The comfort cannot be judged from seeing the pictures. As the seats are made for the XLR, we gonna see how comfy they are.
Wizz won't add more seat rows. The XLR will have the same amount of seats as the A321neo.
The new UK and Italian bases are still there :P – 9W expects now to start flights to Indian subcontinent in 2022: "We have all the approvals from the UAE side, and now we're in the middle of the process of getting regulatory approvals from the subcontinent countries. It's up to the destination ...
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Jump to postRyanair is now more premium than Condor. At Condor only this small hand luggage is included: 10cm( ! )x30cmx40cm While Ryanair includes 40x25x20cm. The Ryanair sizer actually is 42x30x20. https://www.linkpicture.com/q/Screen-Shot-2018-08-23-at-14.04.56-750x233.jpg https://aviation.direct/en/handgepa...
Jump to postIs there unused hotel capacity during peak time in the Canaries to accommodate significantly more people flying in on lots of new air routes, compared to 2019 ? The Canaries are an all-year destination. In red are the number of overnight stays in 2019: https://www.linkpicture.com/q/Screenshot_20211...
Jump to postJetSmart has now a fleet of 19 and orders for 96.
Sky Airline has 25 aircraft and just 17 on order.
I wonder if Sky counters that and buys new planes near term. As yet they are Chile's number two.
In summer I find the air and sea temperatures on the Canaries more pleasant. In winter on Hawaii.
Wizz said they want to connect the edges of their network with the XLR. The Cannaries may be connected with Moscow, Kazan, Israel, Finland, Reykjavik, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia ^^
That said, the xLRs make sense (ULCCs will tremendously benefit over prior A321s by integrating the fuel tank). That opens new missions. I'm actually surprised Frontier and Volaris didn't order any and why only two at Jetsmart (I am not a fan of tiny subfleets). I think this order was needed, just ...
Jump to postThat said, the xLRs make sense (ULCCs will tremendously benefit over prior A321s by integrating the fuel tank). That opens new missions. I'm actually surprised Frontier and Volaris didn't order any and why only two at Jetsmart (I am not a fan of tiny subfleets). I think this order was needed, just ...
Jump to postAir Arabia Abu Dhabi now also flies to New Delhi. It really cannot be difficult to set up new routes from the UAE to India. Varadi says: "we are working hard on getting to the subcontinent. [...] it's just a matter of time and we will get there." He said also flying to the CIS. The only CI...
Jump to postWizz orders 102 aircraft plus options. Including 27 more XLR! Bringing the total order of XLR to 47!! Looks like they identified demand for long-haul flights. As far as I see it, most of the XLR flights gonna be from Abu Dhabi. From there to Western Europe, South Eastern Asia and China. Connecting I...
Jump to postIt looks like Ryanair conquers the Swedish market. A new route from Stansted to Örebro. Which is just 100km away from the Stockholm Västerås airport. Ryanair serves now 9 Swedish airports. And there are 5 domestic routes from Arlanda. The country of Greta seems to like it .. https://www.aviation24.b...
Jump to postYes. And the low rankings for Asian airlines?
It looks like cancelled flights are calculated as unpunctual.
I wonder Asian airlines like GoAir, Ural Airlines, Lion Air and Shenzhen Airlines have a low rating.
The airline Yakutia is at 0.5%?
https://www.id1.de/2021/06/17/225-airli ... ty-report/
Which punctuality ranking including (almost) all airlines do you use?
A388 wrote:The major disadvantage of Medellin and Bogota is the airport altitude which gives airlines payload restrictions so this must also be taken into account and not just look at the distances between the airports.
https://www.businesstravelnews.com/Interviews/Viva-Air-Eyes-Longer-Range-Larger-Share-of-South-American-Market "If you look at JetSmart, based in Chile, or Sky, based in Chile and Peru, they fly the same planes we do but cannot reach into America, essentially." That's why both ordered the...
Jump to postThere is a new interview: Viva has now a 25% market share in Colombia, up from 15% pre-plague "If you fast forward a few years, a lot of the capacity in Colombia here will be dominated by ULCC or LCC configurations" "The domestic network in Colombia is fairly well built out. A lot of ...
Jump to postGalwayman wrote:You're doing the marketing for Ryanair for free by letting everyone know online . No need to spend any money
In 4Q2021 Ryanair operates at 99% and Wizz at 95% of pre-plague levels.
https://centreforaviation.com/analysis/ ... ery-581631
It's possible to enter Dubai without PCR test for fully vaccinated citizens from France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland. The pilot project is valid for arrivals between 31 October 2021 and 21 November 2021. There are no direct Wizz flights between one of these countries and Dubai. So I think the effect...
Jump to postThe route AGA<>TFS is for 5€ on every date between today and January 4. Looks like the demand is very low and the route might be cancelled soon. Or interrupted for some time. Actually it's mainly for Tenerife inhabitants who want to fly to Agadir and maybe travel further. Moroccans don't get a visa...
Jump to postThe route AGA<>TFS is for 5€ on every date between today and January 4. Looks like the demand is very low and the route might be cancelled soon. Or interrupted for some time. Actually it's mainly for Tenerife inhabitants who want to fly to Agadir and maybe travel further. Moroccans don't get a visa ...
Jump to postIf LCCs become huge at AUH, expect DXB to do something about it - eg have a LCC pier which is a pain for pax to use.. but still sends the pax through DXB's shopping mall I find that great. Like STN and BGY being shopping malls already every passenger has to pass. I never buy anything there, but it ...
