November 10, 2004 at 5:11 pm
So much for expanding their European cities operation. They havn’t got any left!
By: Humberside - 10th November 2004 at 18:51
Plymouth-Cardiff-Newcastle has been around a while now, as has CWL-DUB and Plymouth-ORK/DUB
By: Humberside - 10th November 2004 at 18:51
Plymouth-Cardiff-Newcastle has been around a while now, as has CWL-DUB and Plymouth-ORK/DUB
By: G-OJET - 10th November 2004 at 18:49
They do seem to chop and change their routes like no ones business don’t they!
I know it wouldn’t give me much confidence in booking something incase they’d ditched it by the time it came for me to travel. Still, and before anyone raises the subject, I know they can’t operate non-profitable routes but it does make you wonder how good their route analysis is before they start them!
By: G-OJET - 10th November 2004 at 18:49
They do seem to chop and change their routes like no ones business don’t they!
I know it wouldn’t give me much confidence in booking something incase they’d ditched it by the time it came for me to travel. Still, and before anyone raises the subject, I know they can’t operate non-profitable routes but it does make you wonder how good their route analysis is before they start them!
By: Humberside - 10th November 2004 at 18:26
airbusbaby – its PIK
Perhaps if they had a decent schedule (at least 2 flight a day Mon to Fri and a Sunday flight) to BRU it would have worked,(same for LCY) . Amsterdam never really had a chance on its schedule and competing with KLM wouldn’t have worked
Lets hope the new CWL-LPL-ABZ route works for them
By: Humberside - 10th November 2004 at 18:26
airbusbaby – its PIK
Perhaps if they had a decent schedule (at least 2 flight a day Mon to Fri and a Sunday flight) to BRU it would have worked,(same for LCY) . Amsterdam never really had a chance on its schedule and competing with KLM wouldn’t have worked
Lets hope the new CWL-LPL-ABZ route works for them
By: G-OJET - 10th November 2004 at 18:21
Air Wales do CWL-BFS for Bmi Baby now
I know, but they do more than just CWL-BFS. They do CWL-ORK and CWL-GLA/PIK (can’t remember which) at last count. They don’t always do all flights to each destination, some routes appear to have a WW aircraft operate them at certain times of the day. Very confusing set-up!
By: G-OJET - 10th November 2004 at 18:21
Air Wales do CWL-BFS for Bmi Baby now
I know, but they do more than just CWL-BFS. They do CWL-ORK and CWL-GLA/PIK (can’t remember which) at last count. They don’t always do all flights to each destination, some routes appear to have a WW aircraft operate them at certain times of the day. Very confusing set-up!
By: Mark L - 10th November 2004 at 18:12
Andrew, there was an Air Wales ATR in BFS when we were there in the summer!
By: Mark L - 10th November 2004 at 18:12
Andrew, there was an Air Wales ATR in BFS when we were there in the summer!
By: Pablo - 10th November 2004 at 18:00
Seems like Air Wales’ plan is to replicate that Dan Air idea in the 70’s of having flights from one end of the UK to the other with various intermittent stops (I can’t remember what it was called – City Link or something?) with their Aberdeen-Liverpool-Cardiff-Plymouth flights.
By: Pablo - 10th November 2004 at 18:00
Seems like Air Wales’ plan is to replicate that Dan Air idea in the 70’s of having flights from one end of the UK to the other with various intermittent stops (I can’t remember what it was called – City Link or something?) with their Aberdeen-Liverpool-Cardiff-Plymouth flights.
By: andrewm - 10th November 2004 at 17:58
Bleedin heck – didnt know AW do CWL to BFS. Must get some photos. ATR i assume?
By: andrewm - 10th November 2004 at 17:58
Bleedin heck – didnt know AW do CWL to BFS. Must get some photos. ATR i assume?
By: Humberside - 10th November 2004 at 17:28
Air Wales do CWL-BFS for Bmi Baby now
I thought it was only the new one
By: Humberside - 10th November 2004 at 17:28
Air Wales do CWL-BFS for Bmi Baby now
I thought it was only the new one
By: MontyP - 10th November 2004 at 17:25
Have you noticed that some of the flights they used to codeshare/operate for bmibaby are now bmibaby flight numbers only? They seem to be in the series WW8XXX and have no Air Wales 6G flight number accompanying them now.
Are they turning more into a charter airline maybe?
Air Wales do CWL-BFS for Bmi Baby now
By: MontyP - 10th November 2004 at 17:25
Have you noticed that some of the flights they used to codeshare/operate for bmibaby are now bmibaby flight numbers only? They seem to be in the series WW8XXX and have no Air Wales 6G flight number accompanying them now.
Are they turning more into a charter airline maybe?
Air Wales do CWL-BFS for Bmi Baby now
By: G-OJET - 10th November 2004 at 17:14
Have you noticed that some of the flights they used to codeshare/operate for bmibaby are now bmibaby flight numbers only? They seem to be in the series WW8XXX and have no Air Wales 6G flight number accompanying them now.
Are they turning more into a charter airline maybe?
By: G-OJET - 10th November 2004 at 17:14
Have you noticed that some of the flights they used to codeshare/operate for bmibaby are now bmibaby flight numbers only? They seem to be in the series WW8XXX and have no Air Wales 6G flight number accompanying them now.
Are they turning more into a charter airline maybe?