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21st May 2024, 21:58
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Distinct airport catchment areas

That's not right. Airports do have their own distinct catchment areas. While there may be overlapping areas between them, each airport has its own distinct catchment nonetheless, which is part of the...
17th May 2024, 00:27
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Posted By FlyGatwick

CFE's recipe for success in the LGW short-haul market

Thanks for your additional info on CFE.

One of the key ingredients for CFE's ability to make LGW short-haul profitable on routes predominantly catering to people flying on business other than its...
15th May 2024, 21:58
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Full aircraft loads don't always equate to profitable loads

Never confuse a full flight with a profitable flight unless you have seen evidence of these flights actually being profitable as well.

I still remember Pan Am's flights from Heathrow to the States...
15th May 2024, 07:22
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Most of UK-Germany is an airline graveyard

I actually disagree with the assertion that regular UK-Germany scheduled air services from Stabsted are more sustaibable than from Gatwick per se because of closer geographic proximity and historical...
15th May 2024, 06:50
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Posted By FlyGatwick

DBA LGW-FRA

I actually do recall Deutsche BA briefly operating LGW-FRA for BA (EOG) mid-ninety-ish, for one operating season I believe.
10th May 2024, 22:12
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Posted By FlyGatwick

LH leaving LGW 2nd or 4th time?

From memory, Lufthansa's presence as a regular scheduled carrier at Gatwick goes back all the way to the early-1980s, when they'd launched a twice-daily LGW-FRA 737-200 Adv service which competed...
9th May 2024, 22:28
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Is this the beginning of the end of JetBlue thanks to Carl Icahn?

Given JetBlue's recent change in ownership, i.e., the airline's acquisition by private equity with (in)famous Wall Street raider Carl Icahn of 1980s vintage now sitting on the airline's board (and...
5th May 2024, 17:19
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Views: 618,665
Posted By FlyGatwick

Air Peace 777-300 operating today's LGW-LOS flight

Happened to see Air Peace use one of its 777-300s (one of a pair of former Singapore Airlines examples) depart Gatwick today while I was waiting for my bus to take me into Crawley from the South...
5th May 2024, 15:41
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Posted By FlyGatwick

LGW slot availability & state of Indian airports / AI's future at LGW

I agree with you on LGW slot availability and UK-Germany flights (with the exception of certain LCY flights) being traditionally low-yield and largely unprofitable in their own right. Nonetheless, LH...
4th May 2024, 22:14
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Making LGW work for FSCs

I stand by what I said in one of my earlier contributions re Lufthansa being largely to blame for not succeeding to make LGW-FRA work for them. Not only did LH not have to face any direct LCC...
4th May 2024, 20:38
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Posted By FlyGatwick

LGW long-haul

Correct. If Icelandair at LGW is classed as "long-haul", then the same criteria should also apply to Turkish Airlines at LGW.
4th May 2024, 16:26
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Emirates wants more Gatwick slots

Attended the hearing of the Planning Inspectorate (PINS) on Thursday (2 May 2024) re Gatwick's application to bring its current standby / emergency runway into routine use to voice my support as an...
28th Apr 2024, 18:59
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Who's next (cont.)

With Indigo having finally placed their long-rumoured widebody order for 30 A350-900s (plus a further 70 options) and following on from pre-Covid era media comments, London is likely to be among the...
17th Apr 2024, 23:19
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Air Peace CEO agenda

Did Air Peace actually ever apply for any slots at any London airport, and have the slots they're currently using at Gatwick actually been awarded to them? I believe these slots are in fact Norse's...
14th Apr 2024, 15:29
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Never say never

I'd say we'll have to wait and see.

Many people (myself included) never thought that seeing Singapore Airlines, the best example of of a high-quality, full-service long-haul airline I can think of...
14th Apr 2024, 14:40
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Air Peace complaints against Gatwick (cont.)

The latest complaint added to the Air Peace CEO's catalogue against Gatwick is that their turnaround is too tight. Apparently, the Gatwick senior management's "ulterior motive" here is to blacken Air...
13th Apr 2024, 20:29
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Aer Lingus slots reallocated / temporarily leased out?

