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Neues Service-Feature für Ryanair-Kunden. Wer seinen eigenen Fallschirm mitbringt, kann künftig dort landen wo er möchte. "Vor allem für die außerhalb gelegenen Flughäfen erwarten wir stark erhöhte Buchungen", so Ryanair-Chef O'Leary. "Damit sind wir die erste Gesellschaft, die ihren Kunden den eizigartigen neuen Service 'land on demand' anbieten kann".
Neues Service-Feature für Ryanair-Kunden. Wer seinen eigenen Fallschirm mitbringt, kann künftig dort landen wo er möchte. "Vor allem für die außerhalb gelegenen Flughäfen erwarten wir stark erhöhte Buchungen", so Ryanair-Chef O'Leary. "Damit sind wir die erste Gesellschaft, die ihren Kunden den eizigartigen neuen Service 'land on demand' anbieten kann".
Air India gründet neue LCC-Airline
Air India to launch budget airline late 2004
BOMBAY, India - India's flag-carrier Air India will launch a no-frills, low-budget airline service called Air India Express later this year, a government minister said on Monday.
Federal Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel told reporters in Bombay that the service would cost an average 25 per cent less than the normal Air India fare.
'The Air India board decided on Saturday to start a low-cost airline service to meet the growing needs of the budget-conscious traveller,' said Mr Patel.
The service would be launched on routes that Air India does not currently operate. It would include the Gulf and Southeast Asia, said Mr Patel, who did not specify the locations.
'We'll only provide a snack, tea or coffee on these routes, there won't be anything more than that,' he said.
Six aircraft would initially be part of the service, which would later be expanded to 14 aircraft.
Air India to launch budget airline late 2004
BOMBAY, India - India's flag-carrier Air India will launch a no-frills, low-budget airline service called Air India Express later this year, a government minister said on Monday.
Federal Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel told reporters in Bombay that the service would cost an average 25 per cent less than the normal Air India fare.
'The Air India board decided on Saturday to start a low-cost airline service to meet the growing needs of the budget-conscious traveller,' said Mr Patel.
The service would be launched on routes that Air India does not currently operate. It would include the Gulf and Southeast Asia, said Mr Patel, who did not specify the locations.
'We'll only provide a snack, tea or coffee on these routes, there won't be anything more than that,' he said.
Six aircraft would initially be part of the service, which would later be expanded to 14 aircraft.
Tickets ab 19 Euro bei Germanwings
Jetzt Städtetrip oder Sommerurlaub buchen mit Günstig-Preisen
Donnerstag 20 Uhr bis Montag 23:59 Uhr:
Crazy Pfingsten mit 100.000 Tickets ab 19 €* inklusive aller Steuern und Gebühren für alle Strecken ab Köln und Stuttgart
Reisezeitraum: 5. Juni bis 30. Oktober 2004
Germanwings fliegt in die schwarzen Zahlen. Keine andere Airline vergleichbarer Größe hat sich durch den Zuspruch ihrer Fluggäste so schnell und erfolgreich am Markt positionieren können. Mit der viertägigen Preisaktion mit 100.000 Holiday-Tickets ab 19 €* will Germanwings sich bei Ihnen für die bislang 4,4 Millionen Buchungen bedanken.
Besonders viele Günstig-Tickets finden Sie auf den neuen Strecken nach Zagreb, Krakau, Split, München. Daneben haben wir für die beliebten Sommerziele Barcelona, Lissabon, Thessaloniki, Athen, Istanbul, Izmir, Faro, Malaga, Rom, Ibiza und Palma de Mallorca nicht nur zahlreiche Extratickets im Angebot, sondern bieten Ihnen auch wieder günstige Hotels im Reisezeitraum an.
Jetzt Städtetrip oder Sommerurlaub buchen mit Günstig-Preisen
Donnerstag 20 Uhr bis Montag 23:59 Uhr:
Crazy Pfingsten mit 100.000 Tickets ab 19 €* inklusive aller Steuern und Gebühren für alle Strecken ab Köln und Stuttgart
Reisezeitraum: 5. Juni bis 30. Oktober 2004
Germanwings fliegt in die schwarzen Zahlen. Keine andere Airline vergleichbarer Größe hat sich durch den Zuspruch ihrer Fluggäste so schnell und erfolgreich am Markt positionieren können. Mit der viertägigen Preisaktion mit 100.000 Holiday-Tickets ab 19 €* will Germanwings sich bei Ihnen für die bislang 4,4 Millionen Buchungen bedanken.
