Nethercote2019
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I think tomorrow is the start of the Geneva ski season & BHX shows 4 easyJet flights. Flybe are due to start Geneva next week? assuming they have enough aircraft etc
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rollo
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Flybe start next week with flights on Saturday and Sunday so aircraft availability hopefully shouldn't be an issue over the weekend although today there are cancellations on Glasgow & Belfast. Aberdeen is due to start in February looking at their current timetable.
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Flybe - Amsterdam also cancelled
The future is bright, the future is not purple but orange.
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The future is bright, the future is not purple but orange.
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IanFarquharson
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Not sure !Flybe - Amsterdam also cancelled
The future is bright, the future is not purple but orange.
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Lisbon off sale after end March till November.
Maybe Lisbon slot availabilIty and it may comeback but not bookable in S23
That's strange ? I wonder what is going on ?
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As said, hopefully a case of finalising the S23 slots.
If not then at least we know that it will be back and not the typical BHX one season wonder that we've become accustomed to.
There should be more to come from easyjet but we may well have to be patient
If not then at least we know that it will be back and not the typical BHX one season wonder that we've become accustomed to.
There should be more to come from easyjet but we may well have to be patient
thunderchild
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Didn’t Ryanair and Jet2 struggle to secure summer slots at Lisbon originally too?
Matty_85
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Not sure. Easyjet won these slots through EU competition rules from TAP so I think they are safe. Has the route had good loads? Looking forward to flying with them on the 28th!
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Lisbon now appearing in the app for summer at 3x weekly.
That is great news ;-)
Westland Wessex HC2
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Long time lurker, but joined to say thanks for posting this, just booked for May 10-13 as this falls just right to watch a stage of the GIRO D'Italia on the 11th May and it is a start and finish stage in the city of Naples. Always been on my to do list to attend a stage of a Grand Tour race and this flight and opportunity was to good to miss. Just over £60 return as well, fabulous price. New city to me and I hope to fit Pompeii or Sorrento in on the 12th and eat a real Napoli Pizza as well.
Would have loved to take in a Napoli FC game but unfortunately they're not scheduled to play at home during this time.
Assume it will be an A320-200 from the seating plan?
Awesome news, Yipeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Our orange tails are adding up nicely
Any plans to operate all Easyjet flights out of T2 ? At the moment I think BFS/GLA/EDI operate from T2 and the International flights go from T1 ? Would make sense for the whole operation to join Jet2 at T2 including Check In ?
Now where is MAD/BER/ATH and maybe LYS Easyjet ?
Our orange tails are adding up nicely
Any plans to operate all Easyjet flights out of T2 ? At the moment I think BFS/GLA/EDI operate from T2 and the International flights go from T1 ? Would make sense for the whole operation to join Jet2 at T2 including Check In ?
Now where is MAD/BER/ATH and maybe LYS Easyjet ?
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Good to see this finally back on sale. Unless they have a surprise for us I think that should be about it for S23 but 11 routes and I think something like 75 weekly flights it's more than I ever dreamed of us seeing.
Lets hope that the routes perform well enough to give easyjet something to seriously think about.
Welcome to the forum Westland, sounds like a great break you have planned
Lets hope that the routes perform well enough to give easyjet something to seriously think about.
Welcome to the forum Westland, sounds like a great break you have planned
davecleaver777
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Couldn't agree with you more Ray, cracking to see the orange tails building up. However it does disappoint me with some of the negativity on here recently I own two logistic companies covering Warwickshire and Oxfordshire and we can spend 2-5 years winning contracts just for then to say after a year we’re off because they are cheaper>...... yes and you would put us under. It's all about profitability, turnover for vanity profit for sanity.Good to see this finally back on sale. Unless they have a surprise for us I think that should be about it for S23 but 11 routes and I think something like 75 weekly flights it's more than I ever dreamed of us seeing.
Lets hope that the routes perform well enough to give easyjet something to seriously think about.
Welcome to the forum Westland, sounds like a great break you have planned
Nethercote2019
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Great to see Easyjet add another destination…. I’m being positive but there are so many other destinations I would of thought would be better bet
adamak1
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Easyjet sees its bookings soar despite crunchBy Archie Mitchell
Daily Mail
26 Jan 2023
SqUeezed consumers are pressing ahead with trips abroad despite the rising cost of living, says easyjet’s boss.
‘ Travel has moved up to the top spot when it comes to discretionary spending. People want to travel,’ Johan Lundgren said.
