Liverpool Airport will begin slot co ordination with airlines operating from the airport for summer 2025.
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Makes sense. Reduces bottlenecks in the terminal at busy times.
Yes. They have also done some initial expansion to the border control area, to help too. Most improvements will happen from later in year out of the peak.
As a mark of respect to those who have been affected by Monday's attack in Southport, and in solidarity with
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, businesses and organisations across Merseyside who are also paying tribute, we will be changing our profile pictures across our social media channels to pink for the next three days.We remember Elsie, Bebe and Alice. Rest in peace.
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It is, they are basically thugs, and Farage is goading them
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It's a link to a report of LPL, BRS + one other airport applying for court injunctions against Just Stop Oil causing disruption.
I am rather thrilled to have just been asked by Liverpool Airport to be the passenger representative on the Airport Consultitive Committee
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That is fantastic news @Silvercity Do you think you could ask for the airport press releases to be forwarded to [email protected] ?
I'm sure I can do that yes.
- Q2 pointseasyJet passengers increased by 10% for the year. They had 7 aircraft based at the airport and announced 8 new destinations for Winter and Summer 2025.
- Summer 2025, it is anticipated that Ryanair will continue to operate five based aircraft but will deliver non-based growth of around 10%.
- Jet2 carried 186,000 passengers in its first three months trading at the Airport and announced 3 new routes for the winter season.
- Wizzair continue with their 6 routes.
- Aer Lingus increased traffic by 93% on last year.
- Loganair were 4% down on last year after ceasing the flight to Derry.
- Sun Express, has been confirmed for Summer 2025, operating a three times weekly service to Antalya in Turkey.
- easyJet passengers increased by 3% with occupancy rates higher than the prior year but still not reaching levels seen before COVID. easyJet operated a fleet of seven based aircraft, operating to 24 destinations including domestic flights to Belfast, Isle of Man and Jersey. easyJet has announced 8 new routes for the Winter season, which are selling well and showing positive signs. Full visibility on the Summer 2025 schedule is not yet available with a number of route options being discussed.
- Ryanair passenger numbers increased by 12% during Q3, which was driven by the previously mentioned fifth based aircraft entering the fleet. The airline operated to 32 destinations with occupancy rates slightly behind prior year. Ryanair has announced a new route to Marrakesh will commence from late October, which will compete with easyJet. Looking ahead to Summer 2025, it is anticipated that Ryanair will continue to operate five based aircraft, but will deliver non-based growth of around 10%.
- Jet2.com carried 235k passengers during Q3 at Liverpool, during its first full 3 months with occupancy rates at an impressive 90%. The carrier will add a fifth based aircraft to its Liverpool operation from Summer 2025, which will see new routes to Malaga, Reus and Malta, whilst a further new route will commence to Vienna for Winter 2025/2026.
- Wizz Air carried over 86,924 passengers operating to 6 routes, Gdansk, Warsaw, Budapest, Katowice, Iasi and Bucharest, which was 1% behind prior year. Routes to Cluj and Varna were discontinued during 2023 which led to the negative passenger variance despite strong levels of growth on its route to Warsaw.
- Aer Lingus delivered over 15,000 passengers during Q3 which was an 18% rise on the prior year. The airline is connecting approximately 10% of all passengers to its connections to North America.
- Loganair passenger numbers were 4% down on the prior year quarter owing to the discontinuation of service to Derry (a route to be picked up by easyJet). Service to the Isle of Man delivered over 13,000 passengers for the period.
- Sun Express, has been confirmed for Summer 2025, operating a three times weekly service to Antalya in Turkey.
July 2024 530,302
July 2023 426,528
Variance 24%
August 2024 550,790
August 2023 439,709
Variance 25%
September 2024 494,747
September 2023 395,803
Variance 25%
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The new Liverpool Airport Web site has now been launched , I've not looked over it properly yet, but looks pretty smart from a quick look. www.liverpoolairport.com
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Work will begin this winter on the toilets in the check in hall. Didn't seem that long ago when new ones went in, but they need replacing now.
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They could do with another loo, in the non air side area. Otherwise I've not noticed any problem
You can see a plaque commemorating the comstruction of the new terminal by John Prescot in 2001 across from the check in desks. John Prescot passed away on 20 November 2024 this week.
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