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I notice tonights flight to ISB was operated by AP-BEQ, an A310. Low loads? Been a while since I have seen an A310 operate the BHX flight.
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Were some of them phased out? The 777s were introduced about 10 years ago now so I'd have thought they'd have more. I suppose that's all they have as they wouldn't use the A310 to BHX, nor the 747 (in fact, I don't think they even have any left). If they're due more next year then it'll be interesting to see what they do. I don't think they are desperate to expand it yet though, unless people show more interest. Whether the runway extension does anything for that, we'll see.Ray Finkle said:They have three 773's and four 772's (I won't include the two long range 772's as they very rarely visit BHX) so not a massive amount. The impression I got was that BHX is doing well but not spectacular, that the route is perfectly safe at the moment but not very top of the expansion priority list. There are five more 773's due from next year so maybe we'll see something then.
whereas BHX twiddle their thumbs most likely debating yet another press release stating just how much demand there is from The Midlands Pakistani community with local businesses so desperate for more capacity and it's now time for the government to step in to stop the leakage to other airports and demand airlines fly to BHX, no matter what the cost!!!!!
user001 said:Like you say, talks the talk, but, unless they are calling everybodies bluff and announce something incredible when the China charter touches down.
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