BRU Summer 2007: what to expect - new routes, frequencies

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FLY4HOURS.BE
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Post by FLY4HOURS.BE »

Haneda would be great!!

I remember being there 4 years ago in the lounge.
Jeez, a 747 taking-off and landing every 45 seconds,... and that for all-domestic routes...(well-almost because there were often China Airlines and Korean airlines crafts)
They have started the construction of a 4th 2500m long runway a few months ago and are gaining space on the Tokyo bay. It is told that it would be ready by 2010!!

Haneda sure has the great capacity potential for a BRU-route: Tokyo city has nearly twice as many inhabitants as all Belgium, without talking about its great agglomerations...
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Just to remind that next week, Friday, the first US Airways flight from Philadelphia will land on Belgian soil.

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The World Airways DC10F flights (N304WL & N303WL) on behalf of ET Cargo are expected to cease as from June 1st.

The DC-10F will either be doing a BRU-LOS run for DHL, or a Central America run for Martinair.

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Post by Robin_Bamps »

Atlantis wrote:Just to remind that next week, Friday, the first US Airways flight from Philadelphia will land on Belgian soil.
The first flight will be on Saturday 2nd of June. It leaves on Friday evening local time at PHL, but lands on Saturday.

Regards, Robin Bamps.

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Skystef wrote:
spotter1102 wrote: Waouw the third cargo airline that will start cargo operations in BRU in 2007 !!! Great !!! :D :D

After Silverfleet and Cargo B Airlines, Royal Jordanian Cargo ! :wink:
Siverfleet last flight took place end of April, after 8 cancellations in a row nothing is expected next couple of weeks, silent death?
They are still "flying". I saw yesterday a new promotion for the flights to LOS.

But what about the JFK flights, absolutely no info. Low traffic for them??

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At last, we can check prices starting from Brussels :

Newark is bookable for 407 euro (taxes included) :kvole:
Mumbai bookable for 577 euro ( taxed included)


Now let's hope that they adjust the prices for some connecting destinations :

Singapore : economy 5.800 euro !!!!!!!!
Bangkok via Delhi : "special" economy ~1.800 euro :frown:

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Established02 wrote:Royal Jordanian Cargo is another new cargo client for Brussels Airport. The carrier will move its operations from Maastricht – Aachen Airport to Brussels Airport. Royal Jordanian will commence 5 weekly flights with Airbus A310 in June, but plans to expand this operation further.

do you see any reason for this ?
maybe they'll use pax flight to carry their cargo ?
otherwise i dont see any good reason...

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Re: There might be more ANA news later this year

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Vinnie-Winnie wrote:
snowflake wrote:ANA will open Haneda as from 2009 for international flights. This combined with the arrival of the new 787's and the capacity problems on EUR and the interest for BE market (high yields, low competition, BRU as EU capital) might change the opinions of the JP management within the upcoming months...

SF
As experienced by Sabena.... U got to be joking right?
I think Snowflake is right ! Moreover don't forget that SN's TYO-route has been systematically undermined by and the high yields diverted to the Swiss ! :teach:

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Acid-drop wrote:
Established02 wrote:Royal Jordanian Cargo is another new cargo client for Brussels Airport. The carrier will move its operations from Maastricht – Aachen Airport to Brussels Airport. Royal Jordanian will commence 5 weekly flights with Airbus A310 in June, but plans to expand this operation further.

do you see any reason for this ?
otherwise i dont see any good reason...
According to different sites its because RJC joined One World Alliance.

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According to Luchtvaartnieuws.nl, Saudi Arabian Airlines Cargo will increase the number of flights from 18 to 20 as from June 20.

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Post by lumumba »

Hi VEX.
This information is also in De Tijd of today.
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Patrice
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lumumba wrote:Hi VEX.
This information is also in De Tijd of today.
Regards
Patrice
Here is the article you're talking about :arrow: Singapore Airlines mag cargo vanuit Brussel hele wereld aanvliegen

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Post by Atlantis »

Royal Jordanian was letting know that they are very excited about the big extention of Brucargo. This was also, according to them, one of the reasons to come to Brussels.

On the same time they let know to fly in the near future also via Istanbul or Caïro.

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KD Avia delayed their operations to Brussels and others due to shortage of B737-300's. New date is 27 July.

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Atlantis wrote:According to different sites its because RJC joined One World Alliance.
How to understand the connection between joining oneworld and moving their hub to BRU? :?:

How much of a oneworld place is BRU actually?

AA BA CX AY IB MA ...... LA QF JL ...... RJ

(... and the remote possibility of SN joining oneworld one day)

AA RJ is flying to JFK themselves
BA RJ is flying to LHR themselves
IB RJ is flying to MAD and BCN themselves
CX Would RJ send some of their cargo westbound to BRU to have it then shipped eastbound again by CX?
AY
MA

No connections with LA, JL and QF at BRU.

A few years ago RJ stopped flying pax to BRU.

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Established02 wrote:
Atlantis wrote:According to different sites its because RJC joined One World Alliance.
How to understand the connection between joining oneworld and moving their hub to BRU? :?:
See two posts above. It was one of the reasons and yes One World is one of them.

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Atlantis wrote:On the same time they let know to fly in the near future also via Istanbul or Caïro.
Today's flight was Amman-Algiers-Brussels-Amman.

> It was one of the reasons and yes One World is one of them.

I'm not questioning that this has been communicated as such.

It's just that I still don't see how BRU would be somewhat more of oneworld airport than various other major airports in the region. For example, FRA is being generously served by all of the oneworld carriers, without exception.

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Post by Boeing767copilot »

EasyJet will announce on thursday a new route: BRU - SXF !

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Boeing767copilot wrote:EasyJet will announce on thursday a new route: BRU - SXF !
Great news :D

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Post by Harry-Spotter »

so, if I am not mistaken, there will be 2 easy jet flights from Brussels? Will the A319s be based at BRU?
Laurent

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