Nethercote2019
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I’m as surprised as everyone & it is great news as the public prefer a jet !
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Emerald won't start until 2023 so surely it's a bit early to predict where they will and won't serve?
I thought they’d planed to start this October as it was brought forward by the collapse of Stobart air.
I’ve seen one of their aircraft not that long ago fly from Exeter-Dublin. EI-GPP one of the ATR72s that worked for stobart air. Maybe an indication they’re getting prepared for starting operations in the near future.
Emerald won't start until 2023 so surely it's a bit early to predict where they will and won't serve
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Ireland's New Airline: Introducing Emerald Airlines
Emerald Airlines has become Ireland’s newest airline, securing its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) on Monday. The airline is…simpleflying.com
2022 looking more likely now.
Well this is BA Cityflyer and they have in the past done more regional stuff than BA mainline so may well look at things with different eyes.Could it perhaps be a change of senior management at BA letting some new light shine on BHX? King, Thompson, Walsh and Cruz, all gone, fresh eyes and attitudes can often permit fresh thinking on services and routes. BA is undoubtedly a prickly outfit and needs gardening gloves when handling them.
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