Lba - Jer
Jan 22, 2006 | 6:52 pm
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Lba - Jer
I was a bit intrigued when I read this as I didn't know such a route existed.
According to flybmi/trade website,
"LBA - JER cancellation 20.01.06"
I can understand that they'd have reduced loads at this time of year, but I'd have thought it would make sense to market the route on their website.
Looking on www.flybmi.com they've not actually listed it as a route for booking. As far as I can tell, this was the case before the announcement.
If they did pull it from their list of LBA destinations, they managed to do so pretty quickly.
Am I the only one here who didn't know of this route?
According to flybmi/trade website,
"LBA - JER cancellation 20.01.06"
Originally Posted by flybmi
We have been advised by bmi regional that they have cancelled the following services for the remainder of the winter 2006 season (end date 25Mar06)
This is due to poor loads and is effective from 03 February 2006:
BD1154 LBA -JER dept. 1115 - arr.1235 - days 1 and 5
BD1184 JER-LBA dept..1305 - arr. 1425 - days 1 and 5
*timings are in LOCAL
The service will resume on the 27 March 2006 for the summer season operating Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Please contact schedule changes for further information 0870 2400 206 regarding this cancellation.
This is due to poor loads and is effective from 03 February 2006:
BD1154 LBA -JER dept. 1115 - arr.1235 - days 1 and 5
BD1184 JER-LBA dept..1305 - arr. 1425 - days 1 and 5
*timings are in LOCAL
The service will resume on the 27 March 2006 for the summer season operating Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Please contact schedule changes for further information 0870 2400 206 regarding this cancellation.
Looking on www.flybmi.com they've not actually listed it as a route for booking. As far as I can tell, this was the case before the announcement.
If they did pull it from their list of LBA destinations, they managed to do so pretty quickly.
Am I the only one here who didn't know of this route?