Besonders viele Günstig-Tickets finden Sie auf den neuen Strecken nach Zagreb, Krakau, Split, München. Daneben haben wir für die beliebten Sommerziele Barcelona, Lissabon, Thessaloniki, Athen, Istanbul, Izmir, Faro, Malaga, Rom, Ibiza und Palma de Mallorca nicht nur zahlreiche Extratickets im Angebot, sondern bieten Ihnen auch wieder günstige Hotels im Reisezeitraum an.
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Du meinst so wie Lufthansas innerdeutscher "Service"?
Du meinst so wie Lufthansas innerdeutscher "Service"?
PLANETOPIA - Das Wissensmagazin / Moderation: Elke Rosenfeldt / Sonntag, 6. Juni 2004, 22.50 Uhr
Billig-Airlines im Test
Fliegen zum Taschengeldpreis, einfache Flüge schon für 9,99 Euro:
Neue Billig-Airlines locken ihre Kunden mit sagenhaften
Niedrigpreisen. Sie versprechen reibungslosen Service und
blitzsaubere Maschinen - Reisen mit wenig Aufwand für extrem kleines
Geld. Doch wie günstig kann man mit den Billigfliegern wirklich
abheben? Wo lauern versteckte Kosten? PLANETOPIA macht den Test und reist mit vier Billigflug-Anbietern quer durch Europa.
Billig-Airlines im Test
Fliegen zum Taschengeldpreis, einfache Flüge schon für 9,99 Euro:
Neue Billig-Airlines locken ihre Kunden mit sagenhaften
Niedrigpreisen. Sie versprechen reibungslosen Service und
blitzsaubere Maschinen - Reisen mit wenig Aufwand für extrem kleines
Geld. Doch wie günstig kann man mit den Billigfliegern wirklich
abheben? Wo lauern versteckte Kosten? PLANETOPIA macht den Test und reist mit vier Billigflug-Anbietern quer durch Europa.
Da LCC-Flüge nicht in einem Netzwerk verbunden sind, ist die Routenplanung ganz schön aufwendig.
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Hunold: König der Billigflieger
König der Billigflieger
Montecristo in der Linken, Averna-Glas in der Rechten, so blickt der Boss auf seine Welt. Alles roger? Die Strategien stimmig, die Allianzen wachstumsträchtig, die Kunden - Paxe genannt - laut Umfragen hoch zufrieden. Aus den Fachblättern rieselt es Auszeichnungen und gute Noten. Ja, der Laden scheint gut aufgestellt für die Luft-Schlachten, die unvermeidlich kommen werden. Sogar die Mitarbeiter machen Freude. Obwohl er ihnen den Jahresbonus um die Hälfte kürzen musste, stehen sie wie ein Mann na ja, die meisten jedenfalls.
Sagt der Boss zu seinem neuen Freund: Also, mit einer frisch eingestellten Flugbegleiterin geht das bei uns so. Der Pilot reicht ihr zum Beispiel nach der Landung ein Krankenhausfläschchen mit Apfelsaft, bittet: Können Sie das ausgießen, ich hab's nicht mehr bis zur Toilette geschafft. Oder: Springen Sie mal in der Flugzeugmitte volle Power auf den Kabinenboden, wir kriegen sonst das Fahrwerk nicht raus.
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König der Billigflieger
Montecristo in der Linken, Averna-Glas in der Rechten, so blickt der Boss auf seine Welt. Alles roger? Die Strategien stimmig, die Allianzen wachstumsträchtig, die Kunden - Paxe genannt - laut Umfragen hoch zufrieden. Aus den Fachblättern rieselt es Auszeichnungen und gute Noten. Ja, der Laden scheint gut aufgestellt für die Luft-Schlachten, die unvermeidlich kommen werden. Sogar die Mitarbeiter machen Freude. Obwohl er ihnen den Jahresbonus um die Hälfte kürzen musste, stehen sie wie ein Mann na ja, die meisten jedenfalls.
Sagt der Boss zu seinem neuen Freund: Also, mit einer frisch eingestellten Flugbegleiterin geht das bei uns so. Der Pilot reicht ihr zum Beispiel nach der Landung ein Krankenhausfläschchen mit Apfelsaft, bittet: Können Sie das ausgießen, ich hab's nicht mehr bis zur Toilette geschafft. Oder: Springen Sie mal in der Flugzeugmitte volle Power auf den Kabinenboden, wir kriegen sonst das Fahrwerk nicht raus.
