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EESDL
30th Dec 2009, 15:59
is it possible....I'm a rotary chap but looking at moving some people out of Halfpenny Green if possible........where would be nearest suitable alternative?
commander73
31st Dec 2009, 08:37
how many do you want to move?
one of those chicken and egg scenarios.........
as many as possible I guess to keep seat costs down.
It's looking like EGBB as planning to return in evening and will be aoc trip
bacardi walla
1st Jan 2010, 16:36
EGTK any good ?? Where do these pax want to go ??
AircraftOperations
1st Jan 2010, 20:12
Hawarden isn't a million miles from Wolverhampton.
Hawarden is a 70 mile drive away! Birmingham is the place to go to, in the case of Banderiante operations I would recommend talking to Tabs Taberham at Skydrift. He's been operating one for about 15 years now and will be best placed to advise you, they're based out of Norwich.
AircraftOperations
3rd Jan 2010, 17:42
Fair enough. Must have had something else in my head. Turns out that EMA and MAN are closer!!!
I suspect the initial poster has the Skydrift Bandit in his head....there are no others available in Europe I believe.
Other similar aircraft would be Metros, Twotters, J31s and Do228s
commander73
3rd Jan 2010, 20:26
I guess the answers are above. You can move pax ex HPG with an aircraft that can operate from the airfield legally as an AOC operation. Otherwise take them elsewhere, hence the question re how many you wanted to move? Really depends on where the aircraft you wish to charter is based to take into account positioning costs etc.
Fried_Chicken
5th Jan 2010, 19:51
There are a pair of Jetstream31's based at EGBO, they any good? (both operated by Jetstream Executive)
As mentioned, EGBB is the nearest alternative (H24)
FC