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25.08.2006
Nordic Regional (6N/Umea) has taken over two routes from bankrupt regional carrier Swedline Express and has launched twice daily service from Stockholm Arlanda to Gallivare on June 14 using an ex-Swedline Express Saab 2000 as well as two daily Saab 340 flights linking Arlanda and Kramfors on August 14.
14.08.2006
FlyMe (SH/Gothenburg Landvetter) has given up its Stockholm Arlanda-׳tersund route.
Fly Air (F2/Istanbul Ataturk) has returned its three ERJ-145s to the lessors and has wet-leased a MD-83 from World Focus Airlines (VVF/Istanbul Ataturk) for the summer charter season.
Atlantic Airlines (UK) (NPT/Birmingham) has wet-leased two A300B4-200F and five Fokker 27-500 freighters from MNG Airlines (MB/Istanbul Ataturk) as well as a single ATR 42-300F freighter from Farnair Switzerland (FAT/Basle/Mulhouse).
Fly Globespan (Y2/Edinburgh) will lease two B787-8s to be delivered in 2010 and has announced additional new routes:
Aberdeen-Tenerife Sur: weekly B737-800 service starting on November 3
Belfast Intl-Orlando Sanford: weekly B767-300ER service starting on November 7
Durham Tees Valley-Tenerife Sur: weekly B737-800 service starting on November 7
Edinburgh-Chambery: daily B737-600 service starting on December 23
Edinburgh-Prague: 3x weekly B737-600 service starting on November 2 (resumption of past route)
Liverpool-New York Newark: daily B757-200 service starting on May 25, 2007
London Stansted-Chambery: daily B737-600 service starting on December 23
It has also announced a daily Glasgow Intl-Boston service to be launched next year. Fly Globespan has also signed a codeshare agreement with Zoom Airlines (Z4/Ottawa) and will put its code on Zoom services from Belfast Intl, Cardiff, Glasgow Intl, London Gatwick, London Stansted and Manchester to Toronto Pearson as well as a weekly service between London Gatwick and Ottawa.
Centralwings (C0/Warsaw) has announced additional new routes for the upcoming winter season:Õœr
Gdansk-Shannon: 2x weekly service starting on October 30
Krakow-Cork: 2x weekly service starting on October 31
Warsaw-Lille: 3x weekly service starting on December 15
Warsaw-London Stansted: 3x weekly service starting on December 15
Wroclaw-Cologne/Bonn: 4x weekly service starting on October 29
Wroclaw-Cork: 2x weekly service starting on October 31
Wroclaw-London Gatwick: 5x weekly service starting on October 29
Wroclaw-Rome Ciampino: 3x weekly service starting on October 31
It has added an ex-LOT (LO/Warsaw) B737-400 and will shortly lease an ex-easyJet (U2/London Luton) B737-300. Centralwings is also planning to launch flights to Moscow later this year.
SN Brussels Airlines (SN/Brussels) has been selected as the preferred bidder for the restructuring of Cameroon Airlines (UY/Douala) and will reportedly transfer several BAe 146s to its new 51% subsidiary. SNBA is also considering taking a 40% stake in Rwandair Express (WB/Kigali). It will give up its Brussels-St. Petersburg route on October 3.
Cirrus Airlines (C9/Saarbrücken) has already given up its Frankfurt-Milan Linate route again. It will also give up its Frankfurt-Skopje route on September 9. It has sold its three Dash 8-300s to the Surveillance Australia (Adelaide). Two of the aircraft will leave its fleet in October and the last Dash 8-300 will be phased out in March 2007.
Carpatair (V3/Timisoara) has combined its feeder flights from Satu Mare and Oradea to Timisoara and has extended three of its six weekly flights between Oradea and Timisoara from/to Satu Mare. It has wet-leased one of its two Fokker 100s to Air Baltic (BT/Riga).
Malmö Aviation (TF/Malmö) has given up its own services on the Stockholm Bromma-Brussels route but will continue to codeshare with SN Brussels Airlines (SN/Brussels) on the latter's three daily ARJ-100 flights between the two airports.