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Ryanair to boost capacity with new hubs
Jane Suiter
RYANAIR, Europes biggest low-fares airline, is to add two new European hubs, boosting capacity by 16%, by the end of the year as part of its strategy to drive out the competition.
Ryanair is looking at six airports as part of its expansion plans. These include: Liverpool and East Midlands in Britain, both of which are used by EasyJet; Bordeaux and Carcassonne in France; Hamburg in Germany which is serviced by Hapag-Lloyd, a low-fares German competitor; Prague in the Czech Republic; and a new airport at Madrid in Spain.
Jane Suiter
RYANAIR, Europes biggest low-fares airline, is to add two new European hubs, boosting capacity by 16%, by the end of the year as part of its strategy to drive out the competition.
Ryanair is looking at six airports as part of its expansion plans. These include: Liverpool and East Midlands in Britain, both of which are used by EasyJet; Bordeaux and Carcassonne in France; Hamburg in Germany which is serviced by Hapag-Lloyd, a low-fares German competitor; Prague in the Czech Republic; and a new airport at Madrid in Spain.
easyJet announces big Gatwick expansion
New routes to Budapest, Murcia, Cologne, Rome, and Venice - and more routes from Gatwick than any other London airport!
easyJet has today outlined the next stage in its ongoing expansion plans at London's Gatwick Airport, resulting in at least an additional eight services each day.
Over the course of the next few months, easyJet will add frequencies to a number of existing routes and start new services to wholly-new destinations.
In September, easyJet will:
Start services to Budapest and Cologne
Increase frequency to Madrid to two flights per day
In November, easyJet will:
Start services to Rome and Venice
Increase frequency to Cologne to two flights per day
In February, easyJet will:
Start services to Murcia
Increase frequency to Geneva to five flights per day
Seats will go on sale here at easyJet.com in the coming days - stand-by for something special when they do! Make sure you've registered to receive our email alerts to be among the first to find out the details.
easyJet is also in the planning stage to put more services into Gatwick, the results of which will be announced very shortly.
Ray Webster, easyJet Chief Executive, said:
"I am very excited to be announcing new routes and increased frequencies from Gatwick as it marks the next step in our continued, planned expansion from the airport. Taking into account the services we announced today, easyJet will have grown some 40% year on year at London Gatwick.
"Once the new services commence to Budapest, Murcia, Cologne, Rome and Venice, we will fly to more destinations from Gatwick than from any other base on the easyJet network - including Stansted and Luton.
"The fact that we can start five new routes and add only a single new point to the network underlines why we put so much emphasis on network density and the joining-the-dots element of our growth strategy."
New routes to Budapest, Murcia, Cologne, Rome, and Venice - and more routes from Gatwick than any other London airport!
easyJet has today outlined the next stage in its ongoing expansion plans at London's Gatwick Airport, resulting in at least an additional eight services each day.
Over the course of the next few months, easyJet will add frequencies to a number of existing routes and start new services to wholly-new destinations.
In September, easyJet will:
Start services to Budapest and Cologne
Increase frequency to Madrid to two flights per day
In November, easyJet will:
Start services to Rome and Venice
Increase frequency to Cologne to two flights per day
In February, easyJet will:
Start services to Murcia
Increase frequency to Geneva to five flights per day
Seats will go on sale here at easyJet.com in the coming days - stand-by for something special when they do! Make sure you've registered to receive our email alerts to be among the first to find out the details.
easyJet is also in the planning stage to put more services into Gatwick, the results of which will be announced very shortly.
Ray Webster, easyJet Chief Executive, said:
"I am very excited to be announcing new routes and increased frequencies from Gatwick as it marks the next step in our continued, planned expansion from the airport. Taking into account the services we announced today, easyJet will have grown some 40% year on year at London Gatwick.
"Once the new services commence to Budapest, Murcia, Cologne, Rome and Venice, we will fly to more destinations from Gatwick than from any other base on the easyJet network - including Stansted and Luton.
"The fact that we can start five new routes and add only a single new point to the network underlines why we put so much emphasis on network density and the joining-the-dots element of our growth strategy."
JEDDAH, 22 June 2004
The UAE national budget airline Air Arabia has made its inaugural flight to Saudi Arabia. They landed in Jeddah on Sunday and in Dammam yesterday. The third, to Riyadh, follows today.
