Looking at the news from a City Regional perspective , given the capacity of the 195's, I can't see them being used on too many untried internal routes except, perhaps Glasgow....where the rail service is wanting. Amsterdam is a must...all the rest might go to sunseekers...although I believe the announcement mentioned two hubs...so, perhaps Frankfurt?
 
............although I believe the announcement mentioned two hubs...so, perhaps Frankfurt?

As with Prague that I mentioned earlier Flybe has no Frankfurt flights from anywhere at the moment although they used to. So again it would be a case of DSA being a pathfinder if FRA (or PRG) appear.
 
The new flybe routes from DSA next summer 2016 are now on sale. 7 new routes launched include flights to Paris Cdg (13x weekly), Amsterdam (1x daily), Berlin (4x weekly), Alicante (3x weekly), Malaga (3x weekly), Faro (2x weekly) and Newquay (3x weekly) whilst the 8th route is the continuation of the Jersey service (increases from 1x weekly to 1x daily)

Mondays
Aircraft1
BE4401 = DSA 07:05 – CDG 09:40 / BE4402 = CDG 10:30 – DSA 11:00
BE4413 = DSA 11:30 – AMS 13:40 / BE4414 = AMS 14:15 – DSA 14:30
BE4427 = DSA 15:20 – AGP 19:25 / BE4428 = AGP 20:05 – DSA 22:05
Aircraft2
BE4421 = DSA 07:30 – TXL 10:20 / BE4422 = TLX 11:05 – DSA 12:05
BE4433 = DSA 12:55 – JER 14:10 / BE4434 = JER 14:40 – DSA 15:55
BE4409 = DSA 16:35 – CDG 19:10 / BE4410 = CDG 20:00 – DSA 20:30

Tuesdays
Aircraft1
BE4401 = DSA 07:05 – CDG 09:40 / BE4402 = CDG 10:30 – DSA 11:00
BE4413 = DSA 11:30 – AMS 13:40 / BE4414 = AMS 14:15 – DSA 14:30
BE4437 = DSA 15:30 - ALC 19:15 / BE4438 = ALC 20:00 – DSA 21:55
Aircraft2
BE4441 = DSA 08:10 – NQY 09:20 / BE4442 = NQY 09:50 – DSA 11:00
BE4433 = DSA 12:55 – JER 14:10 / BE4434 = JER 14:40 – DSA 15:55
BE4409 = DSA 16:35 – CDG 19:10 / BE4410 = CDG 20:00 – DSA 20:30

Wednesdays
Aircraft1
BE4401 = DSA 07:05 – CDG 09:40 / BE4402 = CDG 10:30 – DSA 11:00
BE4413 = DSA 11:30 – AMS 13:40 / BE4414 = AMS 14:15 – DSA 14:30
BE4427 = DSA 15:20 – AGP 19:25 / BE4428 = AGP 20:05 – DSA 22:05
Aircraft2
BE4421 = DSA 07:30 – TXL 10:20 / BE4422 = TLX 11:05 – DSA 12:05
BE4433 = DSA 12:55 – JER 14:10 / BE4434 = JER 14:40 – DSA 15:55
BE4409 = DSA 16:35 – CDG 19:10 / BE4410 = CDG 20:00 – DSA 20:30

Thursdays
Aircraft1
BE4401 = DSA 07:05 – CDG 09:40 / BE4402 = CDG 10:30 – DSA 11:00
BE4413 = DSA 11:30 – AMS 13:40 / BE4414 = AMS 14:15 – DSA 14:30
BE4447 = DSA 15:20 – FAO 18:25 / BE4448 = FAO 19:05 – DSA 22:05
Aircraft2
BE4441 = DSA 08:10 – NQY 09:20 / BE4442 = NQY 09:50 – DSA 11:00
BE4433 = DSA 12:55 – JER 14:10 / BE4434 = JER 14:40 – DSA 15:55
BE4409 = DSA 16:35 – CDG 19:10 / BE4410 = CDG 20:00 – DSA 20:30

