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DannyVDB wrote: ↑15 Apr 2024, 16:34 Well, Eurowings will get at least 6 B738

Entering the fleet (https://sites.google.com/view/europeana ... s/ew/ewewg)

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« operated by Smartwings »
Not by Eurowings.

TLspotting wrote: ↑12 Apr 2024, 00:24

StijnVN wrote: ↑11 Apr 2024, 18:11 TUI fly Belgium will receive a new Boeing 737 MAX, reg OO-TMS

Source: https://www.planespotters.net/airline/TUI-fly-Belgium

If I'm not wrong, it was already expected for last year.

Delayed because TUI UK got new frames before TUI BE.

It is misleading because it's too shortcutted. A title is the first impression of an article. In this case, those who do not know the story would first believe there is a negative advice about the permit in general. It's not the case. The Walloon Region is behind Liege Airport and supports it, only ...

ZavCity wrote: ↑10 Apr 2024, 20:27 We are not discussing this topic anymore but now its pure politics now.

There is nothing else than politics involved in this permit issue. So yes, it makes sense I guess.

And on top of this, the Walloon government has the intention to go to the Conseil D'etat to annul the permit for Brussels Airport. The reason they give is that they were not heard during the investigation of the permit. Pure Kafka in Belgium. At the end, everybody will lose Very sad, indeed. All th...

https://www.aviation24.be/airports/liege/closure-looms-for-liege-airport-following-negative-permit-advice/ The possible cancellation would be due to juridical reasons, not because of a negative advice. Very misleading title. When I read the article correct, the Walloon Minister of Environment has i...

https://www.aviation24.be/airports/lieg ... it-advice/

The possible cancellation would be due to juridical reasons, not because of a negative advice.
Very misleading title.

Vic Diesel wrote: ↑09 Apr 2024, 10:37
And it seems that the dumping of the Dash-8 "paid off" so much that OS is wetleasing two ATR72 from Braathens for the season...

Which means nothing.
SN using the CRJ from a wet-lease airline this summer doesn't mean they regret their small(er) jumbolino's...

What's an aviation expert anyway? Most are self proclaimed. Some get invited on TV while they have no professional background in aviation at all, and are presented as "aviation experts :roll: :roll: Intelligence is also the capability to listen to others and get smarter with their input (even m...

Is this to replace the 787 that went to Tui NL for the summer periode? The 787 you're talking about is gone for good to TUI NL. Not only for the summer season. TUI BE only has OO-JDL left in its fleet. TUI BE & NL work closely together, so they share their planes & yes in the end that 777 i...

You liek it or not - the SN cost will be always compared to those Ryanair and Wizz and Transavia. This is your market reality, reagardless of what you are dreaming of. Ok so basically… you’re saying pilots should work more and earn less than at major LCC’s because the cost structure of SN is too hi...

Boavida wrote: ↑22 Mar 2024, 17:58 I've read the strike will cut the (fragile!) profits in half... Well done pilots and all parties involved, well done!

Don’t judge unless you work there and really know what this is all about.

Not only passengers are frustrated, but travel agencies are now reluctant to book customers on Brussels Airlines, especially if they have a connection with Lufthansa (StrikeHansa) at Munich or Frankfurt. It's not only Brussels Airlines, but the whole Lufthansa Group that is affected. I bet they boo...

What I don't understand with pilots is that it's the top of the social basket; they can find a job wherever they want in any other company, why go on strike? Yeah well, there is already a significant exodus to other airlines. But for sure, it’s also very easy to quit everything you have in Belgium,...

What I don't understand with pilots is that it's the top of the social basket; they can find a job wherever they want in any other company, why go on strike? Yeah well, there is already a significant exodus to other airlines. But for sure, it’s also very easy to quit everything you have in Belgium,...

Atlantis wrote: ↑20 Mar 2024, 20:24
Exactly. Now now it goes about details.

Is trying to get your salary back to pre-covid level a detail to you?

.... and as expected the strike will go ahead. I think I'll book my summer trip to Spain with Iberia or Vueling. I want peace of mind without the constant threat of strikes with SN. (it's really disastrous for their image but they don't seem to care, so be it) What makes you think Iberia, Vueling, ...

Not 100% related to 2024, but Spohr revealed some very interesting insight into SN's future : LUFTHANSA IS PLANNING A NEW MAJOR PROJECT WITH UNITED Lufthansa is involving Brussels Airlines in a new cooperation with United Airlines: Teams in Frankfurt, Chicago and Brussels are working on joint conne...

lumumba wrote: ↑07 Mar 2024, 21:51
Ryanair is an economic and ecological aberration!

Stupid comments on forums pollute more than planes worldwide.
Just saying.

JOVAN2 wrote: ↑28 Feb 2024, 17:01 Wizzair 5 flights a week from BRU in summer season.
700 to 800 PAX a week, each direction offered.

Or will they fly via Hellhole FRA ?

So what do you suggest then?
What's your super bright idea to compete against those (ultra) low cost carriers operating from much cheaper countries than Belgium?