BarnsleyHolidays
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easyJet Europe Airbus 320 OE-IVR has just lifted off Paris Charles de Gaulle and will make her first LBA visit in around an hour.
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The 733s are being very lightly used at the moment, most citybreak routes have been using the B738sHopefully it’s a sign that loadings are doing well. As it was interesting to note Jet2 sent Boeing 737-800’s out on the city routes to Paris Cdg, Prague, Vienna, Copenhagen, Cologne, Budapest, & Krakow yesterday whilst the Boeing 737-300’s did the Rome & Berlin services.
Yet last weeks Rome 738' pax were 'rescued' by a 733, suggesting it wasnt full.The 733s are being very lightly used at the moment, most citybreak routes have been using the B738s
I noticed that none of them were used an odd day here and there recently.The 733s are being very lightly used at the moment, most citybreak routes have been using the B738s
This week they've only seen use Monday, Friday and Sunday, doing 7 return trips totalI noticed that none of them were used an odd day here and there recently.
Alot of pilots are duel rated so fly both the 300 and 800.Are the 733 pilots also type rated for the 738s?
The type rating is the same for the 737-300 right up to the -900. I'm not sure but I expect a short differences course is required for full pilot flexibility across the fleets. Many Jet2 737 pilots fly both the -300 and -800.Are the 733 pilots also type rated for the 738s?
I know a fair few Jet2 Captains and all are rated on both 300 and 800.Are the 733 pilots also type rated for the 738s?
Seen elsewhere that Jet2 flew Ipswich Town to Blackpool on Monday for the Blackburn gameSeems like Eastern going under is Titan’s gain as regards these football team charters. Very handy that they acquired the ERJ 190 only recently.
Not sure what your point is? its mid week December, there is no doubt any "planned" flights on the 300's and flying is no doubt on the more fuel efficient 800's. A quick look on FR24, no 321 ceo's are not flying. Plenty of gaps.Another day without any of the 300’s being used… can't see it being due to the high loads on the other flights.
We have a lot of older 800’s at LBA…I think its down to reliability rather than fuel economy.Not sure what your point is? its mid week December, there is no doubt any "planned" flights on the 300's and flying is no doubt on the more fuel efficient 800's. A quick look on FR24, no 321 ceo's are not flying. Plenty of gaps.
You keep saying we have a lot of older 800s. Each time I check, we don't have 'a lot.l' Today is no exception.We have a lot of older 800’s at LBA…I think its down to reliability rather than fuel economy.
737-300 vs 737-800: Fuel Efficiency Breakdown (Even for 25–30-year-old aircraft)
1. Raw fuel burn (block fuel)
A 737-800 burns more fuel per hour than a 737-300, because:
- It’s larger
- It’s heavier
- It has more powerful engine
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