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Fog at Poznan airport, last 2 departures of the day cancelled, both Ryanair, BRS and BGY

Yesterday’a delayed TUI BY6509 TFS-BRS is now en-route, operated by G-BYAY flew into TFS from MAN as BY9033. G-OOBH is still on the ground at TFS, guessing still tech.

G-OOBN is back in service currently operating a BHX - TFS flight

Wow Air have reached agreement in principle with Indigo Partners for an investment in Wow Air current CEO and Investor will remain as main shareholder. https://newsroom.aviator.aero/indigo-partners-and-wow-air-reach-preliminary-agreement/

Tui 757 G-OOBF flew BRS - DGX this morning as X39246

The response I have received from Jacqui Mills below:- Hardly a ground breaking explanation as to where they are with getting everything back online, from recent twitter photo's Check-in screens are still down, the departure screens are still a crude attempt at an excel spreadsheet. I find it...

Tui 757 G-OOBH postioned in from BHX as BY9028 this morning to operate today’s TOM434 to HRG whilst G-OOBN is at St Athan for maintenance.

A Dassault Falcon 2000EX just landed from Boston in the USA, circled over South Wales for a period before landing at BRS. Don’t know the reg or whether it was due to land at CWL.

Bombardier Challenger 605 reg 9H-VFH arrived a short while ago from Malta, it was a diversion from Oxford, guessing it was due to fog.

I think it was included in the press release

I contacted Bristol Airport on twitter yesterday with reference to that BRS is now the only UK airport that the CAA has been unable to publish stats for in September, up until this evening I had received no response. I sent a further message asking if there was any update, I have now received a...

The concern for potential passengers now would be is there a guarantee future flights would operate, it’s bound to cause some nervousness which in turn may place all routes, no matter how profitable they are at risk. I certainly hope there is a positive and swift result to Flybe, be it a...

Bristol Airport has purchased a specialist aircraft recovery system to reduce any runway, operating areas closures due to an aircraft incident. Article below: http://www.bristol-business.net/bristol-joins-some-of-worlds-busiest-airports-in-buying-specialist-aircraft-recovery-system/

I think I read somewhere that it would close at the end of the summer flying program which would be this weekend.

According to the Tui Flights timetable Sal flights continue to operate on a Wednesday and also next Wednesday 31st the outbound is operated by a 787 and a return on the 7th November is also noted as a 787 on the booking page.

Its flyBe again operating on a Sunday on behalf of Neilson Ski arr BRS 1115, dep BRS 1200

flybmi don't operate flights between BRS and INV, I would suggest it was a positioning flight as it is due to operate BM2001 BRS-BRU at 0605 tomorrow morning.

Bristol Airport has launched a new advertising campaign named “Even better from Bristol” Link below: https://www.hmgaerospace.com/news/regional-gateway/bristol-airport-ups-its-game-for-winter/

I would suggest the 787 will operate as normal next week. Cape Verde on Wednesday, Punta Cana on Thursday, Sanford Friday and Cancun Saturday. All outbounds and inbounds are recorded on FR24 for next week. The outbounds will be going out empty and returning with the last pax of the season.

Bristol Airport appoints 3 new directors..... http://www.travelweekly.co.uk/articles/313419/bristol-airport-prepares-for-growth-with-appointment-of-three-directors