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Does Bournemouth have the same draw (ease of use, transport links, pleasant and efficient experience) as Southampton for the Southern, wealthy Home Counties contingent?
I do believe in "build it and they will come" and Bournemouth could take a Jet2 base of desired size with any of their current aircraft types from day 1 without additional considerations being made however an established BOH base would negate a future SOU base should SOU become suitable.
I personally couldn't see Jet2 entering any new market with less than 4 based aircraft and given the catchment area, I imagine any prospective South/South East base would have to have scope to grow to a similar size as their newest bases at a similar pace. What's that? 10 A/C+ each for Bristol, Stansted and Birmingham. That's most definitely too much of an ask for Southampton currently and technically feasible but a tall order for Bournemouth. I imagine the morning rush with more than 4 aircraft would be a thoroughly miserable experience at both airports as they currently stand.
I would love to see a sizeable Jet2 Southampton base... But it strikes me that the required work would be too much.
I do believe in "build it and they will come" and Bournemouth could take a Jet2 base of desired size with any of their current aircraft types from day 1 without additional considerations being made however an established BOH base would negate a future SOU base should SOU become suitable.
I personally couldn't see Jet2 entering any new market with less than 4 based aircraft and given the catchment area, I imagine any prospective South/South East base would have to have scope to grow to a similar size as their newest bases at a similar pace. What's that? 10 A/C+ each for Bristol, Stansted and Birmingham. That's most definitely too much of an ask for Southampton currently and technically feasible but a tall order for Bournemouth. I imagine the morning rush with more than 4 aircraft would be a thoroughly miserable experience at both airports as they currently stand.
I would love to see a sizeable Jet2 Southampton base... But it strikes me that the required work would be too much.
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All lease aircraft going back to respective operators for the winter season as it currently stands. There is now no plan to have any leased aircraft past the 6th November.
EC-MAJ last day flying is today and goes back to Madrid tomorrow.
EC-MAJ last day flying is today and goes back to Madrid tomorrow.
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They are returning in S23 though aren't they? Which 3 will it be? G-VYGL/G-VYGM I presume, with another?
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Jet2 suffered a few issues with their 757-200 fleet yesterday. I believe G-LSAE had to turn back after departure from FUE on LS910 yesterday and land at TFS. I believe a technical issue was the cause.
G-LSAI was meant to go to AYT on LS895 but was swapped due to a fault too.
I also noticed G-LSAC moved from MAN - SNN today. I assume for some work? I flew on AC last week.
G-LSAI was meant to go to AYT on LS895 but was swapped due to a fault too.
I also noticed G-LSAC moved from MAN - SNN today. I assume for some work? I flew on AC last week.
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AE did indeed divert to Tenerife due to a technical issue, believed to be engine related.
AI had a broken toilet door that would have taken quite a while to fix so the crew swapped onto AA instead to keep the delay to a minimum, nothing too exciting. AI was back flying this morning.
AC has gone to Shannon for a C Check, she’ll be followed by the majority of the fleet having similar checks over the winter.
AI had a broken toilet door that would have taken quite a while to fix so the crew swapped onto AA instead to keep the delay to a minimum, nothing too exciting. AI was back flying this morning.
AC has gone to Shannon for a C Check, she’ll be followed by the majority of the fleet having similar checks over the winter.
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According to Jethros, Jet2 has acquired 6 second hand B737-800's. (all mid-life 13/14 years old)
G-JZBT, G-JZBU. G-JZBV & G-JZBW - all ex SAS Norge.
Also G-JZBX & G-JZBY - both ex Sunwing.
G-JZBT, G-JZBU. G-JZBV & G-JZBW - all ex SAS Norge.
Also G-JZBX & G-JZBY - both ex Sunwing.
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I guess that will see the end of the remaining -300 series aircraft and probably destined for Kemble?
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Wonder If this allows for fewer leased in machines?
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