Vueling
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 9:04 am
Some good news, Vueling are apparently cutting EDI from their network as of the end of October.
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Yes, it's hardly good news when it doesn't impact GLA. I doubt it would even make any significant impact on GLA-BCN figures as I'm sure the majority of easyJet pax are outbound travelling either for a city break or a cruise.
I’m confused. So is it not all the one market now in central Scotland or is it? We can’t have people insisting one thing or another and changing with the wind. If it’s all the one market then surely Vueling’s pax, whoever they are, could use either airport? If not then it’s clearly not all the one market.southflyer wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2024 10:49 amYes, it's hardly good news when it doesn't impact GLA. I doubt it would even make any significant impact on GLA-BCN figures as I'm sure the majority of easyJet pax are outbound travelling either for a city break or a cruise.
It would be nice to see Vueling BCN-GLA but I think it would rely largely on inbound pax, I doubt many people in Scotland have even heard of them.
Absolute embarrassment that GLA-BCN has fewer pax than PIK-BCN.PiperOne wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2024 2:53 pm Barcelona is one of those rare routes that is flown from all 3 Central Belt airports, and was also in 2019, to compare pre- and post-pandemic. Ryanair serve from both EDI & PIK, Vueling from EDI, and from GLA it was Jet2 in 2019 but Easyjet this year. Vueling operated EDI 4pw in 2019, but this year is only 2pw, however the total has grown overall.
EDI 2019 - 17229, 2024 - 20431
GLA 2019 - 3713, 2024 - 5580
PIK 2019 - 9309, 2024 - 6455.
total 2019 - 30251, 2024 - 32466.
So, a bit of growth at EDI and a bit of switching between GLA and PIK, but it would appear that VY have been the losers, so have decided to exit the market.
Maybe because Jet2 were on the route in 2019 then as well, now its only EasyJet, but let's constantly berate AGS because "its the only thing I come on here to do" Yes AGS could do better, but its getting a bit tiring nowegpffqtv wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2024 2:57 pmAbsolute embarrassment that GLA-BCN has fewer pax than PIK-BCN.PiperOne wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2024 2:53 pm Barcelona is one of those rare routes that is flown from all 3 Central Belt airports, and was also in 2019, to compare pre- and post-pandemic. Ryanair serve from both EDI & PIK, Vueling from EDI, and from GLA it was Jet2 in 2019 but Easyjet this year. Vueling operated EDI 4pw in 2019, but this year is only 2pw, however the total has grown overall.
EDI 2019 - 17229, 2024 - 20431
GLA 2019 - 3713, 2024 - 5580
PIK 2019 - 9309, 2024 - 6455.
total 2019 - 30251, 2024 - 32466.
So, a bit of growth at EDI and a bit of switching between GLA and PIK, but it would appear that VY have been the losers, so have decided to exit the market.
Shambolic from AGS!
It’s the fact that PIK has a Ryanair base and we don’t. That has to change or. GLA is never going to take a realistic market share. And still no transport to Edinburgh. That can’t be right.egpffqtv wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2024 2:57 pmAbsolute embarrassment that GLA-BCN has fewer pax than PIK-BCN.PiperOne wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2024 2:53 pm Barcelona is one of those rare routes that is flown from all 3 Central Belt airports, and was also in 2019, to compare pre- and post-pandemic. Ryanair serve from both EDI & PIK, Vueling from EDI, and from GLA it was Jet2 in 2019 but Easyjet this year. Vueling operated EDI 4pw in 2019, but this year is only 2pw, however the total has grown overall.
EDI 2019 - 17229, 2024 - 20431
GLA 2019 - 3713, 2024 - 5580
PIK 2019 - 9309, 2024 - 6455.
total 2019 - 30251, 2024 - 32466.
So, a bit of growth at EDI and a bit of switching between GLA and PIK, but it would appear that VY have been the losers, so have decided to exit the market.
Shambolic from AGS!