Luca1985
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Ryanair: nuovi voli da Charleroi
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giovytps
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Nel comunicato del sito Ryanair non si parla minimamente del volo per Bari.
Ryanair, Europe’s largest low fares airline, announced today (20th Nov) that it will base a sixth Boeing 737-800 next generation aircraft at Brussels (Charleroi) and launch three new routes from 31st March 2009. [...]
Ryanair’s new Brussels (Charleroi) based aircraft will operate three return services each week to/from Barcelona (Reus) and Bratislava and twice per week to Trieste.
Ryanair, Europe’s largest low fares airline, announced today (20th Nov) that it will base a sixth Boeing 737-800 next generation aircraft at Brussels (Charleroi) and launch three new routes from 31st March 2009. [...]
Ryanair’s new Brussels (Charleroi) based aircraft will operate three return services each week to/from Barcelona (Reus) and Bratislava and twice per week to Trieste.
Bario
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La rotta la vedo bene anche perchè la Brussels Airlines arrivava ad operarla sino a 5xw. La vedo nera invece per MyAir
giovytps
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Bario
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Non credo proprio!Bario...e' in arrivo la base? ahahahaha
Aspettiamo fiduciosi, non vorrei che questo fosse l'unico vero errore del web check-in Ryanair!
il fatto che sia comparsa anche nel menù a tendina delle prenotazioni è piuttosto strano, magari si sono sbagliati ad inserire bari invece di brindisi
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Bario
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Sto iniziando a temere ciò :doubt:magari si sono sbagliati ad inserire bari invece di brindisi
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Ryanair Announces 6th Aircraft at Brussels
After Government Scraps Travel Tax Plan
MAASTRICHT ROUTES TO CLOSE DUE TO DUTCH TRAVEL TAX
1M FREE SEATS
Ryanair, Europe’s largest low fares airline, announced today (20th Nov) that it will base a sixth Boeing 737-800 next generation aircraft at Brussels (Charleroi) and launch three new routes from 31st March 2009 after the Belgian government scrapped a proposed €10 tax on airline passengers. However, Ryanair will close its routes to/from Maastricht on 8th January after the Dutch tax authorities imposed a similar tax in the Netherlands.
Ryanair’s new Brussels (Charleroi) based aircraft will operate three return services each week to/from Barcelona (Reus) and Bratislava and twice per week to Trieste, providing an additional 110,000 passengers each year through Brussels (Charleroi) and an additional 110 local jobs.
Ryanair had called on both the Belgian and Dutch Governments to re-examine the impact their passenger tax would have on price sensitive passengers, highlighting that such a tax would severely impact tourism.
Ryanair’s guaranteed lowest fares and no fuel surcharge has seen it continue to grow passenger numbers each month, carrying over 5.3million passengers in October (an 18% increase on October ‘07), while European and international passenger traffic carried by other airlines continues to fall as high cost, fuel surcharging airline haemorrhage passengers in the economic recession.
Ryanair recently called on the Irish government to re-examine its proposed €10 travel tax pointing out that Ryanair will reduce average fares by up to 20% this winter in order to keep passengers travelling and a €10 tax would severely impact on price sensitive passengers.
To celebrate the new aircraft, route and frequencies from Brussels (Charleroi) Ryanair released 1M FREE seats for travel throughout Europe in December, January and February which are available for booking on www.ryanair.com before midnight Friday.
CIAO
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After Government Scraps Travel Tax Plan
MAASTRICHT ROUTES TO CLOSE DUE TO DUTCH TRAVEL TAX
1M FREE SEATS
Ryanair, Europe’s largest low fares airline, announced today (20th Nov) that it will base a sixth Boeing 737-800 next generation aircraft at Brussels (Charleroi) and launch three new routes from 31st March 2009 after the Belgian government scrapped a proposed €10 tax on airline passengers. However, Ryanair will close its routes to/from Maastricht on 8th January after the Dutch tax authorities imposed a similar tax in the Netherlands.
Ryanair’s new Brussels (Charleroi) based aircraft will operate three return services each week to/from Barcelona (Reus) and Bratislava and twice per week to Trieste, providing an additional 110,000 passengers each year through Brussels (Charleroi) and an additional 110 local jobs.
Ryanair had called on both the Belgian and Dutch Governments to re-examine the impact their passenger tax would have on price sensitive passengers, highlighting that such a tax would severely impact tourism.
Ryanair’s guaranteed lowest fares and no fuel surcharge has seen it continue to grow passenger numbers each month, carrying over 5.3million passengers in October (an 18% increase on October ‘07), while European and international passenger traffic carried by other airlines continues to fall as high cost, fuel surcharging airline haemorrhage passengers in the economic recession.
Ryanair recently called on the Irish government to re-examine its proposed €10 travel tax pointing out that Ryanair will reduce average fares by up to 20% this winter in order to keep passengers travelling and a €10 tax would severely impact on price sensitive passengers.
To celebrate the new aircraft, route and frequencies from Brussels (Charleroi) Ryanair released 1M FREE seats for travel throughout Europe in December, January and February which are available for booking on www.ryanair.com before midnight Friday.
CIAO
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LIPY
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Credo che nei prossimi mesi seguiranno altri scali italiani: CRL è in forte espansione ed il suo appeal è in aumento.
Bario
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Luca1985
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anche a me...dai su forza chi è quel burlone del forum che si è inserito nel sito di Ryanair per fare questo scherzo di cattivo gusto?!!?Il fatto che non sia ancora ricomparsi mi inizia a far dubitare
Il nuovo aereo opera quindi un 3x week per REU, 3x week BTS e 2x week TRS. Direi che c'è ampio spazio per nuove rotte per completare l'operativo di questo aereo.
peppi
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Certo sarebbe una cosa bellissima per BRI, ma come la mettiamo con Maieir?
Io penso che non se ne farà un bel niente (anche se in cuor mio spero tanto di sbagliarmi)
Io penso che non se ne farà un bel niente (anche se in cuor mio spero tanto di sbagliarmi
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ernest
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:astonished::astonished::astonished:
E il BDS-CRL?! :diavoletto:
Però, tra il nulla e Bari.. in fondo 1h45m di treno sono una noia sopportabile.
Ipotizzando il concretizzarsi dell'ipotetico operativo, quale futuro e quale reazione per " l'incolpevole" e "povera" Myair?
Bario
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alla Fiera del Levante.... per 2 soldi un BrusselsAirlines Di Paola comprò.... e venne MyAir che si mangiò BrusslesAirlines che per due soldi Di Paola comprò... e venne Ryanair che spazzò MyAir che si mangiò Brussels Airlines che al mercato Di Paola comprò