Neue Flugverbindungen (update)

British Airways have reported to start it's scheduled flight between London
Gatwick and Keflavik in march 2006.

There will be 5 flights a week starting from the sunday, 26th of march, then on
mondays, wednesdays, fridays, saturdays and sundays and the fares will costs from 200 £.

According to report from BA departure will be from LGW at 07:30 (GMT) and
arrival in Iceland KEF at 09:40 (GMT).

Departure from KEF 10:30 and arrival at London Gatwick at 2:35pm.


SKI FLIGHTS ROUTE
10:30 - 08 August 2005 Bmi is introducing four times a week flights from Heathrow to Lyon, a major ski destination.

The flights will operate from Friday to Monday from December 3 to April 22, 2006.

The airline's chief executive, Nigel Turner, said: "As well as adding new long-haul services from Heathrow we are at the same time extending the number of European destinations we serve."

The Lyon flights will be bmi's 23rd destination from Heathrow. It already flies to the French cities of Paris and Nice.

 
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BA's schedules for the winter season and it seems that BA is increasing flights to Africa:

1- Tunis: will get a fifth flight weekly with 2 of the flights now spending the night in Tunis and departing earlw morning the next day.
2- Alexandria : will go back to non stop 4 times weekly.
3- Sharm El Sheikh : 3 new weekly flights.
4- Hurghada : 2 new weekly flights.
5- Lagos : 3 extra flights weekly bringing to 10x LHR-LOS.
6- Nairobi : is replacing the 767s with 777s twice weekly.
7- Addis Abeba : will be served 5 times weekly.
8- Marrakesh : will get 3 weekly flights to Manchester for the first time.
9- Abuja : will get a daily flight for the first time
 
Finnair announces third Japan service



11.8.2005 at 11:26

Finnish flag carrier Finnair said in a Helsinki stock exchange statement Thursday that it would begin a thrice-weekly direct service from its Helsinki-Vantaa hub to Nagoya, its third destination in Japan and ninth in Asia, in June 2006.
 
8 Routes suspended at MAN – September 2005 - Shannon, Zurich; Winter 2005 - Cork, Nice, Pisa, Rome, Stuttgart and Venice. 2 Routes suspended at BHX – Winter 2005 - Rome, Vienna.

All RJ100s at MAN leaving. The 3 Bae 146s staying in the fleet now (IOM,INV and MAN)
 
Carpatair nimmt am 19.09. tägliche (ex. So.) Flüge von Bukarest (BBU) nach Temeswar/Timisoara (TSR) mit S20 auf, als Zubringer zum Hub, allerdings wird die Strecke auch intern angeboten. Dadurch wagt man sich zum ersten Mal in direkte Konkurrenz zu Tarom, deren Strecke OTP-TSR die interne Parade-Strecke ist. Außerdem hat Carpatair slots für TSR-FRA ab Herbst beantragt, ob sie allerdings was bekommen wird sich noch zeigen. Aber vielleicht kriegen sie ja was von den LX/LH-slots ab, wenn Moritz Suter seine Beziehungen spielen lässt;)
 
New service to commence on 2 December 2005

Johannesburg, South Africa: Gulf Air is returning to South Africa. After an absence of more than eight years, the airline will be recommencing non-stop flights between the Kingdom of Bahrain and Johannesburg from 2 December 2005.

The service will begin with three flights per week on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday from Bahrain to Johannesburg and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from Johannesburg to Bahrain with timings specifically designed to connect with Gulf Air’s other new destination – Dublin.

Flights from Johannesburg will also provide excellent connectivity onwards to Hong Kong, Manila, Bangkok and Istanbul and a number of other destinations in Gulf Air’s extensive network.

Operated by Airbus A330 aircraft, passengers will be able to experience the airline’s state-of-the-art sky beds in First and business class along with other innovations including Gulf Air’s unique Sky Chefs and Sky Nannies.

Johannesburg becomes Gulf Air’s 46th destination in 32 countries and the schedule for flights to the African continent is as follows:

GF 0024 Dub 0855 Bah 1855 (wed/fri/sun)
GF 0715 Bah 2045 Jnb 0445 (Mon/Wed/Fri)

GF0716 Jnb 1210 Bah 21.35 (Tue/Thr/Sat)
GF0023 Bah 0150 Dub 0645 (Wed/Fri/Sun)
 
American Airlines adds international flights

[font=Times New Roman,Times,Serif]American Airlines on Monday said it is adding international flights to from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport to Montego Bay, Jamaica and Guanacaste, Liberia, effective Feb. 3.

