Jet2 has announced an increase in the number of passengers it can bring to the island. In summer 2019, Jet2 will have a 9% increase to 266,000 seats, while in winter 2019/20 there'll be an 11% increase to 360,000 seats. Extra flights mean extra choice for us!
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10-03-2019, 09:09 AM
I wonder if Jet2 would like to use this little vid from our last Fuerte holiday
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Great video GoneFishing, thanks for sharing.
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(02-10-2019, 03:06 PM)Sam Wrote: ... it doesn't looks like anything to do with Thomas Cook going under but the timing couldn't be better. (Sam)
They're just taking up the slack, Sam.
Ryanair will no doubt do the same if they think they can hit their required load factor.
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As far as
Ryanair go, I don’t see how they could not hit their loading quota. The flights I am on never have more than a handful of empty seats
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What about flights from Gatwick??? My airport of choice !
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Someone has to bid for the old TC slots at LGW. Any bets who will get them?
By the way, Jet2, like everyone else in the industry, knew that TC would fail this year, and Sept/Oct is always the time when failures come.. If Jet2 and
Ryanair didn't have a plan to fill the gap, then I would be very surprised. The CAA were planning for some time. ATOL renewal date?
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Hmmm, not a great believer in coincidences.
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Meanwhile, Aer Lingus has no flights to the island for the entire summer, out of Dublin or anywhere else.
Hopefully it will lead to a price drop for those of you wanting to travel from the UK, because with
Ryanair unchallenged from Ireland for those months, it's going to get very expensive for us to travel during that period!
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(23-01-2020, 11:41 AM)Ducks Wrote: Meanwhile, Aer Lingus has no flights to the island for the entire summer, out of Dublin or anywhere else.
Hopefully it will lead to a price drop for those of you wanting to travel from the UK, because with Ryanair unchallenged from Ireland for those months, it's going to get very expensive for us to travel during that period!
There are three flights per wk with
Ryanair from Shannon up to May, then 4 flights per wk for
June,
July &
August, then back to three per wk
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