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I don't agree. That equates to 15 flights per day and Saturday there is the possibility of 10 Ryanair aircraft on the ground.
I am old enough to remember when there were 15 flights in total.
Leeds Bradford: Ryanair Flights, New Routes & Base Updates
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I am old enough to remember when there were 15 flights in total.
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There are airport in the UK that would kill for that!
I don't see how you can see this as disappointing. This is more in one week from one airline than many airports have in total from all their airlines.
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I can remember the days when on Saturday's in winter the only flights were the BKS flights to Heathrow - on an HS748. LBA was like the Marie Celeste.
500,000 passengers in a year was considered beyond expectation.
So the prospect of over 400 weekly flights inbound, and another 400+ outbound in peak summer is Dreamworld - even if the commencement of some flights has been delayed thanks to Boeing's inability to meet it's order schedule.
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Simply because its a reduction in what we were expecting!
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How does one work that out?
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Ryanair have added a 3rd weekly Wednesday flight to Tenerife during October using a Tenerife based Boeing 737-800 aircraft as follows.
FR2493 = TFS 14:50 - LBA 19:15 / FR2492 = LBA 19:40 - TFS 00:20
FR2493 = TFS 14:50 - LBA 19:15 / FR2492 = LBA 19:40 - TFS 00:20
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Ryanair is increasing frequency of its Leeds/Bradford to Poznan route from 2x to 3x weekly between April & May 2024.
The additional flight will operate on a Fridays complimenting the existing Wednesday & Sunday services.
FR5606 = LBA 13:50 - POZ 16:55 / FR5607 = POZ 17:20 - LBA 18:30
The additional flight will operate on a Fridays complimenting the existing Wednesday & Sunday services.
FR5606 = LBA 13:50 - POZ 16:55 / FR5607 = POZ 17:20 - LBA 18:30
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Ryanair, Europe’s biggest airline in terms of fleet size and passengers carried annually, has announced a new partnership with European tour operator TUI Group. The deal allows TUI to offer Ryanair flights, seats, and baggage prices to their customers as part of a holiday package on the condition that Ryanair does not overcharge customers for Ryanair ancillary revenue products.
The deal will also guarantee that TUI customers have their correct contact and payment information provided to Ryanair directly, ensuring that they have direct access to a personalized ‘myRyanair’ account and can receive important flight information straight to their email inbox.
This deal puts TUI in stark contrast to what Ryanair refers to as “unauthorized” online travel agencies (OTAs) that, according to the airline, “continue to scam and overcharge customers with hidden mark-ups and provide fake customer contact and payment information to Ryanair.” Ryanair has been locked in various legal battles with several OTAs in recent months over unauthorized charges and other practices that the airline claims discriminate against both it and its customers.
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The deal will also guarantee that TUI customers have their correct contact and payment information provided to Ryanair directly, ensuring that they have direct access to a personalized ‘myRyanair’ account and can receive important flight information straight to their email inbox.
This deal puts TUI in stark contrast to what Ryanair refers to as “unauthorized” online travel agencies (OTAs) that, according to the airline, “continue to scam and overcharge customers with hidden mark-ups and provide fake customer contact and payment information to Ryanair.” Ryanair has been locked in various legal battles with several OTAs in recent months over unauthorized charges and other practices that the airline claims discriminate against both it and its customers.
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Ryanair agrees deal with TUI Group to benefit passengers
Ryanair has agreed to a deal with tour operator TUI Group whereby the travel firm will display Ryanair fares and ancillary charges without markups.
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This is going to be interesting. I think this will be seen by many as an endorsement of Ryanair service levels and standards by Tui.Ryanair, Europe’s biggest airline in terms of fleet size and passengers carried annually, has announced a new partnership with European tour operator TUI Group. The deal allows TUI to offer Ryanair flights, seats, and baggage prices to their customers as part of a holiday package on the condition that Ryanair does not overcharge customers for Ryanair ancillary revenue products.
The deal will also guarantee that TUI customers have their correct contact and payment information provided to Ryanair directly, ensuring that they have direct access to a personalized ‘myRyanair’ account and can receive important flight information straight to their email inbox.
This deal puts TUI in stark contrast to what Ryanair refers to as “unauthorized” online travel agencies (OTAs) that, according to the airline, “continue to scam and overcharge customers with hidden mark-ups and provide fake customer contact and payment information to Ryanair.” Ryanair has been locked in various legal battles with several OTAs in recent months over unauthorized charges and other practices that the airline claims discriminate against both it and its customers.
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Ryanair agrees deal with TUI Group to benefit passengers
Ryanair has agreed to a deal with tour operator TUI Group whereby the travel firm will display Ryanair fares and ancillary charges without markups.
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Which are pretty good by all accounts. Not quite the doom and gloom portrayed by some.
I always choose FR, nothing wrong with them. Modern fleet, good prices and very punctual…abuse the rules and you get punished.
We travel with them regularly out of LBA..They have improved massively. Most of the cabin crew are from Yorkshire, very pleasant and efficient. They operate to time with modern jets. Dare I say it, once in the air, they are as good as Jet2.....but much cheaper..The ground assistance, might not be as good though in the event of a `landaway`.
I have the impression that both organisations already operate to similar standards. I may be wrong of course. In that case I am just expressing an opinion.
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Ryanair are good these days but their old reputation still seems to be the one that most of the public cling to, whereas Tui are quite highly regarded. Tui publicly putting their trust in Ryanair can only improve the latters image.
Is it my imagination or are Ryanair far more engaged in positive publicity than previously when all O’Leary seemed to do was moan about something or other? It’s good to see that as Europe’s largest airline by passenger numbers they’re actually behaving as though they are.
O`Leary is a master tactician...Love him or loathe him one has to admit he`s never dull and always top of his game. That`s why he`s built Ryanair into the formidable machine it is..have a look at some of his speeches on You Tube..They really are funny.
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Wasnt it stated we lost our link because Ryanair and Kaunas had had a falling out?
Be great to regain a link to Kaunus, hopefully one for the future
Finger66
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Get Kaunus and Vilnius back, along with new stands from LBA, and based aircraft no4 might not be too far off materialising
They have just announced a BUD base, that would be a nice one also!
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