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An article today in a Welsh newspaper discusses the future of CWL and makes the comment that, of course, the airport is always talking to airlines but is focusing on getting Jet2 as it feels the CWL market would not displace any of Jet2's existing passengers.
See this link for the report: http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/busin ... ck-5268951
My immediate thought is that were it to happen the majority of the routes would be to the sun and would clash with a number of Vueling routes already in existence and possibly with others that CWL would hope Vueling expanded into.
Is there enough business for two low-cost airlines to go head to head, even on popular sun routes?
My initial belief is that there isn't.
It would be especially interesting to be a fly on the wall at negotiations to see how the airport tries to persuade Jet2 that Vueling would not be a threat to it.
See this link for the report: http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/busin ... ck-5268951
My immediate thought is that were it to happen the majority of the routes would be to the sun and would clash with a number of Vueling routes already in existence and possibly with others that CWL would hope Vueling expanded into.
Is there enough business for two low-cost airlines to go head to head, even on popular sun routes?
My initial belief is that there isn't.
It would be especially interesting to be a fly on the wall at negotiations to see how the airport tries to persuade Jet2 that Vueling would not be a threat to it.