Tim 01 - Information that I have been told!

You should not make statements that you have no foundation for.

PPP

Well there was a post yesterday "Big Eirjet announcement tomorrow" so I guess it takes one joker to play on this and to say either they have gone bust, or ordered 100 A380s!! Both most probably way off the mark.

MK

Well there was a post yesterday "Big Eirjet announcement tomorrow" so I guess it takes one joker to play on this and to say either they have gone bust, or ordered 100 A380s!! Both most probably way off the mark.

MK

Thanks for reminding me of why I stopped posting on here!

What does PPRune stand for again???

There's no smoke without fire, but we're still searching for the flames !:ugh:

Eirjet A320 Reprocessed
 

There is a thread on the Dublin Airport Forum, that says that one of their A320s EI-DOZ was reprocessed in Shannon?

The latest I heard (last week) is that they will be acquiring 2 additional A320 from Canada over the winter..

If what you say is true, then someone has got thie sums wrong...:rolleyes:

yak

Mods - I suggest a merge with the other Eirjet thread...

OK guys, just cool it.

Do NOT place speculative posts on PPRuNe. If you are NOT in possession of the facts do not post. There are two reasons for this.

1. PPRuNe might be bought to account.

2. The staff at the airline might read it and imagine how they will feel, especially if unsubstantiated information is read by them. They are no different to anyone else in those circumstances - they worry!

If anyone does this again I will remove their PPRuNe privileges. Hope that is clear.

PPP

Eirjet
 

I was reading a thread on Eirjet today but it seems to have disappeared.

Indeed. I suspect it was perceived as sailing too close to the potentially defamatory.

Can anyone shed some light on what the subject matter was? without going into details that would get the post deleted once again that is !

All four A320s are parked in Shannon tonight. EI-DOZ in Mandala colours for a lease out. Other three just parked. Nothing else to report.

not all four airplanes are in snn, one in snn in mandala colours :=

Eirjet Ireland
 

EirJet A320 operation in Ireland have been issued with a "temporary licence" by the Irish Commission for Aviation due to Financial difficulties until the 27th October as reported in the Irish Times......... we wish the guys well.:(

From www.ireland.com / Irish Times

Eirjet issued with 10-day licence

The Shannon-based charter airline Eirjet has been issued with a 10-day "temporary licence" by the Commission for Aviation Regulation amid fears that the airline is experiencing financial difficulties, writes Pat Flynn.

The Commission has confirmed that it has received communication from the company and that yesterday it had issued a temporary air carrier licence to Eirjet, which will expire on October 27th.

There is an article in todays paper saying they have been given a 10 day t here because of "Financial" worries so it's obviously serious.

In the Irish Times:

Fingers crossed for the guys,been there with TransAer as I know some off the guys in Eirjet have been as well.Let's hope lighting doesn't strike again and in October as well.

Are Eirjet still trading
 

Odd mesage on their website blaiming a telecom company's inbility as the reason for the public experiencing difficulties contacting them by phone.
I got a strange email from a ld friend of mine yesterday enquiring about employment elsewhere... she has been with Eirjet since the begining.
Hope things are OK in Shannon!

Edited to incude a releas from RTE news...not good reading:-(
"Financial problems halt Eirjet flights
October 18, 2006 13:36
The charter airline company Eirjet, which is based at Shannon, has confirmed it has suspended all flight operations because of financial difficulties.
The company, which leased passenger aircraft to a number of holiday tour operators such as JWT and Topflight, had been operating charter services out of Dublin, Belfast Cork, Shannon and Knock airports.
A company spokesperson said the company had voluntarily suspended flight operations because of continuing financial difficulties, and to ensure that members of the public would not be inconvenienced.

Tour operators are making alternative leasing arrangements. Meanwhile the company says it is continuing to try to negotiate finance which will secure its future."

http://www.rte.ie/business/2006/1018/eirjet.html

Smart Telecom one of the leading Irish telecoms providers got into difficulties a few weeks ago and their access was cut off by Eircom - the incumbent telco wholesaler in Ireland - because they owed them E4 million.

The only thing is that access has since been restored, so the message should have gone by now.

Any word on what tour operators who have customers stuck abroad are doing?