BA CityFlyer Buy on Board
#32
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#35
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Does anyone know yet (or is it too early) the pax numbers for July/August for BA short haul specifically? As this is their first summer silly season with BoB and I wonder if it had much impact.
Or is too complex to figure out?! Would this then impact the decision to implement Cityflyer or is it simply a case of BoB isn’t going anywhere and the logistical & operational parts for LCY are still being figured out?
Or is too complex to figure out?! Would this then impact the decision to implement Cityflyer or is it simply a case of BoB isn’t going anywhere and the logistical & operational parts for LCY are still being figured out?
#37
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Does anyone know yet (or is it too early) the pax numbers for July/August for BA short haul specifically? As this is their first summer silly season with BoB and I wonder if it had much impact.
Or is too complex to figure out?! Would this then impact the decision to implement Cityflyer or is it simply a case of BoB isn’t going anywhere and the logistical & operational parts for LCY are still being figured out?
Or is too complex to figure out?! Would this then impact the decision to implement Cityflyer or is it simply a case of BoB isn’t going anywhere and the logistical & operational parts for LCY are still being figured out?
#38
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#39
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#40
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The logistics are not just an LCY issue. Over the weekends, the planes are serving multiple locations (STN / GLA / EDI / BHX / MAN / DUB / etc) without dropping back into LCY - so where would BoB catering get reloaded at weekends?
#41
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catering trucks are roadworthy.BA can at anytime load them up and send them off on the motorway system.They just choose not to.
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Presumably from the same place the current CE and ET catering is reloaded.