EGPF Forum

atuk wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 10:04 pm
That all depends how hungry you are and how hard you pull out the stops to secure the business.

I’m famished as are many others, but appears AGS couldn’t care a jot.

atuk wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 7:20 pm Long overdue and, quite frankly, this should have been in GLA first.

Like a lot of other routes that now have more seats ex that other airport that really should belong at GLA.

southflyer wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 3:53 pm Are these connected to any tour operators or are they purely flight only? If it's the latter, would anyone even have hard of them?

Read elsewhere that TUI have reduced capacity on their routes so hopefully TUI will be using XQ capacity

More of the same but will take all the crumbs we can get.

Apparently XQ are a good product too - holiday love child of LH and TK

https://x.com/gla_airport/status/1787959696235839772?s=61 Passengers arriving back on international flights within the next few hours may experience longer than normal waiting times at the border. This is due to a nationwide Border Force issue. If you are due to collect anyone only enter the pick up...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68972065 A "technical issue" affecting passport control e-gates is causing long queues at airports across the country, the Home Office has confirmed. Airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Bristol, Newcastle and Manchester all confirmed a Bor...

:?: I wonder if GLA has similar plans :?: https://www.thenational.scot/news/24302427.edinburgh-scottish-airport-trial-free-parking-part-luggage/ EDINBURGH Airport is to allow some passengers to park for free this summer as part of a bid to help them beat the rush at check-in on the morning of their ...

QR have responded to EK by dropping fares, but not by much. They remain more expensive which could suggest strong advanced bookings. £158 more expensive in economy for a round trip 5-12 Nov to their DOH hub - £752. EK to DUB - £594 on same dates. An introductory price from EK no doubt but will be i...

Shambles but not surprised. Surely this should work both ways Not when the commercial deal / value proposition is not being matched or exceeded - EDI will shortly have a new majority shareholder who paid £1.27 billion for a 50.01% share of the business . . . . they clearly going to go for expansion...

buddyboy wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 10:03 am Shambles but not surprised. Surely this should work both ways

If they can’t even hang onto Loganair SOU, I really have my doubts about the ability for any other business to be secured.