Fridays
Aircraft1
BE4401 = DSA 07:05 – CDG 09:40 / BE4402 = CDG 10:30 – DSA 11:00
BE4413 = DSA 11:30 – AMS 13:40 / BE4414 = AMS 14:15 – DSA 14:30
BE4437 = DSA 15:30 - ALC 19:15 / BE4438 = ALC 20:00 – DSA 21:55
Aircraft2
BE4421 = DSA 07:30 – TXL 10:20 / BE4422 = TLX 11:05 – DSA 12:05
BE4433 = DSA 12:55 – JER 14:10 / BE4434 = JER 14:40 – DSA 15:55
BE4409 = DSA 16:35 – CDG 19:10 / BE4410 = CDG 20:00 – DSA 20:30

Saturdays
Aircraft1
BE4401 = DSA 07:05 – CDG 09:40 / BE4402 = CDG 10:30 – DSA 11:00
BE4433 = DSA 12:55 – JER 14:10 / BE4434 = JER 14:40 – DSA 15:55
BE4447 = DSA 16:30 – FAO 19:35 / BE4448 = FAO 20:15 – DSA 23:15
Aircraft2
BE4441 = DSA 08:10 – NQY 09:20 / BE4442 = NQY 09:50 – DSA 11:00
BE4413 = DSA 11:30 – AMS 13:40 / BE4414 = AMS 14:15 – DSA 14:30
BE4427 = DSA 15:20 – AGP 19:25 / BE4428 = AGP 20:05 – DSA 22:05

Sundays
Aircraft1
BE4401 = DSA 07:05 – CDG 09:40 / BE4402 = CDG 10:30 – DSA 11:00
BE4413 = DSA 13:35 – AMS 15:45 / BE4414 = AMS 16:20 – DSA 16:35
BE4409 = DSA 17:10 – CDG 19:45 / BE4410 = CDG 20:35 – DSA 21:05
Aircraft2
BE4421 = DSA 08:30 – TXL 11:20 / BE4422 = TLX 12:05 – DSA 13:05
BE4433 = DSA 13:40 – JER 14:55 / BE4434 = JER 15:25 – DSA 16:40
BE4437 = DSA 17:15 - ALC 21:05 / BE4438 = ALC 21:45 – DSA 23:45
 
Nicely set out there Ross, thanks for putting all that in order - that's more useful than Flybe's own website for planning purposes!
 
Great set of routes by Flybe. They might not all see out the test of time but all in all I think they will work well for them.

It's a huge investment by Flybe into Doncaster airport and it's testament to all the hard work Peel have put into the airport upgrading the ILS to CAT 3 and working with transport planners to get FARRS built.
 
Aviador said:
Good point. I'd not added them up. More to come or a typo error?

Well it does add up to 42 flight so only 2 missing from original announcement, not forgetting that Jersey was already a DSA route so in effect only 7 new routes.
 
Apparently Flybe have announced they are to fly to Dusseldorf. I'm sure it will work well for them.
 
Early reports indicate that load factors are very positive. 95%+ on Paris, while AMS also seems to be selling well. Surprisingly, the early Newquay flights are also seeing healthy bookings. Berlin has been upgraded to daily from 4 weekly for the winter schedule.
 
Flybe Takes Off From Doncaster Sheffield Airport With Announcement Of A New Route To Dusseldorf:

Passengers from Yorkshire’s Robin Hood Airport Doncaster Sheffield have flown off to Paris Charles de Gaulle on Flybe’s inaugural flight from Doncaster, part of an eight new route deal, as the airline announces a new business route to Dusseldorf that will be available for booking from 31st March, 2016.

This morning’s Embraer 195 jet aircraft set off from Doncaster Sheffield Airport to Paris emblazoned with eye-catching Welcome to Yorkshire livery. The aircraft will promote the Yorkshire region to potential tourists across Europe and the UK, as part of the new deal that recently saw Doncaster Sheffield Airport and Flybe announced as the official airport and airline partner of the tourism agency respectively.

10-sf-flybe-first-aircraft.jpg


Steve Gill, managing director of Doncaster Sheffield Airport, said: “We are delighted to see the first Flybe flight taking passengers to Paris this morning. Our new motorway link road, Great Yorkshire Way, opened just in time for the new influx of passengers, making journeys to the airport much quicker and bringing six million people to within an hour’s drive.”

