Manchester: STS Hangar & Planned Movements

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British Airways A320 G-GATS arrived from Heathrow as BA9750 on Sunday 4th December and is assumed to be for STS.
 
It looks as if British Airways did an aircraft swap, with A320 G-GATP arriving and G-GATS departing. Both flights from and to Gatwick.
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British Airways A320 G-EUPZ left as BA9273 at 12:30, having arrived on 11th December and was replaced at STS by G-EUPZ which arrived at 12:03 as BA9272.
 
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British Airways A320 G-EUPY left as BA9256 having been with STS since 14th December.
 
SkyExpress A321 N814AG arrived at 1519 on 30th December

British Airways A320 G-MIDT arrived as BA9750 at 1931 on 2nd January
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Apparently A320s G-MIDY and G-DBCE are due to arrive tomorrow at 1515 & 1520.
 
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G-MIDY arrived from Gatwick as BA9750 and G-MIDT departed back to Gatwick as BA9753 on 4th January.
G-DBCE is now due from Gatwick as BA9754 on 5th January.
 
As expected British Airways A319 G-DBCE arrived on Thursday 5th January from Gatwick as BA9754 at12:52. This replaced G-MIDO which departed back to Heathrow at 18:34 as BA9274.
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British Airways A320 G-MIDY departed back to Gatwick as CJ9751 at 16:26.

Is this the first time that I've seen a CityFlyer code at Manchester?
 
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British Airways A320 G-MIDX arrives yesterday as BA9750 from Heathrow at 12:22.
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After a very brief stay British Airways A320 G-MIDX departed for Heathrow as BA9757 at 20:41
 
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British Airways A319, G-EUPP, arrived on Thursday 12th January from Heathrow as BA9275 at 11:36.
 
British Airways A319 G-DBCE departed back to Gatwick as BA9757 at 16:49 on Friday 13th January.
 
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British Airways A319 G-DBCE departed back to Gatwick as BA9757 at 16:49 on Friday 13th January.
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Other than a transfer by the nose what other work are they doing . Do we know if the registration documentation and computers are being updated here as well .

If it’s really only the transfer it could probably be done on stand at Gatwick !
 
I honestly don't know the answer to your question however, since the aircraft arrived on 5th January, I presume that more than a decal change was done.
 
If by the decal you mean the "Operated by BA Euroflyer" by the front door/nose, none of the A319s are currently planned to operate for the Euroflyer subsidiary, so I would presume it was in MAN for something else.
 
Sunday 15th January - G-EUXL (A321) arrived as BA9270 at 11:23

Changeover day for British Airways. A319 G-EUPS arrived as BA9727 from LHR at 14:25 and G-EUPP departed back to LHR as BA9275 at 15:48.
 
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