Nyt selskab på Billund - Palanga ruten

[Bll spotter]

Nyt selskab på Billund - Palanga ruten

DAT hurtig til at samle op efter Air Lithuania's exit

http://www.bll.dk/DAT_Palanga.aspx

 

[CK]

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OSL-PLQ er fremdeles åpen....

 

[KLMfan]

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ja hvem kan komme inn på OSL-PLQ ? Virker som om det har vært et marked for en daglig avgang på den ruten ? Kanskje DAT fra Oslo også ?

 

[CK]

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SAS DK flyr faktisk to ganger daglig med Q400 mellom CPH og PLQ

 

[PP]

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Originally posted by CK


SAS DK flyr faktisk to ganger daglig med Q400 mellom CPH og PLQ

For at at være helt korrekt er det 1x daglig med Q400 og 1x daglig med CRJ fra Cimber

 

[CK]

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Takk, PP - to ganger daglig på SK-rutenummer, iallefall - sånn går det når man ikke dobbeltsjekker facts først...

 

[CK]

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Amber Air to take over Air Lithuania routes
Aimee Turner, London (28Nov05, 12:40 GMT, 237 words)
Lithuanian start-up carrier Amber Air plans to fill the gap left by Air Lithuania by increasing its scheduled services to Germany and launching flights to Norway.
Air Lithuania, the cash-strapped Lithuanian regional carrier last week suspended scheduled services, attributing its decision to ground its fleet of three ATR 42s on a move by air navigation operator Eurocontrol to withhold its services.
Vilnius-based Amber Air which launched charter operations with its first 28-seat Saab 340B regional turboprop in January, targeting the executive and leisure charter flight niche expanded in June to provide scheduled services with flights to Hamburg and Copenhagen (which was later shelved) and a Palanga-Billund-Warsaw route.
Amber Air now plans on 2 December to increase its Hamburg-Palanga services to five times a week and launch a thrice weekly service from the western Lithuanian airport to Oslo, Norway.
The carrier currently operates two Saab 340B aircraft and at launch signalled its intention to examine acquiring a Fokker 100 in its second year as part of an expansion strategy.
Amber Air CEO Romas Gegznas tells ATI: “We knew about Air Lithuania’s very poor financial situation and took the decision to add scheduled flights to Hamburg and launch scheduled services to Oslo.
“Our idea from the very beginning was to expand services to Hamburg and we had been examining linking up with Air Lithuania in the future anyway to be able to offer double daily services to our customers.”
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news