarre after such a flurry of chat at start of year.

The96er 14th Apr 2021 06:52

EI-FMJ is due to become G-CLUR at some point.

Alteagod 14th Apr 2021 07:13

Bit still with Stobart? A colleague of mine who heard from a socially distanced friend of his who said he spoke to a guy who had heard from a very reliable source that apperantly works at BHD, that signs are up at boarding gates that Stobart flights are operating on behalf of City Flyer. Are they the buyers now,?

irishlad06 14th Apr 2021 07:32

if true will be similar to the arrangement Aer Lingus had with BA from Jan 1st where the EI BHD-LHR flights were operated on behalf of BA.

The96er 14th Apr 2021 10:44

Alteagod

Those signs have been there since the transition period ended as a fudge to allow Irish reg aircraft to operate domestic U.K routes. Essentially, it is an IAG group work around for the EI product. There’s unlikely to be any buyout of Stobart on behalf of any IAG group companies.

ECR 14th Apr 2021 15:54

If the Stobart flights are "operating on behalf of BA CityFlyer" you would have thought they would at least make them available for sale under a BA code as well as an EI code. At least with the EI LHR flights they are available for sale as a BA codeshare so they can nominally at least suggest they are operating for on behalf of BA.

Sharklet7 19th Apr 2021 22:17

"Advanced" discussions of sale
 
ESKEN, the owner of Aer Lingus Regional operator Stobart Air, has confirmed it's in advanced discussions to sell the Dublin-based carrier to Isle of Man-based Ettyl.

http://m.independent.ie/business/isl...-40330874.html

BA318 20th Apr 2021 10:19

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cit...air-for-2/amp/

Sold now it seems.

allan1987 7th May 2021 18:12

seems that Stobart Air is going to start repaint their planes this Summer

Im guessing this will be in all white cant see it being painted in new Aer Lingus Livery since contract ends in December 2022


Alteagod 7th May 2021 21:14

Hearing chat it could be a red white and blue paint job....as in going franchise with a major airline.

BAeuro 7th May 2021 22:29

BA? What would they want with Stobart Air!

OneBellEnd 7th May 2021 23:00

Yep - an airline which has just been handed over for £2 to a 26 year old entrepreneur, subject to bank consent.

I’m certain it’s a priority in the current freewheeling circumstances for BA to get Stobart signed up as a key partner and get the Chatham Dockyard all over their ATRs as soon as possible!

Alteagod 8th May 2021 07:02

And start getting a percentage of the takings on the domestic UK market post covid when everyone is staycationing. Not to mention the ability to now be marketed with the backing of an established carrier in the vein of the current EI support. Might be a crazy notion but when did that stop anything in aviation.

jmdavies86 8th May 2021 08:47

Granted he's young and doesn't have much, if any, direct industry experience himself but Ettyl have already been clear in saying that they're proposing to retain all employed staff, so I'm sure that there are plenty of conversations being had with the current management teams of both of Stobart Air & CAX and hopefully he'll act accordingly on whatever they recommend/say.

If the rumour of a potential contract with BA is true, I would imagine that these talks will more than likely have started prior to the takeover being announced.


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