The only reason I think Jet2 might give this a passing thought is that a lot of their recent development has been based on short sectors to build aircraft utilisation - the various routes to Paris, Jersey etc. OK - they all have citybreak and holidays potential in a way that LBA/BFS probably...
DSA isn't connected to this in any way. I don't think it's on the radar of any credible airline decision making (certainly not yet).
BACF were running BHD-LBA as a stopgap after Stobart / Aer Lingus Regional ceased but Emerald weren't yet up and running. Their involvement in routes other...
Sorry - this was what I feared was on the cards.
It's not related to the likely new easyJet owners - they're nowhere near getting the keys to the ignition yet.
As I understand it, at the likes of SOU, easyJet is the largest carrier and will undoubtedly grow further. They have a lead position...
They are using GLA aircraft to operate SOU-ALC this winter, with triangular GLA-SOU-ALC-GLA and GLA-ALC-SOU-GLA runs. The BFS-LTN-AGP triangles referred to above have been in the easyJet schedule for many years, but the SOU schedule for this winter is the first time they've newly done...
I don't think it was that they were unhappy with LBA, more that a certain airport over the way may have been making commercial offers that would be hard for the airline to refuse, to the probable detriment of the other airports around them.
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