Ryanair now with B737-700
The first -700 series for Ryanair is ready in the company c/s. After a paintjob in the Netherland the a/c will return today to East Midlands.
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Dint know they were getting 700 s
What's the idea of they Where are they being based and which routes they being used on Just curious |
Will only be used for crewtraining and the occasional AOG rescue flight as far as I'm aware.
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......used for crewtraining and the occasional AOG rescue flight |
Originally Posted by jethro15
(Post 9029426)
Plus evaluation
If they'd asked me, I'd have told them for free that it doesn't hold as many. :O |
This could have been an opportunity to change the god awful livery and maybe go for a retro livery or new one altogether :uhoh:
Maybe they are evaluating airfields where a -800 can't get in/out of :E |
One wonders, given that they have over 300 737-800s in their fleet, what exactly there is that needs evaluating regarding the -700. If they'd asked me, I'd have told them for free that it doesn't hold as many. |
Will a -700 get in/out of Guernsey :confused:
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I doubt very much that they'd complicate their slick operational model by introducing the shorter model to revenue service.
But for the auxiliary role it was cheap to purchase or lease versus the -800. This particular airframe was stored at Shannon for nearly a year before being picked-up by Ryanair. Also rumoured to be fitted with a couple of rows of business-type seats for the corporate shuttle role, might as well fly the boss around in a liveried aircraft instead of the pair of Lears. |
May be FR are going to 'dip their toes' with a Transatlantic route. After all a 700 can fly further than an 800 and is cheaper to fly per mile.
Check the geeks Boeing 737-700 vs 737-800 - Airplanes Comparison |
May be FR are going to 'dip their toes' with a Transatlantic route. After all a 700 can fly further than an 800 and is cheaper to fly per mile. |
I'd like to see a standard 737-700 fly DUB-YYT with a payload, 120 ETOPS and standard IFR reserves. Can't be done without extra tanks.
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ER ops
ryanair have no ETOPS experience so would not be able to start operations for sometime without that without suitable in a/c type nor operations/training
i doubt they could grandfather any etops rights being an EI shareholder this 737-700 is not for this astraeus in the UK did LGW-deer lake in Newfoundland some years ago with summer charters i think they were non-stop inbound but possibly had a fuel stop on the outbound |
astraeus in the UK did LGW-deer lake in Newfoundland some years ago with summer charters i think they were non-stop inbound but possibly had a fuel stop on the outbound SHJ |
If memory serves Astraeus did Bristol to Banjul non-stop with their 737-700s
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