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CAA Stats - February 2019 CAA has finally published stats for February 2019:- FEB'19 - 78,061 Vs. FEB'18 - 78,020 - No Change Movements FEB'19 - 1,004 Vs. FEB'18 - 1,072 Down 6% Even though overall Pax figures remain unchanged, load factors must be higher due to reduction in movements, The...

CAA finally published February 2019 stats: Feb'19 523,742 UP 1%, if i remember correctly there were numerous cancellations due to snow and also the collapse of BMI Regional. Due to ongoing technical issues the following data is unavailable: Air Taxi, Positioning, Local and Non Commercial...

There is an article posted this morning on Ukaviationnews that states Flybe are to close both Cardiff and Doncaster bases and reduce Exeter to a Dash 8 operation only at the end of the Summer 19 programme. https://ukaviation.news/flybe-to-close-cardiff-doncaster-and-exeter-bases/ Also another...

Yes that seems odd. The Facebook post is as follows:- The mayfly is still produced as the flying club gets them but they are no longer sent to us for some reason. Have to rely on FR24 now. So I am as much in the dark as yourself.

I noticed a post on BAS’s Facebook page yesterday with a question about the mayfly, the response was that the mayfly is still produced and provided the flying club on the South Side. I myself posed a question as to whether the flying club would be able to either allow BAS to have a copy each...

I just tried and the first date is Monday 2nd September

Maybe weather was poor at CMF, hence the divert to LYS...... don’t know if this was the case but would account for it if not technical.

The day after another posted that on twitter that the screens had been working properly again, another post on twitter suggested they were down again and that the screens were in the process of being upgraded. Jacqui Mills posted a promise to show the screens working but it’s seems it lasted...

Thought I would look at the monthly cargo stats, for international flights which excludes the EU so should in theory be the Qatar Flights. All figures quoted from CAA Stats Table 14. May 2018 - 152 tonnes Jun 2018 - 158 tonnes Jul 2018 - 210 tonnes Aug 2018 - 219 tonnes Sep 2018 - 229 tonnes...

CAA have published stats for 2018 today:- Total Terminal Pax: 8,699,529 up 6%, probably not entirely accurate based on the current shenanigans with Bristol Airports IT systems at present.

As for Bristol Airport online flight info, nothing surprises me anymore with regards to accuracy, up until the weekend it was still showing flybmi/BMI Regional- flights and today not showing one Loganair flight. Someone has seriously dropped the ball since the cyber attack almost 6 months ago...

F24 shows flights operated today

Maybe they heard me

Flightradar24 have removed all the flybmi flights, but had no response from them. On the other hand Bristol Airport continue to carry BMI Regional flights on their online flight info screens. Furthermore still seeing posts on social media about the lack of flight info at departure gates. The...

Yes a good start to the year, my only worry is looking at the cargo stats it dropped off a cliff edge to just 33 tons, hoping that February turned out better from the cargo point of view.

Response just received, not promising I must say

Bristol Airport have tweeted this afternoon about Loganair taking over the Aberdeen flights from 4th March, but they also say any updates on replacements for any of the other flybmi routes will be updated on their social media platforms so please look keep an eye out.

I have just sent a tweet to Brussels Airlines to pose the exact question as to what is happening, I will let you know when I get a response.

Also posts on Bristol Airport twitter and instagram pages on the 21st February

I posed a question via twitter and got the following response:-