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We have a Maleth-Aero B735, 9H-MAC as the latest to join the motley bunch of planes drafted in to fly for Primera 

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been reported that Primera have applied for slots from Manchester this winter to New York Newark and Washington, that gives a good indication that they wont be back next year at BHX, another deal done by the MAG Airport Group!

Will be interesting to see how they get on at MAN as there is a lot more competition there.
Personally I hope they get taken to the cleaners I was going to use different language but thought better of it as Brum X said business is business.Will be interesting to see how they get on at MAN as there is a lot more competition there.
Good. They would be slaughtered there. But i doubt they will ever get off the ground.been reported that Primera have applied for slots from Manchester this winter to New York Newark and Washington, that gives a good indication that they wont be back next year at BHX, another deal done by the MAG Airport Group!
I suspect if Primera do move their TATL ops up to MAN it'll be because of MAG offering them a better deal than them "not giving BHX a chance".
I fail to understand why TATL struggles so much from BHX. Sure the proximity of Heathrow & Manchester will mean BHX never has a large TATL network (certainly not even as big as Manchester's is now), but surely an airline must be able to get a daily New York and 5+ weekly Toronto service to work? Only options left are Delta or Jetblue for New York (the latter of which hasn't even launched long haul services) and Air Canada (Rouge) or WestJet for Toronto.
I'm willing to be corrected here, but how come Glasgow & Edinburgh are able to maintain so many services to N.America? Edinburgh being the capital of Scotland I can understand, but the distance between Glasgow and Edinburgh is half that of the distance between Birmingham and London, and about two thirds the distance between Birmingham and Manchester. Next week there is no less than 35 flights (5 a day) from both airports combined just to New York! How come BHX (which is snug between EDI & GLA on the passenger league table) can't even manage a single daily flight?
At least they have provided the spotters with some unusual visitors.We have a Maleth-Aero B735, 9H-MAC as the latest to join the motley bunch of planes drafted in to fly for Primera![]()
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