Having had a look at Aurigny's new Gatwick-Guernsey summer timetable the other day, I noticed that they appear to have increased their daily rotations from five / six per day to eight per day. Is...
13th Apr 2024, 18:57
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Air Peace CEO's allegations

Does anyone definitively know whether Air Peace has actually ever really applied for slots at any London area airport and whether any slots have actually ever really been allocated to this airline?...
30th Mar 2024, 19:36
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Air Peace inaugural Gatwick-lagos flight

I was lucky enough to see the Air Peace 777 (a 200 series) operating today's inaugural Gatwick-Lagos flight line up for takeoff on the main runway. I saw it from the window of the train which took...
24th Mar 2024, 20:16
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Target market for AI's Amritsar route

Rather somewhat ironically, the vast majority of the VFR passengers frequenting AI's LGW-ATQ route hail from the Punjab region in the Northwest of India and are heavily concentrated in the area...
23rd Mar 2024, 23:40
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Posted By FlyGatwick

AI removal of LGW-BLR schedule

This seems to be part of a wider schedule review at AI as they've not only withdrawn their most recently filed Gatwick-Bengaluru and Delhi-Hanoi schedule listings but have done the same as well re...
23rd Mar 2024, 23:13
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Posted By FlyGatwick

60[+] years of continuous LGW-AMS BUA / BCal / BA service

I seem to remember that BA had relinquished LGW-AMS to Dan-Air during the 1990 / '91 winter timetable period, initially continuing the 3 daily BA rotations and then building up frequency to up to...
19th Mar 2024, 23:11
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Views: 618,665
Posted By FlyGatwick

LH LGW-FRA loads

Does it really surprise you that Lufthansa's Gatwick-Frankfurt loads are dire given how often Lufthansa and Frankfurt Airport staff are going on strike? Who in their right mind wants to risk flying...
19th Mar 2024, 22:58
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Aer Lingus dropping LGW-DUB

I think I another reason for Aer Lingus to pull out of Gatwick is stiff competition with Ryanair.

It's one thing to compete with a low-frequency Ryanair service that goes to an airport at the...
17th Mar 2024, 18:48
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Views: 618,665
Posted By FlyGatwick

Who next (cont. ...)

Further to my previous comments in this regard, I believe another potential short-haul addition for LGW could be Brussels Airlines.

The reason I'm saying this is in connection with reports of...
14th Mar 2024, 01:34
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Who's next (cont)

Vistara, as according to airline schedule analyst Sean Moulton, they seem to no longer have access to the five weekly slot pairs they're currently using at Heathrow to fly to / from Mumbai. They...
14th Mar 2024, 01:23
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Posted By FlyGatwick

Who's next?

I mostly agree with what you say, except for: Korean Air.

Korean Air and (to a lesser extent), Middle East Airlines.

Given that Korean Air is in the process of absorbing Asiana, its main...
14th Mar 2024, 00:22
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Views: 618,665
Posted By FlyGatwick

Air India

Agreed. This is most likely an aircraft availability and staffing issue, with this service likely to be reinstated later during the year (together with the cancelled Delhi - Ho Chi Minh City service...
8th Feb 2024, 22:31
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Posted By FlyGatwick

ITA Airways LGW-FCO as of 1 June 2024

What will be the frequency of the new ITA Airways LGW-FCO service? The interim ACL NS 2024 LGW slot report listed them as having secured slots for 2 daily rotations.

What aircraft type[s] will...
3rd Feb 2024, 21:48
Replies: 1,776
Views: 618,665
Posted By FlyGatwick

Who next?

According to a piece posted about Air Algerie on Simple Flying earlier today, it seems the airline's management recently held a press conference (2023 results release) in which they confirmed their...
31st Jan 2024, 21:40
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Views: 618,665
Posted By FlyGatwick

Who's next?

IMHO, a KLM / KLM Cityhopper LGW-AMS feeder would make an excellent fit for Gatwick if they can lay their hands on the four to five daily, commonly timed slot pairs - an extreme rarity at Gatwick...
21st Jan 2024, 19:20
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Views: 618,665
Posted By FlyGatwick

EI leaving LGW (again) ... what will happen to LGW slots

I read somewhere that a major factor in EI deciding to pull its DUB-LGW route was the post pandemic collapse in business travellers using the route pre pandemic. These are the people who generally...
14th Jan 2024, 19:46
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Posted By FlyGatwick

A few highlights from ACL's LGW preliminary slot...

A few highlights from ACL's LGW preliminary slot allocations for summer 2024:

ITA Airways FCO double daily (NEW)

Play KEF daily (NEW)

Qatar Airways DOH two additional daily frequencies...
14th Jan 2024, 19:19
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Views: 618,665
Posted By FlyGatwick

Re 3 EZY aircraft at BHX making a greater contribution than LGW long-haul additions

New long-haul routes coming to LGW do not only deliver more passengers but also more freight (when operated by widebodies). This isn't the case with short-haul LCC services as the narrowbodies used...
26th Mar 2023, 20:17
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Views: 618,665
Posted By FlyGatwick

Air India London Ops (LHR & LGW)

Re your statement AI having left major Indian cities like BLR and CCU without a direct London link.

To the best of my knowledge, AI actually do fly to BLR from LHR. Apart from the 4 (mainly...
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