Retail, Food & Drink Outlets Thread
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Sam, there is no problem posting an opinion or view on here.
The problem in this instance was *you* posted something as *fact* that I know not to be true. The content *you* posted is *libel* against Gregg's.
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A debate over Greggs lol its just non stop excitement at LBA isnt it. To add my info to the mix, I recall SSP was very unhappy at all the business they lost to Greggs. Passengers and staff all turned to Greggs instead of getting overpriced poor quality food from all the SSP run outlets.
With SSP responsible for all the other catering outlets it had plenty of clout still was applying pressure to the airport to do something. I recall the manager of a certain based low cost airline also was not happy about the amount of pasty crumbs in the cabin taking longer to clean up which amused me highly.
With SSP responsible for all the other catering outlets it had plenty of clout still was applying pressure to the airport to do something. I recall the manager of a certain based low cost airline also was not happy about the amount of pasty crumbs in the cabin taking longer to clean up which amused me highly.
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Not sure if it beats the discussion about the toilets though!
a300boy
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What about the KLM hype with no substance !
At least the pax figures keep rising.
At least the pax figures keep rising.
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Now I would have said "hype with no substance is" Thomson Holidays @ LBA
What hype at KLM, you mean all the Leeds crew getting made redundant?
a300boy
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Is that actually true and if so have they not been offered an Amsterdam re basing ?
That is what happened to me at European Air Transport from Brussels to Leipzig which was not an easy proposition..
That is what happened to me at European Air Transport from Brussels to Leipzig which was not an easy proposition..
a300boy
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Yes it has ! My fault I think.
Ok since ye it has gone off (sorry my fault too) last response - sadly a300 yes all true. My friend is one of the crew at LBA - all the UK crew will be gone by October unless they relocate to Amsterdam and pay for hotels either side of their duties but the flights are continuing with Dutch crew stopping in hotels over here. KLM has been disposing of all UK crew since last year, EDI/GLA, NCL, BHX, NWI, MAN and now LBA & HUY. UK pilots based at Leeds have 1 more year. Its very sad. Sorry to hear it happened to you at European Air Transport it must really suck. At KLM they are replacing them with new Dutch Crew doing the same routes and this summer they are even leasing in Cityjet to fill the gaps... whilst making UK crew redundant. Not even sure how its legal?? When everybody was going on about BREXIT and how the EU is good for jobs etc I had to laugh because I know this was going on.
a300boy
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They should re-base you and pay towards your hotel or apartment costs whilst you are in Amsterdam.
I have to say Eat were very good to us but it was still very difficult commuting to Leipzig.
Sorry to hear such a good company from the past has not seen fit to provide a satisfactory solution to this situation.
The best course I ever did was the DC9 at Klm so I have a good opinion of them but that was before the merger with Air France and the financial difficulties they seem to be having right now.
I have to say Eat were very good to us but it was still very difficult commuting to Leipzig.
Sorry to hear such a good company from the past has not seen fit to provide a satisfactory solution to this situation.
The best course I ever did was the DC9 at Klm so I have a good opinion of them but that was before the merger with Air France and the financial difficulties they seem to be having right now.
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It will be a shame if FatFace doesn't return. LBA desperately needs to address it's seasonal balance of flights. We know if LBA handled a similar number of passengers during the winter months LBA would be handling in the region of six million passengers per year. This might sound like a difficult task but airports other airports like Liverpool airport seem to manage a better summer - winter balance of flights.
