a300boy
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Just about every type they operate coming to Lba this week.
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Perhaps Eastern should make this number a regular thing for LBA and then it might just cut down on the cancellations. Then again..........Four Eastern aircraft with us today, one J41, two Saabs and an Embraer 145 which is parked outside Multiflight. I don't know if any of these are football related.
Perhaps Eastern should make this number a regular thing for LBA and then it might just cut down on the cancellations. Then again..........
Saab 2000 G-CDKB(Eastflight 7617) inbound to Leeds from London City 2035 this eveningFlyBe is set to pass on its London City-Aberdeen route to Eastern using a Saab 2000 50 seater so say Airliner World......I thought it would be the total opposite and Flybe to drop their franchise partner.....
Must be the start of T3's LCY - LBA - ABZ service then. Oh wait, is that my alarm clock I hear!Saab 2000 G-CDKB(Eastflight 7617) inbound to Leeds from London City 2035 this evening
ABZ-LCY is Eastern operating on behalf of Flybe so i'd imagine it would be Flybe's decision to cut that.Dried Fruit a Forum also suggesting an imminent announcement for ABZ - LCY.
Yes it could indeed be a BE decision but also suspect there may be a T3 involvement. Gone from one of ABZ biggest operators to..............ABZ-LCY is Eastern operating on behalf of Flybe so i'd imagine it would be Flybe's decision to cut that.
Embraer 145 G-CISK has just positioned in (0720).
Further rumours circulating that Eastern Airways may be up for sale. Can't really see there is much of the company left to actually sell. If anything does happen then I really hope this doesn't result in further bad news for LBA with the loss of our SOU service
If they haven’t wonder if connect airways will buy themAll accounts the airline is "burning money like no tomorrow", rumour has it that US based Bristow Group may have either sold or given Eastern Airways back to its previous owners eg, Richard Lake.
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