WW ops minus one aircraft

[jamesbrownontheroad]

Any word on how BMI-Baby will be diagramming planes to cover for the slightly bent 737 that was shunted (apologies for layman's terms...) at MAN?

Noticed G-ZAPU has been covering from Titan Airways. Will this continue indefinitely? And how does this affect BMI-Baby's longer term ops at MAN?

Many thanks,

*j*

[Stall-Warner]

J - I suspect they will continue to run with Titan - main supply contractor for them I believe.

[chiglet]

Titan, AKA Zap, have been "covering" British Airways "Shuttle" flights LHR-MAN-LHR for quite a while, does this affect BA's future plans/ops
watp,iktch

[Stall-Warner]

Doubt it - why would it??

[Tom the Tenor]

The WW MAN - ORK flight was due at Cork around 2220 hours Friday night - almost 6 hours late!

Hope things improve. Plenty of BD A320s there to be hired in.

That, or either bring forward delivery of the easyjet 737-300(s).

Needed now?

[we_never_change]

bmi baby are initially aquiring some of the ex Ryanair/Buzz/Continental B733s. I understand that one of these is already at EMA in the hangar being prepared for service.

WNC

[cirrus01]

Perhaps its time to buy shares in Titan Airways........With BA's ongoing problems with EWS it looks like that Titan will be busy for some time.

[phil_2405]

I have heard that the baby a/c involved in the Manchester incident may be a write-off.

[DRJ]

bmi have sub chartered European again to cover the baby shortfall.

a/c now in situ and no loss of service .

[chiglet]

SW,
Sorry my post was [really] to jamesbrown
watp,iktch

[Jet A1]

What Baby 737 was hit ? Reg ?

[GrahamK]

Believe it was G-ODSK. Excel a/c was G-SATR? i think

[Flying Fokker]

I understand that the BMI baby B737 will now be repaired