Finger66
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I am not so sure it's about balancing summer against winter as there are plenty of year round destinations already served. I think the problem is more historic where pax and airlines see LBA as a bigger op risk in winter due to weather. That said, if you actually look at the stats, LBA actually don't lose a large percentage of flights over the winter months. So a little bit of re education plus a certain amount of balancing is required. Suspect on current evidence that new management are well aware of this
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Brand New Deliciously Yorkshire Pop Up Shop
Thousands of international visitors are set to enjoy a flavour of Yorkshire thanks to a brand new Deliciouslyorkshire pop-up shop at Leeds Bradford Airport. The Deliciouslyorkshire shop, which will run from today until Christmas Eve on Sunday December 24, will feature a range of products from suppliers across the county to more than 120,000 passengers who will use the airport during that time. From new, artisan brands to more established and iconic Yorkshire brands there will be over 20 producers featured, from local beers, ciders, spirits, jams, chutneys, sweet treats and gifts there will be something for everyone. There will also be the opportunity to sample some of the fantastic food and drink on offer as well as the chance to win a stunning Fodder hamper worth £100. The Deliciouslyorkshire shop was opened by local Chef Consultant, and recently crowned Yorkshire Food Hero, Steph Moon. Judy Bell, Chairman of Deliciouslyorkshire, said: “We’re absolutely thrilled with the opportunity to showcase some of the world’s finest food and drink produced right here in Yorkshire and we are sure visitors will want to take a taste of Yorkshire to their loved ones for Christmas, to enjoy on their holiday or to take advantage of the ‘collect on return’ facility offered by Leeds Bradford Airport. We would encourage them to take a little piece of Yorkshire with them and at the same time support local producers by making a purchase. This is the first Deliciouslyorkshire pop-up shop showcasing Yorkshire brands and products, and where better than at Yorkshire’s international mecca – Leeds Bradford Airport!” David Laws, CEO at Leeds Bradford Airport, said: “We are committed to providing an enhanced airport experience for our customers and what better way than by working with Deliciouslyorkshire on this venture to bring them the opportunity to sample and buy some of the very best of Yorkshire’s fantastic food and drink. We are immensely proud to be Yorkshire’s premier international airport, connecting Yorkshire to the world. The pop-up shop supports our commitment to highlight, showcase and champion all things Yorkshire and this collaboration allows our visitors to experience some of the very best that Yorkshire has to offer and to find that perfect gift. We look forward to hearing our customers’ feedback and to supporting some of the counties fantastic independent producers.”
Thousands of international visitors are set to enjoy a flavour of Yorkshire thanks to a brand new Deliciouslyorkshire pop-up shop at Leeds Bradford Airport. The Deliciouslyorkshire shop, which will run from today until Christmas Eve on Sunday December 24, will feature a range of products from suppliers across the county to more than 120,000 passengers who will use the airport during that time. From new, artisan brands to more established and iconic Yorkshire brands there will be over 20 producers featured, from local beers, ciders, spirits, jams, chutneys, sweet treats and gifts there will be something for everyone. There will also be the opportunity to sample some of the fantastic food and drink on offer as well as the chance to win a stunning Fodder hamper worth £100. The Deliciouslyorkshire shop was opened by local Chef Consultant, and recently crowned Yorkshire Food Hero, Steph Moon. Judy Bell, Chairman of Deliciouslyorkshire, said: “We’re absolutely thrilled with the opportunity to showcase some of the world’s finest food and drink produced right here in Yorkshire and we are sure visitors will want to take a taste of Yorkshire to their loved ones for Christmas, to enjoy on their holiday or to take advantage of the ‘collect on return’ facility offered by Leeds Bradford Airport. We would encourage them to take a little piece of Yorkshire with them and at the same time support local producers by making a purchase. This is the first Deliciouslyorkshire pop-up shop showcasing Yorkshire brands and products, and where better than at Yorkshire’s international mecca – Leeds Bradford Airport!” David Laws, CEO at Leeds Bradford Airport, said: “We are committed to providing an enhanced airport experience for our customers and what better way than by working with Deliciouslyorkshire on this venture to bring them the opportunity to sample and buy some of the very best of Yorkshire’s fantastic food and drink. We are immensely proud to be Yorkshire’s premier international airport, connecting Yorkshire to the world. The pop-up shop supports our commitment to highlight, showcase and champion all things Yorkshire and this collaboration allows our visitors to experience some of the very best that Yorkshire has to offer and to find that perfect gift. We look forward to hearing our customers’ feedback and to supporting some of the counties fantastic independent producers.”
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Finally! I originally floated this idea back in 2012 and it's taken five years and a change of management and airport operator for this to eventually happen. Fingers crossed it becomes a more permanent fixture.
My original post: https://www.forums4airports.com/threads/139/page-6#post-31105
My original post: https://www.forums4airports.com/threads/139/page-6#post-31105
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or Tetley's bitter.
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Images: https://deliciouslyorkshire.co.uk
This is a fantastic addition to the LBA retail offering. Looking at the pictures, they're only scratching the surface of what they could be offering but as a pop-up store the range should give them a good indication of how well a more permanent store could perform. I guess my only concern at this point is the airport isn't as busy during the winter months but the run up to Christmas should still prove hugely popular with passengers.
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