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American and affiliate American Eagle, both units of Fort Worth-based AMR Corp. (NYSE: AMR), said the Montego Bay flight will operate Friday through Monday, subject to government approval. The new service will join American's four existing flights to Montego Bay from Miami and New York.

The flight to Guanacaste will operate Wednesday and Saturday and return departures will operate Thursday and Sunday, American said. Additional connections to Guanacaste also are available through American's Miami hub.


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SAS Scandinavian Airlines (SK/Copenhagen Kastrup) has given up its Stockholm Arlanda-Stuttgart route.

Lithuanian Airlines (TE/Vilnius) will give up its routes from Vilnius to Barcelona, Berlin Tegel and Copenhagen by the end of October.

Smartwings (QS/Prague) has given up its Prague-Larnaca route.
 
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Volareweb.com (VA/Milan Linate) will launch twice daily A320-200 service between Milan Linate and Paris Orly on September 12.

City Star Airlines (X9/Aberdeen) will add a third Do328-110 to launch a new twice daily route from Aberdeen via Stavanger to Kristiansund on October 10.

Lufthansa (LH/Frankfurt) will give up its Hanover-Zurich route by the end of October when it will start codesharing with Swiss (LX/Zurich) between the two cities.

Jet2 (LS/Leeds/Bradford) will launch a three times weekly B737-300 service between Newcastle and Cork on October 20. It is reportedly considering adding a new route from Leeds/Bradford to Berlin Schoenefeld.

Austrian Airlines (OS/Vienna) will operate a weekly seasonal B737-600 service between Innsbruck and Moscow Sheremetyevo between December 16 and March 24, 2006. It is reportedly planning to add a new route from Vienna to Birmingham.
 
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Adria Airways
[size=-1]Adria Airways inaugurated nonstop service from Ljubljana to Warsaw today. The airline operates 4 flights a week on Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun.[/size]

Air France
[size=-1]Air France[/size][size=-1] will inaugurate nonstop service from Lyon to Montpelier on October 30th. Brit Air will operate 3 flights a day on weekdays, 1 on weekends, with an ATR-42.

[/size]Air India Express
[size=-1]Air India Express will inaugurate service from Delhi to Bahrain in April. Flights will be operated with a Boeing 737-800.

[/size]American Airlines
[size=-1]American Airlines filed an application with the US DOT to start service from New York's JFK International to San Jose del Cabo (Mexico). If approved the airline will start 2 flights a week on February 4th using a Boeing 757-200 and will reduce it to once a week service in off peak season.

[/size]Austrian Airlines
[size=-1]Austrian Airlines[/size][size=-1] increased the frequency of flights from Vienna to Basel/Mulhouse from 2 to 3 flights a day with the addition of a new morning flight on Monday. The airline now operates 3 flights on weekdays and 2 on weekends with a Canadair RJ.

[/size]Bmi
[size=-1]Bmi will inaugurate nonstop service from London's Luton Airport to Brussels on March 26th. The airline will operate 3 flights a day with an Embraer 145.

[/size]Bmi
[size=-1]Bmi inaugurated nonstop service from London's Heathrow Airport to Riyadh. The airline operates 3 flights a week with an Airbus A330 departing London on Tue/Thu/Sun and departing Riyadh on Mon/Wed/Fri.

[/size]China Eastern
[size=-1]China Eastern suspended service to Mumbai last week Thursday because of a poor load factor. The airline began Shanghai-Mumbai service on April 18th ; it will continue Shanghai-Delhi service.

[/size]Hong Kong Express
[size=-1]Hong Kong Express launched its first scheduled flight yesterday. The airline started service from Hong Kong's Chek Lap Kok Airport to Guangzhou's New Baiyun International Airport. HKG Express will operate 4 flights a week on this route using an Embraer 170. Services to Hangzhou are scheduled to start in early October and will be followed by flights to Nanjing, Chongqing and Ningbo throughout the latter months of 2005 into early 2006.

[/size]Mahan Air
[size=-1]Mahan Air confirmed the start up of service from Tehran to Manchester on December 10th. The airline will operate 2 flights a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with an Airbus A310.

