Why not Cardiff???
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Or re-open the domestic pier for domestic flights. Direct access to stands 1,2,3 and 4 instead of using a bus from Gates 1, 3, 4, 6 or 7.
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Taxiway E is dormant most of the time so why not extend the apron that way allowing the terminal to be extended onto stand 1.
I can remember HF and CM showing me the plans earlier in the year for the re-development with the entire first floor as a departure lounge
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Taxiway E is dormant most of the time so why not extend the apron that way allowing the terminal to be extended onto stand 1.
I can remember HF and CM showing me the plans earlier in the year for the re-development with the entire first floor as a departure lounge
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Wait your turn boys, TBI have always been tight with their spending money and only spend it when they really need to. At the moment all their money is going into LTN as it will reach saturation next summer if money isn’t spent fast.
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I would bet money on the fact that, like Continental, IF Emirates were to start a service from Bristol or Cardiff, Bristol would undoubtedly win. It is simple, there is more of a market at BRS for such a flight, and an EK 332 would have no problems operating from BRS' runway.
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what are the chances of making stand 9 an air wales only stand
The only Emirates aircraft in recent times was a 744F to collect a spare jet engine.
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Could`nt Air Wales have the stand/s which myt have left empty, since they wont be based here over the winter.Only fare,if AW is cwl based.Think myt are just popping in and out over winter.It is daft having to watch a/c squeezing past each other when the other side of the airport is empty?or is this a cost implication.
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Cardiff doesnt have the same as other airports because
small catchment
difficult road access within wales
Limited in bound potential apart from New Zealand (!)
Bmibaby reductions
proximity to Bristol (which acts like a hoover for the local population)
More grade c, d, e demographic population
A, b, c1 tend to fly Low cost and more often so airports with either more catchment or smaller catchment but bigger a,b,c1 ratio makes sense ofr routes
ANYWAY Cardiff is fine at 1.9million (?) pax per annum, so whats the big fuss about?
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small catchment
difficult road access within wales
Limited in bound potential apart from New Zealand (!)
Bmibaby reductions
proximity to Bristol (which acts like a hoover for the local population)
More grade c, d, e demographic population
A, b, c1 tend to fly Low cost and more often so airports with either more catchment or smaller catchment but bigger a,b,c1 ratio makes sense ofr routes
ANYWAY Cardiff is fine at 1.9million (?) pax per annum, so whats the big fuss about?
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Could`nt Air Wales have the stand/s which myt have left empty
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