Ryanair (FR/Dublin) has converted options for additional 10 B737-800s that will be delivered in 2008. It has also announced its next major route expansion using its growing fleet of B737-800s:
Dublin-Almeria: 2x weekly service starting on January 23
Dublin-Billund: 4x weekly service starting on January 24
Dublin-Bologna Forli: 4x weekly service starting on February 9
Dublin-Friedrichshafen: 3x weekly service starting on December 19
Dublin-Grenoble: 3x weekly service starting on December 19
Dublin-Madrid: daily service starting on February 8
Dublin-Oslo Torp: daily service starting on December 19
Dublin-Pula: 3x weekly service starting on February 8
Dublin-Rzeszow: 2x weekly service starting on January 24
Dublin-Seville: 3x weekly service starting on January 23
Dublin-Tampere: 4x weekly service starting on December 20
Dublin-Vitoria: 4x weekly service starting on January 24
Frankfurt Hahn-Biarritz: 3x weekly service starting on October 31
Frankfurt Hahn-Nantes: 3x weekly service starting on October 31
Frankfurt Hahn-Sarmellek: 3x weekly service starting on October 31
Frankfurt Hahn-Valencia: daily service starting on October 31
Glasgow Prestwick-Eindhoven: 5x weekly service starting on October 31
Glasgow Prestwick-Riga: 4x weekly service starting on November 1
London Luton-Fez: 3x weekly service starting on October 31
London Luton-Marrakech: 4x weekly service starting on November 1
London Stansted-Deauville: 3x weekly service starting on October 31
London Stansted-Pula: 3x weekly service starting on October 31
Shannon-Bournemouth: 3x weekly service starting on October 26
Shannon-Edinburgh: 3x weekly service starting on October 26
It will however give up several routes by the end of October instead:
Dublin-Humberside
London Gatwick-Knock
London Luton-Stockholm Vasteras
Milan Orio al Serio-Liverpool
Milan Orio al Serio-Newcastle
Shannon-London Luton
13.08.2006
Monarch Airlines (ZB/London Luton) has announced new routes for next year's summer season:
Birmingham-Ibiza: 5x weekly service starting on May 24
London Gatwick-Ibiza: 4x weekly service starting on May 24
London Luton-Almeria: 4x weekly service starting on May 3
London Luton-Ibiza: 4x weekly service starting on May 24
Manchester-Ibiza: 5x weekly service starting on May 19
Manchester-Jerez de la Frontera: 4x weekly service starting on March 25
It will add two additional ex-bmi british midland (BD/Nottingham) A321-200s in 2007. Monarch will give up its Blackpool-Malaga route on October 27.
Twin Jet (T7/Marseilles) has ceased its Marseilles-Geneva route on July 28.
Flybe. (BE/Exeter) is reportedly considering launching new services from Guernsey and Jersey to Paris CDG. It will give up its routes from Bristol, Norwich and Southampton to Bordeaux by the end of October.
easyJet (U2/London Luton) has finally launched three times weekly B737-700 service from London Luton to Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen on August 1, it will operate daily from September. The launch of the route had been delayed earlier because easyJet did not get traffic rights for the route in time for the planned launch. In addition, it has announced more new routes:
Basle/Mulhouse-Munich: 2x daily A319-100 service starting on October 30
Bristol-Paris CDG: daily A319-100 service starting on October 30
Geneva-Hamburg: daily A319-100 service starting on December 1 operated by easyJet Switzerland (DS/Geneva)
Geneva-Prague: daily A319-100 service starting on October 29 operated by easyJet Switzerland (DS/Geneva)
Milan Malpensa-Amsterdam: daily A319-100 service starting on October 31
Milan Malpensa-Prague: daily A319-100 service starting on December 15
Nottingham-Ibiza: weekly seasonal A319-100 service between July 15 and September 9
It will suspend various routes by the end of this summer timetable period:
Basle/Mulhouse-Palma de Mallorca (October 29)
Belfast Intl-Inverness (October 29)
Belfast Intl-Nice (October 28)
Belfast Intl-Palma de Mallorca (October 29)
Berlin Schoenefeld-Krakow (October 29)
Berlin Schoenefeld-Valencia (November 5)
Bristol-Budapest (October 29)
Bristol-La Rochelle (October 29)
Bristol-Valencia (October 30)
Dortmund-Paris CDG (November 5)
Geneva-Palma de Mallorca (October 29)
London Gatwick-Cork (October 1)
London Gatwick-Knock (October 1)
London Gatwick-Shannon (October 1)
London Luton-Bratislava (October 1)
London Luton-Rimini (October 28)
Newcastle-Berlin Schoenefeld (October 30)
Newcastle-Budapest (October 30)
It has transferred an additional A319-100 aircraft from its UK fleet to easyJet Switzerland. In other news, Saudi Arabian charter carrier National Air Services (Jeddah) has expressed its interest in using the easyJet brand as a franchisee in the Middle East. NAS is planning to launch a low-cost carrier later this or early next year.
Aer Lingus (EI/Dublin) will give up its Cork-Nice route on October 29.
bmi british midland (BD/East Midlands) will launch a daily A320-200 service from London Heathrow to Moscow Domodedovo on October 29. It has given up its Edinburgh-Stornoway and Leeds/Bradford-Cork routes earlier this summer. It will also stop serving Alicante and Nice from London Heathrow by the end of October.
GB Airways (GT/London Gatwick) will add Fez to its network on October 2 when it will launch three weekly triangle A320-200 services from London Gatwick operating either inbound or outbound via Marrakech. The British Airways (BA/London Heathrow) franchisee will move the route to Heathrow in early November when it will also launch a daily nonstop service from Heathrow to Marrakech in addition to the existing services on the route. It will continue to operate up to two daily services between Gatwick and Gibraltar but will give up its daily London Heathrow-Gibraltar service on October 28.
SkyEurope Airlines (NE/Bratislava) has announced various new routes:
Bucharest Baneasa-Rome Fiumicino: 4x weekly B737-700 service starting on January 12, 2007
Budapest-Bucharest Baneasa: daily B737-300 service starting on February 1, 2007
Prague-Grenoble: weekly B737-700 service starting on December 23
Prague-Turin: 2x weekly B737-700 service starting on December 26
Salzburg-Paris Orly: 3x weekly B737-300/700 service starting on September 15 (replacing Innsbruck-Paris Orly route)
It will operate its last service between Budapest and Bologna on September 19. SkyEurope is expected to add Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen to its network soon.
Arke Fly (OR/Amsterdam) has wet-leased an A321-200 from bmi british midland (BD/Nottingham).
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