Jetairfly in 2014

[Sai]

Is it correct to assume that this cooperation will mean less direct flights on Jetairfly long-haul flights (for BRU pax)?

[RoMax]

I heard Jetair will not sell tickets to/from Orlando (just sharing capacity with TUI Netherlands) while the MIA-BRU sectors seem to remain non-stop:
AMS-BRU-MIA-BRU-AMS
AMS-SFB-MIA-BRU-MIA-SFB-AMS

But just to make it clear, these flights are operated by JAF (OO-JAP) or by Arke? The fact that the routings start/end in AMS seem to confuse a bit here.

[Sai]

Jetairfly does sell tickets to Orlando (bookable via their website)...But no timetable available yet...so impossible to know if it's direct or via AMS...or vice versa...
Confusing indeed.

[Boeing767copilot]

I found some more info on:

http://www.travel-magazine.be/nl-be/Pag ... temID/6006

[Passenger]

I found some more info on:

http://www.travel-magazine.be/nl-be/Pag ... temID/6006

above article in French:
http://www.travel-magazine.be/fr-be/Pag ... temID/6010

same story in Dutch on travel360.be:
http://www.travel360.be/nieuws/actueel- ... boeing-767

[CTBke]

routes are operated by Arkefly, JAF will use their own planes 787/767 for their other long haul destinations.

[Sai]

routes are operated by Arkefly, JAF will use their own planes 787/767 for their other long haul destinations.

The article in the post of 'Passenger' states that the routes are operated by JAF...

[RoMax]

routes are operated by Arkefly, JAF will use their own planes 787/767 for their other long haul destinations.

The article in the post of 'Passenger' states that the routes are operated by JAF...

JAF is indeed going to operate these flights with their own 767, JAF confirmed this when I asked them in person Wednesday (but I had a bussy weekend, so bit of a late reply :p ). They also said that while they do offer flight tickets to Orlando, for the moment they do not offer hotels in Orlando (so no package holidays as with Miami/Fort Lauderdale). Maybe next summer?

[sn26567]

The airport of Beauvais-Tillé is closed for infrastructure works (including a new parking for aircraft) from 3 to 6 June 2014. The six airlines serving the airport (Ryanair, Air Moldova, Blue Air MGT, Jetairfly, Wizz Air and Eurolot) have suspended all their flights during this period.

- See more at: http://www.journal-aviation.com/actuali ... vqtiJ.dpuf

[sn26567]

Belgian airline Jetairfly receives as the first airline in the world the Boeing Reliability Award for its 787 Dreamliner.

viewtopic.php?p=301171#p301171

[Passenger]

Belgian airline Jetairfly receives as the first airline in the world the Boeing Reliability Award for its 787 Dreamliner.

Jetairfly is the first airline worldwide to be awarded with the “Boeing Reliability Award” for the B787 Dreamliner. Jetairfly received the award for reaching the milestone of one hundred consecutive Dreamliner flights with a 100% technical performance. The 100% score on OO-JDL was reached in January 2014, and the ceremony took place a shortwhile ago. Gary Van de Ven (Field Service Boeing Commercial Airplanes) and David Longridge (Sales Director Boeing Commercial Airplanes) handed over the award, a scaled composite Dreamliner tail, to Geert Somers (Technical Director Jetairfly), Gunther Hofman (MD Jetairfly), Johan Bringmans (COO Tec4Jets) and Elie Bruyninckx (CEO Jetairfly and TUI Benelux).

Congratulations Jetairfly!

[JustPlanes]

Nice video of OO-JDL

http://youtu.be/bmyXJixlCEE

[AirOpinion]

What does that mean actually?
I remember an AOG in the caribs with JDL... or isn't that what is meant with the 100% reliability?

[Passenger]

What does that mean actually?
I remember an AOG in the caribs with JDL... or isn't that what is meant with the 100% reliability?

Quote from the press release: "...Jetairfly received the award for reaching the milestone of one hundred consecutive Dreamliner flights with a 100% technical performance..."

Therefore, incidents or technicals before or after that particular period of 100 flights are ignored.

[AirOpinion]

Ok! That's great news for borh dreamliner and jetairfly then!

[sn26567]

Jetairfly announced five new routes between France, Italy and the Netherlands to Morocco.

The Belgian subsidiary of TUI Travel announced on July 17, 2014 the launch in late October of routes linking Dole to Casablanca; Toulouse to Oujda; Metz-Nancy and Turin-Cuneo to Marrakech; Eindhoven to Nador. These five routes will be operated on the basis of one weekly rotation from 27 October.

With Belgian and Moroccan mixed crews, customers are assisted in Arabic, French, English and Spanish.

Jetairfly recalls that it is present in 19 French airports (Paris-Orly, Paris-Beauvais, Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Nantes, Brest, Deauville, Metz, Dole, Toulon, Lille, Ajaccio, Paris-Vatry, Bastia, Lourdes, Roissy-CDG, Nice) with links to Morocco (Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Agadir, Oujda), Belgium (Charleroi, Brussels) and Spain (Tenerife South).

[sn26567]

In an interview to La Libre Belgique, Jetairfly CEO Elie Bruyninckx has vowed not to pay the fines of up to 3 million euros imposed by the Brussels region for excessive noise. He says the Jetairfly planes have followed the instructions of Belgocontrol. He has compared those fines to following the instructions of one police officer ordering him to turn left, only to find another police officer telling him that this is not allowed and giving him a fine.



http://www.lalibre.be/economie/actualit ... 04f7dcc480 (French, only on subscription)

[airazurxtror]

Dikke nek !

[Passenger]

Dikke nek !

Maybe he is a dikkenek - I dont know, as I haven't spoken him since he replaced Bart Brackx as CEO.

But what he says is correct: crews only follow instructions and orders from Belgocontrol.

[airazurxtror]

He - or rather Jetairfly - will have to pay whatever is ultimately decided by the judgement of the tribunal, if they are condamned. Saying that he won't pay is just from a stoeffer.