Wednesday, April 30, 2008

easyJet announces new route from Manchester to Alicante

easyJet, The UK's largest airline, unveiled plans to introduce another new route from Manchester to Alicante in Spain today.

The new route will launch on 29 September operating four times weekly throughout the winter, with fares from just £27.99 one way including tax.

This new destination will be particularly popular as a family hotspot and a mini-break destination and easyJet expects to carry close to 60,000 passengers on this new route in the first 12 months of operation.

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

easyJet launches three new routes from Bristol to Biarritz, Olbia and Split

easyJet launches three new routes this week from Bristol to Biarritz, Olbia and Split . The new services this morning to Biarritz will provide the region's travellers with access to some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe, whilst Olbia and Split will join the network from Bristol on Saturday 26 April 2008; perfect timing for the summer sun.

Monday, April 21, 2008

BA announce Gatwick – New York flights

British Airways announced today that it is boosting services from London to New York JFK by starting daily flights from Gatwick Airport on October 27, when it launches its winter schedule. However, the airline also announced that it will 'suspend' its New York flights from Manchester at the same time.

The new Gatwick flights mean that BA will fly 62 times each week from London to JFK, with as the new flights operating in addition to its 55 weekly flights from Heathrow. They will operate on a four class Boeing 777 - that will be moved from Heathrow - with First, Club World, World Traveller Plus and World Traveller cabins.

Friday, April 18, 2008

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Tuesday, April 15, 2008

BA may delay final T5 move to October

British Airways may not complete its move to Heathrow's Terminal 5 until October following the chaos that marked its opening.

Chief executive Willie Walsh has admitted the transfer of about 120 long-haul flights could be delayed much longer than the June deadline announced last week.


BA had originally planned to complete the move at the end of this month, but last week announced a delay until after June 5, sparking fury among rival airlines. More than 50 carriers are waiting to switch terminals at Heathrow after BA completes its move, leading BMI to accuse BA of mismanagement.

BA has so far moved only its domestic and European flights to Terminal 5. These constitute a majority of its services, but carry less than half its passengers. The carrier fears fresh chaos when larger numbers of passengers and bags make the switch.

Tuesday, April 08, 2008

Glasgow Airport Sky Hub's Topping Out

A 'topping out' ceremony was held at Glasgow Airport's Sky Hub as the project team marked the new phase of the £30 million development.

There's just under 200 days until the new extension opens to the public on 21 October and the Skyhub - as it's been dubbed - will offer a major improvement to the passenger experience at the Scottish airport. The 4000 sq metre extension will feature a purpose-built security search area along with new bars, shops, restaurants and lounges.

The 'topping out' ceremony - which marks the completion of the physical completion of the structure - was attended by staff from Balfour Beatty, BAA Glasgow and Renfrewshire Council. The Skyhub is part of a £200 million ten year investment plan at Glasgow Airport by its operator BAA. It represents the largest single investment at the airport since the first international pier was built in 1994.

Managing Director of BAA Glasgow Airport Gordon Dewar stated: "Skyhub is the first of many major investments planned at Glasgow Airport, including a new rail link and a second international pier. By 2014, when Glasgow hosts the Commonwealth Games, the airport will be substantially transformed, boasting world class surface access links and a modern, welcoming environment."

Friday, April 04, 2008

Ryanair launches first route from Birmingham Airport

Ryanair launched the first of a number of new routes from Birmingham Airport on Tuesday, to Barcelona (Girona) in north-eastern Spain. Another new Ryanair service from Birmingham, to Pisa in Italy, launched yesterday. These two new routes are expected to bring an additional 80,000 passengers through the airport in their first year. The new flights to Girona and Pisa are the first of 20 new destinations due to be launched by Ryanair from Birmingham Airport this year. Other new flight routes include Oslo, Stockholm, Marseille and Porto.

Tuesday, April 01, 2008

easyJet Turns Manchester Orange

Manchester Airport has welcomed easyJet with the airline operating six routes from the airport. To celebrate the launch of the service the airline turned the city orange.

As part of a huge advertising campaign which will feature an interactive orange fun bus touring the city and offering residents the chance to win easyJet prizes such as flights and holidays to numerous sunny destinations.

easyJet UK general manager David Osborne stated: "easyJet recognises the the strong demand for low-cost convenient services from the North West and we are delighted to be the North West's largest airline."

The arrival of easyJet is expected to bring half a million passengers to the airport over the next year. Andrew Cornish, Managing Director of Manchester Airport stated that the airport was "delighted to be welcoming easyJet to Manchester. It is a vibrant and ambitious airline that will offer Manchester passengers a popular range of routes at excellent prices. The arrival of easyJet is great news for Manchester passengers."

easyJet will fly to an initial six routes from Manchester Airport; Heklion, Malta, Malaga, Paphos, Tenerife and Innsbruck. The airline currently serves 389 routes from 103 airports in 26 countries as Europe's largest budget airline.

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