Jump to postWell, if Dubai performs well for them from Sofia then why risk losing all of their customers to FZ? If I am not wrong, they are using a SOF based plane for this flight so there aren't that many operational difficulties. Do you think that many customers will switch to FZ when W6 flies to AUH instead...
Jump to postAll flights to Dubai are operated by W6 from their European bases: Katowice, Catania, Budapest, Bucharest, Sofia, Cluj. The W6 flight from Bari gonna commence in the end of March to Abu Dhabi. For the majority of passengers, flights to DXB instead of AUH are better. But I think Wizz gonna concentrat...
Jump to postThis would be amazing. Low-cost flying to Colombia would be great. What country are you interested to fly from to Colombia? These are the countries for under 100 USD one-way already: https://www.linkpicture.com/q/Polish_20211106_102506686.png pic:Skyscanner Flights to Colombia may have lower fares ...
Jump to postViva got the authorization to operate 33 new international routes
https://www.google.com/amp/s/simpleflyi ... outes/amp/
btw try to avoid the seats 32B&C. The seat pitch is less. The seats 31D-F are only for dwarfs. Much worse than the older Wizz Air seats :O
Ryanair renewed its contract with the East Midlands airport.
Flights are bookable again for January 2022 onwards.
https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/not ... ds-6162694
One article says that Wizz gonna have 170 planes in spring 2021 already. Currently they have 146. According to a former chart their A320ceo are going to be reduced from currently 61 to 52 in spring. So in the end there would be 24+9=33 deliveries needed until the end of spring in 7 months. Means 33/...
Jump to postRyanair is one of the women-friendliest companies.
Ranking better than Oracle, Siemens and Procter&Gamble
https://www.forbes.com/female-friendly- ... 167fcf64ac
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And Ryanair UK got its sixth aircraft
https://m.planespotters.net/airline/Ryanair-UK
Talking of AUH-BEG, they just loaded 4th weekly flight from mid-January 2022. They launched this route in June as 2 weekly, increased it to 3 from the winter timetable and now it goes to 4. In the end of March it goes to 2-weekly. Seems to be somewhat seasonal. Or Wizz gonna increase the frequency ...
Jump to postDubai <> London Heathrow is the top route in this November.
In 2019 it was in 6th place.
I see the Wizz XLR route LGW<>AUH as being served in any case.
https://simpleflying.com/dubai-london-t ... mber-2021/
Cologne - Aqaba seems to be available for 8 euros one way from mid Nov to mid Dec. Available on some dates in same period for Aqaba - Cologne as well It's 32 deg C and sunny in Aqaba next week, and visas are free if you enter and leave Jordan at Aqaba airport. What's not to like ? i agree! not to f...
Jump to postRegarding the schedules, 5W gonna need 4 aircraft from Dec 17 onwards.
The flights from Alexandria, Tirana, Moscow and Belgrade arrive in AUH after midnight.
AirKevin wrote:I count three. JFK, EWR, and MCO.
Ryanairs longest route to Aqaba is now for 7,99€.
On every day in a 4 week timeframe
Intercontinental 5 hour flights for that final price...
marcogr12 wrote:Lattitudehub is how they named the airline!!!??? It's..so silly(like Ross would say)..I thought they were going with canarian airways or sth like that
Regarding the liveries, the first six Malta Air 737-8200’s were delivered in Malta Air colors, probably just for fun and to keep everybody happy. All other deliveries will be in Ryanair livery. The same applies to the Buzz 737-8200’s. Do you have a source for that? According to a livery list 6 upco...
Jump to postAir Arabia Abu Dhabi gonna fly to Kochi, Kozhikode, and Thiruvananthapuram. So it seems to be possible for a new UAE carrier to set up flights to India. Maybe Wizz Air gets it also done.
https://www.khaleejtimes.com/uae/uae-in ... t-at-dh499
I wonder aviation24.be copies a Ryanair press release and lets it look like it would be the words of the Aviation24.be author. including: "Ryanair regrets the unnecessary cancellation of the following flights due to the unlawful actions of the Ministry of Infrastructure:" "Ryanair rep...
Jump to postChrisKen wrote:Because Neeleman isn't part of JetBlue anymore.
debonair wrote:To serve secondary markets with even lower costs...
Couldn't quite find an answer yet.
Jump to postI am not saying there wouldn't be any bus routes in the future, but I say it again, there cannot be any bus at the moment, as there is not an access road to the airport yet, so either rome2rio.com has wrong data or they're selling a scam. An access road leads to an airport. It does not mean, that t...
Jump to postBudget travellers care less about the travel time to the airport.
'Depressing' is an individual opinion and not a fact.
If you want to count any airport which I flew out of after taking solely ground transportation from my current home in London - then 34 different airports. how come they are so much? because of available non-stop connection, better flying times, better fare? how do you do your flight search? You pu...
Jump to postIf you want to count any airport which I flew out of after taking solely ground transportation from my current home in London - then 34 different airports. how come they are so much? because of available non-stop connection, better flying times, better fare? how do you do your flight search? You pu...
Jump to postThat must be totally wrong, as the new roadway to the airport isn't even finished yet, so there are no bus or car service that can reach this "airport" yet. According to rome2rio.com it's a regional bus that stops at the access road of the airport. When the airport is finished, why should...
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