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CTBke wrote:then they'll use another one ... enough aircrafts to perform the first flight) although it'll be without the retrofit..
ExSabena wrote:Following Brussels Airlines ground staff this morning, it seems the aircraft foreseen to perform the first flight has a technical problem ...
CTBke wrote:I believe this is a very good start ... but I hope it keeps on growing ... or the same ..
Boeing767copilot wrote:A source at the press conference this morning in B-House explained me that ceo mr. Gustin (SN) was happy about the JFK reservations for the first 3 months, "We are on target", dixit Mr. Gustin.
- LF 59% (average june, july + aug.)
- LF +/-70% (july only)
- 50.000 tickets sold for his year.
It seems a quiet good result or am I wrong?
Atlantis wrote:An interesting question. Is there an other airport also with so many flights to New York in only a few mins?
Bralo20 wrote:Btw: Am I the only one who doesn't think that the new uniforms are "young, trendy and stylish"?
Stylish yes but young and trendy certainly not. Maybe rather plain boring old fashioned yet stylish maybe?
airazurxtror wrote:No, you are not the only one.
According to a member of my family who works in the "fashion" sector, only the foulard is good - the red uniform is out of trend, the dark stockings are ugly, the shoes also, the hat is ridiculous and the bag is terrible - the dark uniform being more acceptable. She asked : who is the culprit ?
And, when you show new uniforms to the press and televison, the least you can do is to hire professional models to wear them. Not amateurs ...

Boeing767copilot wrote:A source at the press conference this morning in B-House explained me that ceo mr. Gustin (SN) was happy about the JFK reservations for the first 3 months, "We are on target", dixit Mr. Gustin.
- LF 59% (average june, july + aug.)
- LF +/-70% (july only)
- 50.000 tickets sold for his year.
It seems a quiet good result or am I wrong?
I wouldn't call it a good result. If LF is 70% in July, it means LF is about 55% in June and August. I would rather call it dramatic, especially for June. A trans Atlantic wide body with a 55% LF is quiet worrying and can not be profitable. And if you know at what prices they have sold certain seats...
June-August are top leisure months for NY. What will they do in winter?
I remain convinced that JFK was a bad choice. You can never fill such a flight if you can't offer onward connections beyond JFK. Feeding from Europe and Africa only + local O&D pax is not enough to turn a profit.
Sometimes in life you need to differentiate and not just copy what everyone else does. Sabena was once the first European carrier at ATL and later the same at CVG. It were their only ever successful flights to North America.
Kabila wrote:If LF is 70% in July, it means LF is about 55% in June and August. I would rather call it dramatic, especially for June.
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