Air Arabias Chairman Sheikh Abdullah ibn Mohammed Al-Thani and Chief Executive Officer Adel Ali told reporters on arrival in Jeddah that flying to the Kingdom was a major achievement for the region first low-cost carrier. The airline is delighted to start operations to the Kingdom. We would like to thank the Kingdom and its aviation authorities for their role in facilitating our operations and their cooperation in making this possible, Al-Thani said. He added Air Arabia is committed to enabling passengers who have not been able to afford air travel in the past to start traveling throughout the region and help others do it more frequently.
Flights from Sharjah to Jeddah operate two days a week Wednesday and Sunday. A one-way ticket from Sharjah to Jeddah starts from 600 dirhams, excluding government taxes, with similar fares available for the return trip.
Following the example of other budget airlines, fares are lowest the further in advance the flight is booked, rising as the plane fills up.
The Sharjah-owned carrier is currently flying from Sharjah to Bahrain, Beirut, Damascus, Kuwait, Muscat, Alexandria, Assiut, Aleppo, Doha, Khartoum and Colombo. Were working on plans to extend our services to the subcontinent by year-end, Adel Ali said.
The UAE national budget airline Air Arabia has made its inaugural flight to Saudi Arabia. They landed in Jeddah on Sunday and in Dammam yesterday. The third, to Riyadh, follows today.
Air Arabias Chairman Sheikh Abdullah ibn Mohammed Al-Thani and Chief Executive Officer Adel Ali told reporters on arrival in Jeddah that flying to the Kingdom was a major achievement for the region first low-cost carrier. The airline is delighted to start operations to the Kingdom. We would like to thank the Kingdom and its aviation authorities for their role in facilitating our operations and their cooperation in making this possible, Al-Thani said. He added Air Arabia is committed to enabling passengers who have not been able to afford air travel in the past to start traveling throughout the region and help others do it more frequently.
Flights from Sharjah to Jeddah operate two days a week Wednesday and Sunday. A one-way ticket from Sharjah to Jeddah starts from 600 dirhams, excluding government taxes, with similar fares available for the return trip.
Following the example of other budget airlines, fares are lowest the further in advance the flight is booked, rising as the plane fills up.
The Sharjah-owned carrier is currently flying from Sharjah to Bahrain, Beirut, Damascus, Kuwait, Muscat, Alexandria, Assiut, Aleppo, Doha, Khartoum and Colombo. Were working on plans to extend our services to the subcontinent by year-end, Adel Ali said.
Mallya to start budget airline
A new low-cost carrier is being readied by liquor baron Vijay Mallya. Christened Kingfisher Air by the UB Group chairman, who will be filing for scheduled carrier status next week with the director general of civil aviation, the no frills airline will fly on all national routes.
Mallya told the Hindustan Times, Aviation is in our blood, UB Air has been around for ever so long. Remember that I fly my own Boeing 727. I am looking at the entire gamut of operations associated with aviation from ground handling to soaring into the skies in our own aircraft.
Mallya also confirmed that he had a preliminary meeting with civil aviation minister Praful Patel who was most supportive and wanted the civil aviation to grow with the entry of quality players.
Mallya, who owns a Boeing 727, a Gulfstream III and a Hawker Siddley 125, is studying various
options as far as the fleet is concerned.
He said, I am clear that we will require eight Airbus 320 in the first round when we launch by the year end. Whether we will go in for outright purchase or lease them is part of the ongoing dialogue with Airbus. There are several options before us hich we are exploring.
Mallya reckons that over the years, his group has pumped in hundreds of crores in building brand equity around the Kingfisher brand. Now, as he says, is the time to reap what he has sown. Kingfisher, according to him, is a lifestyle statement and it is time to take the big leap with it. As he said, I have examined all the issues before leaping into the deep end. We are looking at an initial investment of Rs 150 crore which will be scaled up as we go along.
Buoyed by the success of the no- frills Air Deccan, Mallya wants to make his operation as attractive as possible. Eight Airbus 320 in the first round is an extremely large fleet size. Each Airbus 320 is normally configured to seat 150 passengers . Indian Airlines fleet has 41 Airbus 320s.
A new low-cost carrier is being readied by liquor baron Vijay Mallya. Christened Kingfisher Air by the UB Group chairman, who will be filing for scheduled carrier status next week with the director general of civil aviation, the no frills airline will fly on all national routes.