The introduction of these new routes will see Flybe deliver the largest number of departures from the Yorkshire airport, offering some 42 extra flights per week meaning 500,000 extra new flight seats are available to Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Jersey, Newquay, Malaga, Alicante and Faro.
“We are also delighted to announce that today (24 March) Flybe has strengthened its commitment with a further new route and expansion of its Berlin services. New flights to Dusseldorf are set to commence for the winter season. Services to Berlin will also increase from four weekly to daily, due to unprecedented demand from the Sheffield City regions business community.
”Providing the Sheffield City Region with the business services it needs has long been an ambition and now that these services are here we must see the region voting with their feet and using them. Passenger demand to date has exceeded expectations. This is a phenomenal start but there is still much work to do,” added Steve.

Vincent Hodder, chief revenue officer, Flybe said “Today is a day we have been working towards for a long time with eight brand new routes starting over the next few days from a brand new base – and we are delighted to announce details of yet another new route with a service to Dusseldorf. We are confident we have created a schedule that delivers attractive travel options that are both appealing and affordable as well as providing opportunities for onward global connections. Flybe prides itself on offering great value fares and a convenient, fast, reliable service to some very popular destinations. We look forward to welcoming all our new passengers on board.”

Sir Gary Verity, CEO of Welcome to Yorkshire said: “We are delighted to be able to work alongside Doncaster Sheffield Airport and Flybe to take the Yorkshire brand to the skies across Europe. The new services to Paris, Amsterdam, Dusseldorf and Berlin have the potential to bring an additional 65,000 international visitors to the region which can only be good news for the Yorkshire economy.

“I’m sure the aircraft livery will be a real winner with cycling fans and of course this is befitting of Le Tour de Yorkshire on 30th April which will see the second stage finish in Doncaster passing by the airport.”

Sir Nigel Knowles, chair of the Sheffield City Region Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), said: “It is fantastic to see these new routes starting from our airport, increased international connectivity is key to driving economic growth for the Sheffield City Region. In particular having routes to some of the biggest airport hubs in Amsterdam, Berlin and Paris will give businesses in our region better access to markets, boosting international trade from and into the City Region. I hope companies will embrace these new routes and spread the word about our City Region on their travels.”
The extra seats will see Doncaster Sheffield Airport experience double-digit growth in 2016 with the additional seats and growth from other incumbent carriers expected to take passenger figures from 900,000 in 2015 to 1.35 million in 2016.

http://www.robinhoodairport.com/lat...ith-announcement-of-a-new-route-to-dusseldorf
 
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FLYBE, Winter 2016/2017.

Booking engine now showing the following for Winter 2016/17

Alicante – Tue, Fri, Sun.

Amsterdam – Daily

Berlin – Daily

Jersey – Tue, Thu, Sat.

Malaga – Mon, Wed, Sat.

Paris (CDG) – Twice daily except Sat.

Düsseldorf, whilst announced, has no indication of frequency as yet.

(Information from fodsa.co.uk)
 
Well I am delighted Flybe are establishing a new base at DSA. Paris in particular is so underserved from this side of the Pennines so I am sure Flybe will do well on the route. Flybe have offered some key anchor routes and I am sure more will follow after this significant investment by them.

There has been much talk about the airline's decision to operate out of Doncaster rather than Leeds Bradford, but to be fair to DSA, the airport has been very proactive in attracting new airlines so I say good on them and good luck to them.
 
Flybe have just announced a new 1x weekly Ski route from its Doncaster-Sheffield base to Chambery in France. The service will operate every Saturday afternoon with flights commencing from December 17th 2016.

BE4467 = DSA 16:25 - CMF 19:35 / BE4468 = CMF 20:15 - DSA 21:10
 
Just having a brief look, the Berlin and Jersey flights look to be reasonably popular. Paris and Amsterdam, as you might imagine, are more popular at the weekends. One thing that has not been mentioned is the onward travel opportunities. Flybe appear to code share at Paris with Air France, providing onward opportunities to Lyon, Geneva, Munich, Nuremburg and Madrid. I am suddenly feeling a trip coming on....
 
The press release is clever it says connection not destination! I believe they may be doing this from many of the airports that they fly the Jersey route from.
 

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