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easyJet acquires Thomas Cook slots at Gatwick and Bristol

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Old 8th Nov 2019, 16:57
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easyJet acquires Thomas Cook slots at Gatwick and Bristol

https://simpleflying.com/easyjet-thomas-cook-slots/

Cost them quite a bit of money, though. Should open-up the Bristol base a bit.
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I'm surprised the price of the slots Jet2 bought for Manchester, Birmingham & Stansted has not been disclosed, perhaps it is not newsworthy ?
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Not surprising, two of their biggest bases
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I'm surprised the price of the slots Jet2 bought for Manchester, Birmingham & Stansted has not been disclosed, perhaps it is not newsworthy ?
Are slots at MAN, BHX and STN purchased? I was under the impression that only LHR and LGW slots are commodities, other airports slots have no financial value.
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36 million is not a lot for the LGW slots, l was and l would imagine others were expecting a lot more.
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It was all or nothing? No spreading of the slots amongst different carriers?

Have been in the aviation game for some time, but slots are still a back art to me..
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Originally Posted by Pelican
It was all or nothing? No spreading of the slots amongst different carriers?

Have been in the aviation game for some time, but slots are still a back art to me..
Money talks, the rest walk......
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Paid for Bristol slots seems a surprise. I would have thought they could have got them for nothing.
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Paid for Bristol slots seems a surprise. I would have thought they could have got them for nothing.
Bristol is very busy at peak hours so peak hour slots will be expensive, at other times no problem.
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