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GliderPilot
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Well they’re going to have to pick up the slack somewhere as i assume alot of their other routes have tanked with the current virus etc
Ticket prices are based off demand - its not like someone at easyJet has manually put the prices up after Flybe went.
More people looking at certain flights = increase in prices.
More people looking at certain flights = increase in prices.
Sorry but no way. day after easyJet go bust they thing oh hum let's help out by putting up prices. Bollox to them.
Sorry but easy jet has joined then sick list by taking advantage of 2000 people losing their jobs. As I have signed the no flying in 2020 plege not a problem this year. But they may be off limits in 2021.
Come one easyJet, please prove me wrong.
58terminus
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Come on folks. How many tImes have we been told a route with good load factors has gone due to yield.
This is yield in action.
This is yield in action.
IanFarquharson
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easyjet have historically said they cannot get good yields out of the Midlands, so it is good to see there are now achieving this just unfortunate circumstances.
Roll on some new routes
Call it bollox if you want but that's how demand and capacity work. As I said its not like someone has manually put the prices up - the booking engine reacts to how many views a certain route gets. Likewise, dump a load of capacity on a certain routes and prices plummet.
It's a free market, easyJet won't be the only ones to have bumped prices in the wake of Flybe collapsing.
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It's known as dynamic pricing.
Jet2 received quite a bit of criticism for their prices rising in the wake of the Thomas Cook collapse but it's just how the pricing algorithm works.
Jet2 received quite a bit of criticism for their prices rising in the wake of the Thomas Cook collapse but it's just how the pricing algorithm works.
Glenn Eldridge
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I'm guessing it's one hell of a slow news day in Coventry
Coventry Live reporting easyJet have suspended their BHX to Madrid, Barcelona and Alicante routes
www.coventrytelegraph.net
Coventry Live reporting easyJet have suspended their BHX to Madrid, Barcelona and Alicante routes
EasyJet cancels flights from Birmingham Airport to Spain
The airline flies to Barcelona, Madrid and Alicante from Birmingham Airport - but Covid-19 has put a stop to that
www.coventrytelegraph.net
I'm guessing it's one hell of a slow news day in Coventry
Coventry Live reporting easyJet have suspended their BHX to Madrid, Barcelona and Alicante routes
EasyJet cancels flights from Birmingham Airport to Spain
The airline flies to Barcelona, Madrid and Alicante from Birmingham Airport - but Covid-19 has put a stop to that
Or maybe routes that were due to be announced in the coming weeks ?? Iberia leaving and all of that ??
Or maybe routes that were due to be announced in the coming weeks ?? Iberia leaving and all of that ??
Quoted from the article:
"EasyJet has become the latest airline to cancel flights to Spain - meaning a host of Birmingham Airport services are halted.
The airline flies to Barcelona, Madrid and Alicante from Birmingham Airport but has announced it has cancelled all flights to Spain."
Pathetic excuse for a news outlet if they're just making stuff up
No the airline doesn't fly to BCN, MAD and ALC from Birmingham. Do journalists even bother fact checking before publishing articles these days? No wonder there's panic buying in supermarkets if this is the state of 'facts' media outlets are publishing!
I am assuming the new EDI/GLA will not be starting on the 29th March ?? Or will they ??
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Still onsale at the moment.
IanFarquharson
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I would be amazed if they didn’t start as we currently have no flights to either.
The 29th is still almost 2 weeks away. The whole of Italy went into lockdown just 8 days ago. 8!
Just a few days ago the government was rejecting any notion of the UK going into lockdown, whilst today the government asked for the country to voluntarily 'lockdown'.
In 2 weeks time, I doubt there'll be many countries with cases of Coronavirus that aren't in lockdown.
Just a few days ago the government was rejecting any notion of the UK going into lockdown, whilst today the government asked for the country to voluntarily 'lockdown'.
In 2 weeks time, I doubt there'll be many countries with cases of Coronavirus that aren't in lockdown.
Emergency laws need to pass through parliament before a formal lockdown can occur, hence the suggestion and request for people to consider what to do. Without the new law, insurance is not viable as it becomes unactionable. Alternatively, a State of Emergency to be declared and that is something no one wants as basic liberties become curtailed with the consequences that follow.
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Good to see you back with us "JennyJet".
Thank you, missed you all.
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Winter is now on sale.
Belfast goes 23x weekly, 5 flights on Mon and Fri, 3 flights on Sun, Tue, Wed and Thur with one flight on a Sat.
Geneva is up to 15x weekly.
Edinburgh and Glasgow see the same schedule as summer.
Belfast goes 23x weekly, 5 flights on Mon and Fri, 3 flights on Sun, Tue, Wed and Thur with one flight on a Sat.
Geneva is up to 15x weekly.
Edinburgh and Glasgow see the same schedule as summer.
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