Effect of covid on aviation
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Glasgow airport was one such example, with Ms Dee explaining the airport “has lost all of its transatlantic routes, most of its international routes, and it's lost more than 50% of its domestic routes as a result of the pandemic.”
I think she has confused routes with frequencies in parts of this statement - GLA has not lost 50% of its domestic routes!!
GLA management better start counter-balancing that statement with whatever crumbs they can, especially 'most of its international routes' . . .
https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Ind ... 00b8a8baac at 1513
Glasgow airport was one such example, with Ms Dee explaining the airport “has lost all of its transatlantic routes, most of its international routes, and it's lost more than 50% of its domestic routes as a result of the pandemic.”
I think she has confused routes with frequencies in parts of this statement - GLA has not lost 50% of its domestic routes!!
GLA management better start counter-balancing that statement with whatever crumbs they can, especially 'most of its international routes' . . .
https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Ind ... 00b8a8baac at 1513
Re: Effect of covid on aviation
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Re: Effect of covid on aviation
She’s not confused. She’s just lying to try to make the Scottish Government look bad. And don’t The Herald just love it?Bearsden wrote: ↑Mon Nov 22, 2021 6:41 pm https://www.heraldscotland.com/politics ... ears-work/
Glasgow airport was one such example, with Ms Dee explaining the airport “has lost all of its transatlantic routes, most of its international routes, and it's lost more than 50% of its domestic routes as a result of the pandemic.”
I think she has confused routes with frequencies in parts of this statement - GLA has not lost 50% of its domestic routes!!
GLA management better start counter-balancing that statement with whatever crumbs they can, especially 'most of its international routes' . . .
https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Ind ... 00b8a8baac at 1513
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Re: Effect of covid on aviation
Quite an accusation . . . . Lying to the Scottish Affairs CommitteeClive wrote: ↑Mon Nov 22, 2021 9:42 pmShe’s not confused. She’s just lying to try to make the Scottish Government look bad. And don’t The Herald just love it?Bearsden wrote: ↑Mon Nov 22, 2021 6:41 pm https://www.heraldscotland.com/politics ... ears-work/
Glasgow airport was one such example, with Ms Dee explaining the airport “has lost all of its transatlantic routes, most of its international routes, and it's lost more than 50% of its domestic routes as a result of the pandemic.”
I think she has confused routes with frequencies in parts of this statement - GLA has not lost 50% of its domestic routes!!
GLA management better start counter-balancing that statement with whatever crumbs they can, especially 'most of its international routes' . . .
https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Ind ... 00b8a8baac at 1513
The news is not the news. People shouldn’t consume it.
Re: Effect of covid on aviation
100%. It can’t in all honesty be incompetence.Bearsden wrote: ↑Mon Nov 22, 2021 10:22 pmQuite an accusation . . . . Lying to the Scottish Affairs CommitteeClive wrote: ↑Mon Nov 22, 2021 9:42 pmShe’s not confused. She’s just lying to try to make the Scottish Government look bad. And don’t The Herald just love it?Bearsden wrote: ↑Mon Nov 22, 2021 6:41 pm https://www.heraldscotland.com/politics ... ears-work/
Glasgow airport was one such example, with Ms Dee explaining the airport “has lost all of its transatlantic routes, most of its international routes, and it's lost more than 50% of its domestic routes as a result of the pandemic.”
I think she has confused routes with frequencies in parts of this statement - GLA has not lost 50% of its domestic routes!!
GLA management better start counter-balancing that statement with whatever crumbs they can, especially 'most of its international routes' . . .
https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Ind ... 00b8a8baac at 1513
The news is not the news. People shouldn’t consume it.
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Re: Effect of covid on aviation
Well I would have thought she might have checked her facts with GLA management before speaking in a publicly broadcast meeting - we of course hope GLA management didn't give her the wording she used!
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https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/197 ... ry-future/
Again note the different tone in the words . . .
Again note the different tone in the words . . .
Re: Effect of covid on aviation
I've had a look at the various comments on this article and the Summer 2022 US flights from EDI article (see other thread) as well as Ryanair's Summer 2022 schedule from PIK and sat back with an accountant's hat on . . . quite simply how deep are AGS's pockets in £s?Bearsden wrote: ↑Thu Dec 02, 2021 12:17 pm https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/197 ... ry-future/
Again note the different tone in the words . . .
The September passenger numbers haven't been published but 1.9m passengers for 2021 is quoted (the moving annual to August was 1.3m so 0.6m over 4 months including the impact of COP26)
I'll let you do the maths for a certain other airport which has published its September passenger totals