Snow1964
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A route that was operated by Flybe until about 7 years agoI noticed Easyjet are starting Manchester to Southampton
Cross Country does link both, but takes over 4 hours to do so.
A route that was operated by Flybe until about 7 years agoI noticed Easyjet are starting Manchester to Southampton
I believe Loganair have recently stopped the route.A route that was operated by Flybe until about 7 years ago
Cross Country does link both, but takes over 4 hours to do so.
Also not the most relaxing train because it stops a lot and there's lots of churn, compared to say London-Scotland which might be first stop Warrington or York.A route that was operated by Flybe until about 7 years ago
Cross Country does link both, but takes over 4 hours to do
I noticed Easyjet are starting Manchester to Southampton
That would send Loganair away. Good chunk of flyers from Scotland to Southampton are connecting to and from cruises.Time for Edinburgh to Southampton - that would be a really useful addition.
That would send Loganair away. Good chunk of flyers from Scotland to Southampton are connecting to and from cruises.
That's the thing - Loganair are great but the prices are criminal. It's the same thing to a lesser degree with Manchester, you have both cruise passengers and holidaymakers connecting to Bournemouth and WeymouthThat would send Loganair away. Good chunk of flyers from Scotland to Southampton are connecting to and from cruises.
These sort of operations are in marginal time, because of the short flight duration.There's a reason it's being flown with an A320 too. Lots of potential on this route - disappointed it's only twice a week! Loganair were expensive, it's great to have a proper competitor to XC at last
Yeah, Loganair have pulled it, and not all that long after they first launched it either. Which possibly says quite a bit about the demand given Loganair were also flying it in marginal time, using one of the IOM-based ATR72s.I believe Loganair have recently stopped the route.
Yes, I wonder if Easyjet can succeed on this route.
The prices largely reflect the nature of smaller aircraft flying more frequently.That's the thing - Loganair are great but the prices are criminal.