His comments came after the budget carrier saw a surge in passengers in the last three months of 2022. easyjet flew 17.5m people in the quarter, a 47pc jump from a year earlier.
and the airline said it will be back in the black this year after three years of losses. In the 12 months to September, Lundgren said it will smash analyst forecasts of a £126m profit. Shares jumped 9.7pc, or 45.4p, to 513.4p.
The stock has surged nearly 60pc since the start of the year amid growing evidence that holidays remain a priority for cash-strapped households.
a report by KPMG found that while almost two thirds of people in the UK will cut their spending this year, holiday plans were the least likely to be dashed.
aJ Bell investment director russ Mould said: ‘Many consumers still have the appetite and the means to spend money on experiences despite the prospect of recession. People work hard and they want to give themselves a treat, meaning a foreign holiday remains high on the list of things people are prepared to pay for.’
Lundgren said he was ‘surprised’ how strong demand was against the bleak backdrop, as families face soaring food, fuel and energy bills.
easyjet’s performance has continued into this year, helped by three record-breaking weekends this month.
Customers took advantage of January sales and the airline was filling up five planes every minute during peak hours.
Bookings for easter are a quarter ahead of pre- Covid levels and there is big demand for summer getaways despite prices for easter being almost a quarter higher than the same time before Covid struck.
‘People have had restrictions and been at home a lot and they want to get out and experience things,’ Lundgren said.
The rising cost of living was driving a shift towards more affordable breaks. Trips to Turkey and egypt are doing ‘exceptionally well’. He said flight availability will return to pre-Covid levels by the summer. ‘By July, august and September we expect to be back at 2019 levels,’ Lundgren said.
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…..This article tends to turn conventional wisdom regarding the cost of living crisis on its head. People see a foreign holiday ( or two ) as essential to their mental health. Really.
BHX need to keep knocking on the EZY door, making a nuisance of themselves and keeping in close contact to cement the good relations.
Daily Mail
26 Jan 2023
SqUeezed consumers are pressing ahead with trips abroad despite the rising cost of living, says easyjet’s boss.
‘ Travel has moved up to the top spot when it comes to discretionary spending. People want to travel,’ Johan Lundgren said.
His comments came after the budget carrier saw a surge in passengers in the last three months of 2022. easyjet flew 17.5m people in the quarter, a 47pc jump from a year earlier.
and the airline said it will be back in the black this year after three years of losses. In the 12 months to September, Lundgren said it will smash analyst forecasts of a £126m profit. Shares jumped 9.7pc, or 45.4p, to 513.4p.
The stock has surged nearly 60pc since the start of the year amid growing evidence that holidays remain a priority for cash-strapped households.
a report by KPMG found that while almost two thirds of people in the UK will cut their spending this year, holiday plans were the least likely to be dashed.
aJ Bell investment director russ Mould said: ‘Many consumers still have the appetite and the means to spend money on experiences despite the prospect of recession. People work hard and they want to give themselves a treat, meaning a foreign holiday remains high on the list of things people are prepared to pay for.’
Lundgren said he was ‘surprised’ how strong demand was against the bleak backdrop, as families face soaring food, fuel and energy bills.
easyjet’s performance has continued into this year, helped by three record-breaking weekends this month.
Customers took advantage of January sales and the airline was filling up five planes every minute during peak hours.
Bookings for easter are a quarter ahead of pre- Covid levels and there is big demand for summer getaways despite prices for easter being almost a quarter higher than the same time before Covid struck.
‘People have had restrictions and been at home a lot and they want to get out and experience things,’ Lundgren said.
The rising cost of living was driving a shift towards more affordable breaks. Trips to Turkey and egypt are doing ‘exceptionally well’. He said flight availability will return to pre-Covid levels by the summer. ‘By July, august and September we expect to be back at 2019 levels,’ Lundgren said.
Shared via PressReader.
…..This article tends to turn conventional wisdom regarding the cost of living crisis on its head. People see a foreign holiday ( or two ) as essential to their mental health. Really.
BHX need to keep knocking on the EZY door, making a nuisance of themselves and keeping in close contact to cement the good relations.
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Here was I thinking there was some exciting news for easyJet at BHX when it is a "generic" statement about the airline which should have been posted under easyJet in the "Airline" forum. I don't know about the mods getting irritated, I certainly am!
There, rant over.
There, rant over.
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