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FairlieFlyer 20th Feb 2008 23:19

Oasis Cancellations
 
Does anyone know why Oasis are cancelling flights over the Easter period?

Given the connections involved at either end and high prices on feeder flights around this period, this is a real pain and proving very costly. So much for saving money

Is this a lack of demand or cost-cutting measure? - thing is I'm not really keen to book future flights if it will fold in between.

Avius 21st Feb 2008 06:52

FairlieFlyer,

no worries, the airline is doing just fine. My guess is, that the schedule change is due to the Aircraft being temporarily re-directed to a different route, possibly due to seasonal demand. The daily LGW service remains untouched, they just scale down the number of flights.

Additional routes are being planned as we speak, so stay tuned to new announcements. In the future, you will be able to stavel to more destinations and with a better sevice. ;)

Avius

boocs 21st Feb 2008 06:55

Any official news on SYD or MEL?

b.

abetterlife 21st Feb 2008 08:51

The vultures can go back to sleep - Oasis is alive & very well!! The aircraft is required for a wet lease over this period. The fifth aircraft is on track for April. A new European route is planned for July and a down under for late August. The destination(s) are still subject to final government approvals but expect a public announcement soon.

FairlieFlyer 21st Feb 2008 10:35

good to hear the airline is doing well, every time we have travelled it has been excellent esp the great cabin crews

I would however say while operationally this may make sense, if you're a passenger reliable scheduling comes very high on the list when choosing who to fly with.

Frogman1484 21st Feb 2008 11:09

The cabin crew must be good, they were all freshly trained by Cathay :}

checkedandset 21st Feb 2008 14:51

wet lease
 
why would you wet lease a perfectly good aircraft and disrupt your own schedule ? does not make any sense - smell something fishy here.

airbus2boeing 22nd Feb 2008 12:52

Hong Kong to Germany-Manchester

geh065 23rd Feb 2008 02:05

They are wet leasing a plane out to someone?....or wet leasing it in?

How about this 747-400F from Cargolux. Still happening?

Lear60Dude 23rd Feb 2008 15:26

Over on Flight Info they are saying that the load factors are way off and the employees are getting nervous. I am guessing you work there? So whats the job like ( ie scheduling, trip length, pay, etc) Thanks!

spannersatcx 23rd Feb 2008 16:18

HKG-DUS-MAN according to the Manchester thread in airlines/airports forum. Wonder if that will see CX wake up and re-introduce a much needed MAN service. Some how doubt it.:ugh:


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