Mallya told the Hindustan Times, Aviation is in our blood, UB Air has been around for ever so long. Remember that I fly my own Boeing 727. I am looking at the entire gamut of operations associated with aviation from ground handling to soaring into the skies in our own aircraft.
Mallya also confirmed that he had a preliminary meeting with civil aviation minister Praful Patel who was most supportive and wanted the civil aviation to grow with the entry of quality players.
Mallya, who owns a Boeing 727, a Gulfstream III and a Hawker Siddley 125, is studying various
options as far as the fleet is concerned.
He said, I am clear that we will require eight Airbus 320 in the first round when we launch by the year end. Whether we will go in for outright purchase or lease them is part of the ongoing dialogue with Airbus. There are several options before us hich we are exploring.
Mallya reckons that over the years, his group has pumped in hundreds of crores in building brand equity around the Kingfisher brand. Now, as he says, is the time to reap what he has sown. Kingfisher, according to him, is a lifestyle statement and it is time to take the big leap with it. As he said, I have examined all the issues before leaping into the deep end. We are looking at an initial investment of Rs 150 crore which will be scaled up as we go along.
Buoyed by the success of the no- frills Air Deccan, Mallya wants to make his operation as attractive as possible. Eight Airbus 320 in the first round is an extremely large fleet size. Each Airbus 320 is normally configured to seat 150 passengers . Indian Airlines fleet has 41 Airbus 320s.
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New Indian low cost airline
28Jun The UB Group, known for its beer, will create a new low cost airline in India. Kingfisher plans to inaugurate operations by the end of the year with a fleet of 8 Airbus A320s.
Hong Kong Express
28Jun A Hong Kong-based helicopter operator has confirmed plans to launch a new passenger airline to target mid-sized mainland cities. The new airline, which will be Hong Kong's 4th passenger carrier plans to offer regular services to mid-sized mainland cities, using small jets seating 50 passengers with Hong Kong Express being the tentative Name which could still change.
28Jun The UB Group, known for its beer, will create a new low cost airline in India. Kingfisher plans to inaugurate operations by the end of the year with a fleet of 8 Airbus A320s.
Hong Kong Express
28Jun A Hong Kong-based helicopter operator has confirmed plans to launch a new passenger airline to target mid-sized mainland cities. The new airline, which will be Hong Kong's 4th passenger carrier plans to offer regular services to mid-sized mainland cities, using small jets seating 50 passengers with Hong Kong Express being the tentative Name which could still change.
New cheap flights from Manchester Jun 29 2004
Daily Post
A HAT-TRICK of new airlines offering deals and low-cost fares to five destinations are to arrive at Manchester Airport.
Air Baltic, Latvia's national airline, has announced it will operate three flights a week to Manchester from Riga. Flights will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and will be Air Baltic's second direct service to the UK.
In addition, two more "no frills" airlines are to begin flights into Manchester later this year, serving four destinations across the UK and Europe.
From October 31, Fly BE, the Exeter based airline, will launch a service to Southampton. It will operate three flights daily Mon - Fri and a single service Saturday and Sunday. Fares start from £19 one-way and are all-inclusive.
On November 1, German airline Air Berlin launches daily flights to Berlin-Tegel and Dusseldorf, as well as a four times a week service to Paderborn. All flights will offer a complimentary on-board service, with fares starting from only £19 (one way), inclusive of all fees and taxes.
John Spooner, managing director of Manchester Airport, said: "These new routes both confirm Manchester's position as a gateway to the North West and the airport of choice for the cost-conscious traveller."
Daily Post
A HAT-TRICK of new airlines offering deals and low-cost fares to five destinations are to arrive at Manchester Airport.
Air Baltic, Latvia's national airline, has announced it will operate three flights a week to Manchester from Riga. Flights will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and will be Air Baltic's second direct service to the UK.
In addition, two more "no frills" airlines are to begin flights into Manchester later this year, serving four destinations across the UK and Europe.
From October 31, Fly BE, the Exeter based airline, will launch a service to Southampton. It will operate three flights daily Mon - Fri and a single service Saturday and Sunday. Fares start from £19 one-way and are all-inclusive.
On November 1, German airline Air Berlin launches daily flights to Berlin-Tegel and Dusseldorf, as well as a four times a week service to Paderborn. All flights will offer a complimentary on-board service, with fares starting from only £19 (one way), inclusive of all fees and taxes.
John Spooner, managing director of Manchester Airport, said: "These new routes both confirm Manchester's position as a gateway to the North West and the airport of choice for the cost-conscious traveller."