Great pics there Britannia, yet again.
Just looked at Excel’s website, and some of the flight times would suggest that 2 aircraft may be used.
Rumour has it on pprune that XLA will also base 2 aircraft at NCL next year too!!
Not sure about that like. I recieved an email from XLA and it would seem that at the moment, they will launch pretty much the same summer schedule in 2005.
Would be great to see XLA expand though.
Brilliant photos mate.
Great shots.
Rumour has it that AA are trying for a Boston flight to Bristol.
Bit of an odd decision is it not? I would have thought New York or Chicago would have been a more logical place to start, as they are a bit more popular. Only a rumour though, like you say.
I’m really pleased that flybe have reinstated themselves here, I just hope it lasts.
I would think it will last, providing they dont get in the way of EZY. There clearly is demand for flights to the south, hence the success of the EZY NCL-BRS flights, and Air Wales to Plymouth via Cardiff must be doing OK as they would have puled it by now if it wasnt.
Southampton and Exeter will be a success, if the market is similar to that of BRS, but I’m not sure how the Eastern NCL-SOU service will be affected.
The best way to expand, especially in the case of LCCs is to experiment with new routes, like EZY did with Prague, Barcelona etc. and like HLX did with Hanover.
If flybe take the risk, and offer more European flights from NCL, I think they have got a good chance of working.
Very good pics.
Very nice.
Really nice pics there mate, looks like quite a busy saturday, as always.
Yes, great photos. Shame about the weather though, but this is the English summer for ya!
Nice video, I saw that aircraft at JFK, after its last ever landing there last year, May 31st. We taxiied past it when it was at the gate.
Great pics mate.
Cheers, yes we are a little off topic.
So, the BA aircraft is a 319 then.
How did you get rid of it? If you dont mind me asking, cos its starting to get annoying.
Thanks,
Johnny