Glasgow-Cork Resumes
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Glasgow-Cork Resumes
After a little speculation, Emerald Airlines will operate Glasgow-Cork 4xweekly, starting 27th October
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awwdabaaby wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2024 9:12 am After a little speculation, Emerald Airlines will operate Glasgow-Cork 4xweekly, starting 27th October
That’s good. I know the people of Cork were crying out for a GLA link.
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Just wait until they see the state of the city, they'll quickly be wanting flights to *Europe's Drugs capital to be cut againClive wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2024 10:22 amawwdabaaby wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2024 9:12 am After a little speculation, Emerald Airlines will operate Glasgow-Cork 4xweekly, starting 27th October
That’s good. I know the people of Cork were crying out for a GLA link.
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Jesus christ, people have been asking for a Cork service, an airline gives us one, especially as cork isn't a focus area for them, and some on here still bloody moan
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Apparently it’s also a sorry state when they don’t shout loud enough on social media about new routes. Maybe it’s some of the amateur observers who are at fault…southflyer wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2024 11:07 am It's a sorry state of affairs when GLA is shouting about a 'new' route to Cork on social media.
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Actually, it would be quite disappointing if Team GLA weren't promoting the new route to Cork.southflyer wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2024 11:07 am It's a sorry state of affairs when GLA is shouting about a 'new' route to Cork on social media.
For years, I’ve been critical of Team GLA's lack of marketing for new routes, which has often been non-existent. However, I’ve personally noticed a significant improvement in their approach to route marketing since Andy Cliffe took charge.
This is exactly the kind of posts we need to see from them on social media.
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The downside of this schedule update is the reduction of 6 flights per week to Belfast, so a net capacity loss. Also, to accommodate the proposed schedule, there has to be a change to DUB or BFS, as Cork operates from the Glasgow end. If it's a Dublin aircraft, then we lose most of our North American connections as well. The return of Cork may not be a positive, we shall wait and see.
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I’m not sure I understand the logic. Newark would also be a route resumption, and CDG is already being served. All new and even existing routes should get maximum noise, IMO.
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Should we e-mail Emerald Airways and tell them to no bother starting the route?