When MAN will start flights to the Moon and BHX starts flights to the isles of scilly. 


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BHX have been speaking to Finnair for 25 years !

Hi there all, as I have said before with easyJet, unless Birmingham Airport management wakes up and listens to what easyJet wants and does a deal that is acceptable for both parties, then it will be
Which airports? Because from where I'm sitting BHX has an impressive list of airlines serving it.Maybe explains why Birmingham is in the state it is, and 25 years behind the rest of the UK regional airports![]()
It does TUI Orlando flight but it doesn't need to have direct flights to the USA to be a busy successful airport with a good list of carriers that provide global links. I think we do tend to obsess about the flights to the USA too much as if an airport can only be doing well if it has flights to New York.Hi there Jerry, if Birmingham has an array of airlines serving it, why doesn't it have a direct link to the USA .
New York has been tried at least five times from BHX firstly by BOAC in the 1970s and then in more modern times by Continental/United, BA, American and Primera all failed although United was a particular disappointment as their withdrawal was more of a wider company policy change.
Hi there all, unfortunately for Birmingham Airport, the deal they offer easyJet will not come any near to what they want, so they will walk away, with Birmingham Airport left empty handed.
But, what might the cost be of giving Easyjet the 'deal' that they want? I would guess that in order to create a base at BHX Easyjet would want costs to be virtually zero along with access to major routes such as Frankfurt, Paris, Munich, Amsterdam etc. How would the flag carriers respond to that? The last thing that BHX needs is to lose the likes of Lufthansa, Air France and KLM. Although we can't be certain, we've seen the effect of a low cost carrier (Primera) on the likes of United, American and Icelandair who all quit BHX soon after Primera announced their routes.Hi there all, unfortunately for Birmingham Airport, the deal they offer easyJet will not come any near to what they want, so they will walk away, with Birmingham Airport left empty handed.
I think back into day BA paid BHX £25 per passenger and Ryanair still just about pay !But, what might the cost be of giving Easyjet the 'deal' that they want? I would guess that in order to create a base at BHX Easyjet would want costs to be virtually zero along with access to major routes such as Frankfurt, Paris, Munich, Amsterdam etc. How would the flag carriers respond to that? The last thing that BHX needs is to lose the likes of Lufthansa, Air France and KLM. Although we can't be certain, we've seen the effect of a low cost carrier (Primera) on the likes of United, American and Icelandair who all quit BHX soon after Primera announced their routes.
Easyjet offer point to point routes. The flag carriers offer that, along with excellent onward connections.
Kevin
Which airports? Because from where I'm sitting BHX has an impressive list of airlines serving it.
That would mean that any airlines paying landing fees etc are effectively subsidising easyjet. I can't see them being too happy about that.I understand easyjet pay nothing at Gatwick and some airport pay them !
Yes BHX needs to build on them and the likeliest candidate is Easyjet but it still doesn't negate the fact that BHX has a good list of mainline european carriers which other airports would kill for! I also think if BHX secure an Easyjet base you can then almost guarentee Ryanair will expand and Wizz will probably look at a base!But we are not going to grow much more with these current airlines Jez and that;s the issue, we have stagnated and based on our existing airlines stuck under 12.5 million imho forever ??
We need fresh blood![]()
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