RYANAIR's new routes
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RYANAIR's new routes
Just seen Ryanair's new routes from London.
It says there will be 2 daily flights to Newquay !. .Is there that many people wanting to travel that short distance by air travelling each and every day ??
Good news for me as I am training for CPL though !
It says there will be 2 daily flights to Newquay !. .Is there that many people wanting to travel that short distance by air travelling each and every day ??
Good news for me as I am training for CPL though !
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I suppose Newquay is the UKs answer to Benidorm!
To be fair to RYR, they'll be quicker, cheaper and dare I say safer, then the train. And I bet the road traffic down there is awful in the summer.. . I saw something about services starting in June, and I think they'll do pretty well out of all the Essex boys and London Villagers going off for the surf.
To be fair to RYR, they'll be quicker, cheaper and dare I say safer, then the train. And I bet the road traffic down there is awful in the summer.. . I saw something about services starting in June, and I think they'll do pretty well out of all the Essex boys and London Villagers going off for the surf.
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Don't forget that it's the thick end of 270 miles from London to Newquay (more like 300 if you work from Stansted); I think the train jouney takes a minimum of five and a half hours, albeit a centre to centre time.
By comparison (and I know these are more heavily populated areas) Leeds, Manchester and Humberside are much closer to London and all have scheduled air services to the south.
Good on Ryanair!
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By comparison (and I know these are more heavily populated areas) Leeds, Manchester and Humberside are much closer to London and all have scheduled air services to the south.
Good on Ryanair!
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