nwoody2001
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Great and encouraging article....
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I suppose with Icelandair stating via social media that they were not pulling the Birmingham route, and then the next day confirming the route had indeed been pulled, I guess it’s that sort of thing that makes people sceptical.
As said, regardless of the question was asked or not, an airline is going to ‘big itself up’, it’s hardly going to say ‘sales are not quite where we expect them to be yet’ when they are trying to build confidence of the route.
How is it a world of silliness?
I appriciate you want to remain upbeat Woody, and there is nothing wrong with that, but people are allowed a difference in opinion you know, without calling their opinions ‘silliness’.
A social media centre is an official source of info, issuing press releases and advising customers of changes, they have to stick to the company line for info. A quote from a CEO is also official, but, is also a sound byte, a fluff piece and a means of gaining confidence for routes.
As said, a CEO is NOT going to state if thisngs are not going well, it’s just not going to happen. Whether things are going well or not is irrelevant, they may be, they may not be. But if a route was struggling behind the scenes, I would not trust everything that comes out of a CEO’s mouth until financials are released.
As an example, shall I direct you to Powdair. Days before they pulled the plug on W17, they were as positive as anything, and even pulling the plug, they said they had a new backer. They are not going to admit they messed up, are they?
Washington would be a great coup for BHX, still not sure about Montreal though
Well TUI do Orlando once a week so i'm surprised they haven't increased it to twice weekly.You can only assume that the reason you can't fly BHX-MCO several times a week, is because no one has the right planes or an understanding of tourism!
To be fair, there are probably quite a few reasons, but no one is prepared to say. It's a funny business flying passengers and making money.
Well TUI do Orlando once a week so i'm surprised they haven't increased it to twice weekly.
I feel like a stuck record on this subject but their must be an opportunity for someone.
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