[/size]Myanmar Airways
[size=-1]Myanmar Airways International [/size][size=-1]will suspend its service from Rangoon to New Delhi next Wednesday because of falling passenger loads. The airline operates 3 flights a week on the route.

[/size]Northwest
[size=-1]Northwest Airlines will discontinue nonstop service from New York's JFK Airport and Tokyo Narita's Airport on October 2nd. The airline says it will redirect the Boeing 747-400 used on this route to its Los Angeles-Tokyo route.

[/size]Pacific Blue
[size=-1]Pacific Blue will inaugurate service from Auckland to Rarotonga on November 1st. The airline will operate 2 flights a week, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with a Boeing 737.

[/size]Styrian Spirit
[size=-1]Styrian Spirit[/size][size=-1] inaugurated nonstop service from Graz to Berlin's Tegel Airport on Monday. The airline is now operating a daily mid-day service with its Canadair RJ except on Saturdays.

[/size]SN Brussels
[size=-1]SN Brussels Airlines[/size][size=-1] inaugurated nonstop service from Brussels to Sofia last week. The airline operates 3 flights a week, on Tue/Thu/Sat, with an Avro RJ.

[/size]Transmile
[size=-1]Transmile Air Services from Malaysia is inaugurating cargo service from Kuala Lumpur to Los Angeles on Monday. The airline will operate 5 flights a week using a Douglas MD11 Freighter aircraft.

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British Airways erweitert Streckennetz
British Airways nimmt im kommenden Jahr vier neue Ziele in den Flugplan auf. Unter anderem wird die britische Fluggesellschaft erstmals Island anfliegen. Fünf Flüge pro Woche soll es von März 2006 an nach Reykjavik geben, wie das Unternehmen mitteilt. Neu ins Programm kommen außerdem Tirana in Albanien, die türkische Hafenstadt Izmir sowie die bulgarische Stadt Varna am Schwarzen Meer. Alle genannten Ziele werden von London Gatwick aus bedient.
 
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Mit Beginn des Winterflugplans wird Lufthansa sechsmal woechentlich
von Frankfurt nach Dnipropetrowsk und zurueck. Gleichzeitig wird die
Zahl der Fluege nach Sofia von derzeit sieben auf 14 pro Woche
erhoeht. Bangalore und Kapstadt sollen taeglich angeflogen werden.
 
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COA expandiert weiter in Richtung Europa. Neues Ziel ab Mai 06 wird Barcelona.

CO120 Newark-Barcelona 2020-1020+1 75B
CO121 Barcelona-Newark 1200-1445 75B ;)
Weitere drei Ziele sollen in den nächsten Wochen folgen.





 
Wie sind denn die Chancen, dass CO auch nach MUC kommt? Ist der Zug abgefahren oder können wir uns vielleicht doch über eine neue Airline im T1 freuen?
 
Mit Barcelona wird erstmals wieder ein größerer Airport angesteuert. Ansonsten hat COA zuletzt immer etwas kleinere Airports neu aufgenommen. Chancen sehe trotzdem relativ wenig, nachdem die LH ja erwägt größeres Gerät nach Newark nächsten Sommer einzusetzen, leider für COA-Ambitionen.
 
Momentan ist nichts fest geplant. Das sagt nichts aus über Gedanken, Planspiele und Langzeitprojekte! Der Winter ist in dieser Hinsicht sicher gelaufen, für den Sommer gibt es noch Optionen. Da weiß aber derzeit garantiert niemand etwas Genaues außer der obersten CO-Etage.
 
Starting from 2nd Dec QR will begin 3 weekly flights to MAD with AB6 as an extension of the actual flights they have to FCO (routing is DOH-FCO-MAD-FCO-DOH)

QR 85 DOH MAD 12.35 p.m. 08.00 p.m. (Fri.)
QR 81 DOH MAD 00.50 a.m. 08.15 a.m. (Sun.)
QR 85 DOH MAD 12.35 p.m. 08.00 p.m. (Mon.)


QR 86 MAD DOH 08.55 p.m. 07.10 a.m. (Fri.)
QR 82 MAD DOH 09.25 a.m. 07.40 p.m. (Sun.)
QR 86 MAD DOH 09.05 p.m. 07.20 a.m. (Mon.)


Anyway QR will also continue to fly only to FCO on Wed. as DOH-FCO-DOH service.
 
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