Ryanair

[BHX492]

Is S24 still planned as 8 based I wonder ?!

I would guess so because according to the staff travel booking system they plan on resuming Chania

Should it all be loaded by today?

By the end of October it should all be loaded

 

[Karl C]

I would guess so because according to the staff travel booking system they plan on resuming Chania


By the end of October it should all be loaded

Hi BHX492...thanks as always for your insight into Ryanair and the heads up you give the group. Could I ask how Chania being on your travel booking system correlates to 8 based aircraft? Just trying to work that out

 

[BHX492]

Most of the time they tend to put the new destinations on the staff travel first like Valencia,Seville and Budapest they were loaded a few months back and just like the passenger booking system the staff one only show route from that specific airport with direct flight and with chania being a smaller base ryanair tries to give the short flights to them.

 

[nwoody2001]

Very much a work in progress but some pretty big increases even with not all routes loaded.

NEW for Summer’24

• SVQ +2 weekly
• VLC +2 weekly

Increases

• BCN 8 (+2) weekly
• FAO 10 (+1) weekly
• FUE 3 (+1) weekly
• MAD 4 (+1) weekly
• OTP 5 (+1) weekly
• PMI 13 (+2) weekly
• REU 4 (+2) weekly
• RHO 4 (+2) weekly
• RMU 4 (+2) weekly

Decreases

• AGP 10 (-1) weekly
• ALC 11 (-1) weekly
• ORK 4 (-2) weekly
• SNN 3 (-1) weekly

Not on Sale yet

• BLL
• BZG
• GRO
• OPO
• TLS
• WMI

Currently 172x weekly departures loaded Vs 179x weekly departures in 2023… and that’s with 6 routes still not loaded.

Most routes are on sale between Jun-Oct'24 but most not on sale from Apr-Jun'24 so still lots to change but defo lots to keep an eye on over the next few weeks!

 

[BHX492]

Very much a work in progress but some pretty big increases even with not all routes loaded.

NEW for Summer’24

• SVQ +2 weekly
• VLC +2 weekly

Increases

• BCN 8 (+2) weekly
• FAO 10 (+1) weekly
• FUE 3 (+1) weekly
• MAD 4 (+1) weekly
• OTP 5 (+1) weekly
• PMI 13 (+2) weekly
• REU 4 (+2) weekly
• RHO 4 (+2) weekly
• RMU 4 (+2) weekly

Decreases

• AGP 10 (-1) weekly
• ALC 11 (-1) weekly
• ORK 4 (-2) weekly
• SNN 3 (-1) weekly

Not on Sale yet

• BLL
• BZG
• GRO
• OPO
• TLS
• WMI

Currently 172x weekly departures loaded Vs 179x weekly departures in 2023… and that’s with 6 routes still not loaded.

Most routes are on sale between Jun-Oct'24 but most not on sale from Apr-Jun'24 so still lots to change but defo lots to keep an eye on over the next few weeks!

I would expect the usual biggest-ever summer announcement in November or early December, like last year.

 

[nwoody2001]

indeed.... assuming the majority of the routes not on sale atm are loaded onto the system, that would make it by far the largest schedule. Atm even with an initial schedule being loaded up we are at 96% of the summer'23 schedule which is positive.

 

[nwoody2001]

RYANAIR ANNOUNCES BIRMINGHAM WINTER 23/24 SCHEDULE – Ryanair's Corporate Website

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corporate.ryanair.com

 

[DarloPlaneBoy]

SP-RSC on FR9934 from Budapest tonight first flight a regular Boeing 737-800

 

[Matt995]

as per seanM1997 on "X" today:-

Are Ryanair about to retaliate at Birmingham?

Indicative Summer 2024 slot requests suggest an additional based aircraft with 7 new routes - with some competition against recent additions from easyJet and Jet2

 

[thunderchild]

I wouldn’t be surprised to see Beauvais, Belfast, Berlin and Naples added, perhaps some moved over from EMA?

 

[IanFarquharson]

Lets hope the 7 new routes dont include BUD, SVQ & VLC which are all new in S24

 

[BHX492]

Lets hope the 7 new routes dont include BUD, SVQ & VLC which are all new in S24

Sadly I’m sure they are Ryanair always do it.

 

[Brum X]

Well Easyjet should fight back and announce 3 weekly MAD ;-)

 

[Birmingham Aviation]

Well with the rumours of chania it looks 100% certain
Maybe Athens,

 

[Birmingham Aviation]

as per seanM1997 on "X" today:-

Are Ryanair about to retaliate at Birmingham?

Indicative Summer 2024 slot requests suggest an additional based aircraft with 7 new routes - with some competition against recent additions from easyJet and Jet2

So with Ryanair routes being rumoured.
I can see Derry happening don’t know why
Berlin Maybe
Dortmund possibly
Kerry never been served but could be a possibility
Paphos Maybe due the fact of there’s a load of demand
Agadir maybe
Naples a good one

 

[Brum X]

Cologne would be a nice addition to the BHX network.

 

[Ray Finkle]

Cologne would be a nice addition to the BHX network.

It won't hurt for yet another airline to give it a go

 

[rollo]

Cologne would be a nice addition to the BHX network.

It won't hurt for yet another airline to give it a go

The problem with Cologne/Bonn and for that matter Dortmund is that both are only 40km from Dusseldorf which is centrally located for them and Essen is even closer.

Logically you would think any airline would choose Dusseldorf which is the biggest conurbation for its operations and is the reason for the Cologne routes failures in the past.

 

[Brum X]

The problem with Cologne/Bonn and for that matter Dortmund is that both are only 40km from Dusseldorf which is centrally located for them and Essen is even closer.

Logically you would think any airline would choose Dusseldorf which is the biggest conurbation for its operations and is the reason for the Cologne routes failures in the past.

But that's like saying if I wanted to visit Liverpool from Germany, the best option is to fly into Manchester which is the bigger airport and city region. No thanks, Liverpool has its own airport and I want to fly direct into that cities airport.

So C'mon Ryanair, give us Cologne. Dusseldorf, not likey

 

[gulftraveller]

But that's like saying if I wanted to visit Liverpool from Germany, the best option is to fly into Manchester which is the bigger airport and city region. No thanks, Liverpool has its own airport and I want to fly direct into that cities airport.

So C'mon Ryanair, give us Cologne. Dusseldorf, not likey

Quite right. But airline economics mean that on thinner routes, airlines can only make money by consolidating demand at larger airports. Airports exist to facilitate the airline business, not v.v.