Its not showing on the booking engine probably beacuse its full.

The 156 DUB-LBA is not showing on the timetable, but the 157 LBA-DUB is, which couldnt operate unless the 156 operates. It looks just like a problem with the timetable here, or the timetable is linked to the booking engine, and removes flights if they are fully booked.

LOL nice one Peter!

LOL! My kilt was paid for. 😉

Hopefully the after parties develop for you, because we had some planned, but they didn’t happen, I could’ve predicted that. :rolleyes: 🙁

Yes organisation amongst teenagers can only be relied on to fail, as a similar thing happened to my one after GCSEs. No idea if we’ve had anything of the like arranged this year, the college just has too many people in :rolleyes:

Some interesting stuff there, great shots!

Easyjet and Ryanair are doing it all right. They dont impose a fuel charge, they get all the positive publicity out of not doing so against BA which helps their appeal in the eyes of the public.

Then, to fund the defecit in profits due to fuel costs they just adjust their yield management systems to make them a bit more money on the late booking fares, and make more money out of that.

Of course theres no way of actually proving thats their strategy, but I’d be very surprised if it wasn’t.

Seems like you’ve got yourself an admirer there Jethro!