If i remember well they already tried manchester and geneva (i think even a couple of times) in the past but was never a succes. Why bothering to try again??

https://www.gva.be/cnt/dmf20190909_0459 ... uitbreiden

Sorry, i dont have acces to the full article.

Yep, and already done 2 360’s over the northsea.

Personally i foresee some european flights to be axed and somemore being outsourced to cityjet, perhaps Eurowings. And along with that......yes redundancies as well.

This is not looking too well. The company i worked for was the same and ended up in a defunct airline. What is the reason(s)of all these lately cancellations??

About the aircraft, is this a wetleased aircaft??

I am really wondering what they will do if that 1 aircraft is AOG?? I think it is vital that there is some reliability in this early proces, especially when attracting new customers.

But is there a market for travelers from Antwerp (or Belgium in general) to Belfast City, Edinburgh, Exeter and Jersey, willing to pay the price of a stopover at LCY? Reverse that question: are ppl in Edinburgh, exeter etc interested to fly to antwerp???? I think when considering routes, there need...

Fokker aircraft never were comfortable, but to start operations on a short flight, if the fares are ok for the route and perhaps if they offer a Business class with the seat "next to you" free, it could work. I like te livery. At least no traditonal dull white and blue. All the best, Air Antwerp ! ...

I foresee a lot more flights will be outsourced together with making crews redundant.

My opinion.

I am not an expert but it seems in sept SN will also fly back to Bristol, also operated Cityjet.

Correct if i am wrong.

ostair wrote: ↑

07 Jul 2019, 00:45

sn26567 wrote: ↑

05 Jul 2019, 23:25

ostair wrote: ↑

05 Jul 2019, 23:16

So two airlines from ANR to London City?

A request for slots does not mean that the airlines will use them.

Why do all the effort then in requesting them??

To sell them again with profit??

What’s the reason for Flybe to stop doing this route??

Was the loadfactor that really bad?

Av24.be wrote: ↑

25 Jun 2019, 16:24

Closing down routes is not always a good idea: it will make the competition stronger and will also attack your profitable routes. It’s a difficult task!

Thatswhy giving those routes to a acmi partner!!

I foresee more sn flights transferred to Cityjet to cut expenses!

Boeing767copilot wrote: ↑

24 Jun 2019, 10:47

LUFTHANSA announces a re-orientation of Brussels Airlines: closer alignment with Network Airlines; integration into Eurowings will not be further pursued.

The best news ever.

Together with my holiday, sunny weather, this news makes me smile as well. Happy for the SN employees.

I am not a SN pilot but it is true that their salary is not the greatest. Cutting even more in that is a disgrace. If i would be one of them, i would start thinking going somewhere else or changing career. I wish them all the best.

Also a big surprise for me. Today is full of those surprises. Pitty because they had a good kitchen.

Really surprised i must say. Perhaps after the summer they will resume the flights.