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I think you have your tense wrong in the last sentence - the half year announcement statesGeorgeNTravels wrote: ↑Tue Nov 30, 2021 8:33 pm easyJet financial report was released today, only mention GLA got was saying that maintenance now done in-house at the airport to save costs.
CEO Johan Lundgren also saying that the airline will be coming out of the year with 34 fewer aircraft than pre-pandemic and will rather wet lease aircraft from other airlines. He also said the airline will be doing a "Radical reallocation of our aircraft to higher contributing bases. "
Technically yes, and technically no, it says that they are doing it as part of a recovery and have made changes so far, however, the whole report is based off the consensus of easyJet being in recovery, as is the presentation that was done as well. As the company is still classed as in recovery, there is a chance that further changes are to come.Bearsden wrote: ↑Tue Nov 30, 2021 9:29 pmI think you have your tense wrong in the last sentence - the half year announcement statesGeorgeNTravels wrote: ↑Tue Nov 30, 2021 8:33 pm easyJet financial report was released today, only mention GLA got was saying that maintenance now done in-house at the airport to save costs.
CEO Johan Lundgren also saying that the airline will be coming out of the year with 34 fewer aircraft than pre-pandemic and will rather wet lease aircraft from other airlines. He also said the airline will be doing a "Radical reallocation of our aircraft to higher contributing bases. "
Transformed business
o Radical reallocation of our aircraft to higher contributing bases.
o Step change in ancillary products delivering now and into the future – first in industry to
implement dynamic pricing.
o Cost base restructured - line by line cost savings delivered with further cost savings underway.
I agree, it states the airline will only be acquiring 8 aircraft in FY22 (6 in H1 and 2 in early H2).
Dont think EUJ are allowed to fly BHX to GLA as we are no longer in the EU. Can only be EZYGeorgeNTravels wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 7:57 pm BHX Slot co-ordination report for S22 states that easyJet Europe have cancelled slots for Glasgow, Belfast and Geneva.
LTN Slot co-ordination report for S22 states an increase in easyJet services to Glasgow
Looks a bit like admin, moving the slots from EJU to EZY, still on sale for 3-daily (1,2,4,5), 2-daily (3,7), and single flight (6), so a respectable 15 flights per week (Apr/May schedule).Hialflyer wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 8:48 pmDont think EUJ are allowed to fly BHX to GLA as we are no longer in the EU. Can only be EZYGeorgeNTravels wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 7:57 pm BHX Slot co-ordination report for S22 states that easyJet Europe have cancelled slots for Glasgow, Belfast and Geneva.
LTN Slot co-ordination report for S22 states an increase in easyJet services to Glasgow
I suspected that might be the case, figured somebody on here would know more about it.PiperOne wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 9:23 pmLooks a bit like admin, moving the slots from EJU to EZY, still on sale for 3-daily (1,2,4,5), 2-daily (3,7), and single flight (6), so a respectable 15 flights per week (Apr/May schedule).Hialflyer wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 8:48 pmDont think EUJ are allowed to fly BHX to GLA as we are no longer in the EU. Can only be EZYGeorgeNTravels wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 7:57 pm BHX Slot co-ordination report for S22 states that easyJet Europe have cancelled slots for Glasgow, Belfast and Geneva.
LTN Slot co-ordination report for S22 states an increase in easyJet services to Glasgow