Liverpool: EasyJet Route News & Base Updates

[Silvercity]

EZY9001 from LGW at 17.30 likely a positioning flight, maybe due to weather .

 

[lfc84]

if easyjet flight number is 9xxxx it's positioning or some sort of irrops (for example: scheduled flight 855 with overnight delay would be 9855)

 

[Seasider]

They use that flight number for training flights as well.

 

[Silvercity]

EZY 615 at 18.30hrs will operate with a A320neo today G UZHR, aircraft maybe based at LPL for a bit

 

[Silvercity]

Easyjet's LPL-JER has now been realised for the winter period 19/20. Looks same as previous. Busy route this one.

 

[Jerry]

Easyjet's LPL-JER has now been realised for the winter period 19/20. Looks same as previous. Busy route this one.

I was half expecting a post saying it had been dropped and moved to MAN!

 

[Silvercity]

I was half expecting a post saying it had been dropped and moved to MAN!

Well you wouldn't be off the mark, because they have done it many a time before on well used routes like Lisbon for example. Baffling decisions at times, on the Jersey route its 90 + % full as was Lisbon.

 

[Jerry]

Well you wouldn't be off the mark, because they have done it many a time before on well used routes like Lisbon for example. Baffling decisions at times, on the Jersey route its 90 + % full as was Lisbon.

At least they didn't this time!

 

[Silvercity]

At least they didn't this time!

Quite, it would seem like shooting themselves in the foot if they did, having a busy route to themselves and giving it up!

 

[Silvercity]

LPL-IOM also bookable into the winter, the extra Sunday night service which ran over half term breaks is now every week, apart from a 6 week period Jan/Feb

 

[Silvercity]

Positioning flight to Gatwick at 20.00 EZY9004.

 

[mullion]

But Easy are going to start MAN to Jersey from Jul and operate all winter 2 weekly summer 3
wekly in winter

 

[Silvercity]

But Easy are going to start MAN to Jersey from Jul and operate all winter 2 weekly summer 3
wekly in winter

Its already been mention in Manchester room, nothing to do with Liverpool service.

 

[mullion]

No but it was said that it was half expected that it would transfer to Manchester and at the same time
as that was mentioned our own service was announced, chill out just coincidence

 

[Silvercity]

No but it was said that it was half expected that it would transfer to Manchester and at the same time
as that was mentioned our own service was announced, chill out just coincidence

I am chilled thank you very much.

 

[Silvercity]

Easyjet used A320neo yesterday morning on their BOD service. G UZHY

 

[Silvercity]

Looks like Easyjet and others are profiteering on fans.

<h1>Metro Mayor slams Madrid flight price hike&nbsp;</h1>
8 May 2019 Nick Webster

A price hike on flights to Liverpool’s Champions League final has been branded ‘shameful’ by the city’s Metro Mayor.
Steve Rotheram condemned Easyjet for increasing the cost of seats on planes heading to Madrid on June 1 following the Reds’ win over Barcelona on Tuesday.
Jurgen Klopp’s side staged an unlikely comeback to reach the final with a 4-3 aggregate victory over the Spanish champions in their return leg at Anfield.
Mayor Rotheram, who is a Liverpool fan, highlighted Easyjet’s cheapest one-way flight heading to Madrid on May 31 currently stands at £750.49 per head.
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A return flight to John Lennon Airport on June 3, two days after the final, has been priced at £237.54, meaning fans will have to shell out almost £1,000 on travel alone.
Writing on Twitter, Mayor Rotheram said: “Easyjet hiking up prices by 683% for return flights to Madrid is quite simply profiteering from the passion of football fans.
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“This is nothing new but entirely shameful.”
An Easyjet spokeman has defended the budget airline’s pricing strategy amid increased demand from Liverpool fans aiming to be in Madrid for the final.
He said: “As with all airlines, our pricing is demand-led, which means that as more seats are booked on a flight the price will rise so our fares start low and increase the closer it is to the date of departure.
“We do not artificially increase ticket prices around sporting events, prices are led by a strong demand for some flights due to convenient scheduled flight times.
“We believe our fares remain competitive in comparison to other airlines flying around the same time.”

(fromClickLiverpool)

 

[Sherburnflyer92]

Supply & Demand. And price is all led by computer alga rhythms.

I'm sure all MAD flights from MAN have also risen in price, via options too, and with Tottenham now in the final i wouldn't be surprised to see London prices rising. These people need to quit their moaning and get imaginative. EDI-MAD? BRS-MAD?

 

[lfc84]

other than a champions league final a single form UK to Madrid with easyjet will surely never be £700

 

[Rob c DSA]

Supply & Demand. And price is all led by computer alga rhythms.

I'm sure all MAD flights from MAN have also risen in price, via options too, and with Tottenham now in the final i wouldn't be surprised to see London prices rising. These people need to quit their moaning and get imaginative. EDI-MAD? BRS-MAD?

Come on people get imaginative?. You have still got to travel to the likes of Bristol paying more in travel costs when you have a local airport on your doorstep that you would use for most of your travelling normally.

People are being robbed off with the price of everything for these stellar events ticket prices for the game go up to over £500 (5% of the allocation) add the hotel and flight and its over £2000 on travel tickets and hotel people pay it because it is rare you get the chance to go to these events Liverpool lucky for them have now been to the final two years running, it starts to seriously add up on the fans.

Pure Greed nothing else