AirTalk.org Aviation discussions newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  GLA - USA May 2004          AirTalk.org Forum Index -> Glasgow Airport View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message BLIMPS Guest Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2004 10:17 am    Post subject: GLA - USA May 2004 Prelims for May 2004 - American Airlines from/to ORD - 8668 pax giving a 68% Load Factor on the 212 seat Boeing 767-300 (service started 2nd May). Continental from/to EWR - 11,927 pax on a mix of 767-200 aircraft with 174 seats & 767-400 aircraft with 235 seats giving an average Load Factor of 83% (aircraft change from 767-200 to 767-400 on the 3rd May). US Airways from/to PHL - 5699 pax giving a Load Factor of 68% (service started 11th May). So that's 848 pax using direct non-stop flights passing through GLA to/from the US every day in May. BLIMPS Back to top GLAGAZ Guest Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2004 3:21 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 "BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> wrote Quote: Prelims for May 2004 - American Airlines from/to ORD - 8668 pax giving a 68% Load Factor on the 212 seat Boeing 767-300 (service started 2nd May). Continental from/to EWR - 11,927 pax on a mix of 767-200 aircraft with 174 seats & 767-400 aircraft with 235 seats giving an average Load Factor of 83% (aircraft change from 767-200 to 767-400 on the 3rd May). US Airways from/to PHL - 5699 pax giving a Load Factor of 68% (service started 11th May). So that's 848 pax using direct non-stop flights passing through GLA to/from the US every day in May. BLIMPS Makes for some nice reading. Where did you get the figures blimps? Any chance of obtaining the zoom figures?? Back to top Joe Curry Guest Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2004 3:50 pm    Post subject: Re: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 The message <5d7dfca1.0406260721.42da7f0c (AT) posting (DOT) google.com> from [email]spazgaz (AT) hotmail (DOT) com[/email] (GLAGAZ) contains these words: Quote: So that's 848 pax using direct non-stop flights passing through GLA to/from the US every day in May. Makes for some nice reading. Where did you get the figures blimps? Any chance of obtaining the zoom figures?? So you can massage them Jon? Blimpie's figures are massaged already! -- www.edinburghairport.org.uk Edinburgh Scotland International Scotland's most convenient/accessible/profitable airport Check the aircraft images: http://www.egph.net Back to top BLIMPS Guest Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2004 5:11 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 "GLAGAZ" <spazgaz (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote Quote: "BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> wrote Prelims for May 2004 - American Airlines from/to ORD - 8668 pax giving a 68% Load Factor on the 212 seat Boeing 767-300 (service started 2nd May). Continental from/to EWR - 11,927 pax on a mix of 767-200 aircraft with 174 seats & 767-400 aircraft with 235 seats giving an average Load Factor of 83% (aircraft change from 767-200 to 767-400 on the 3rd May). US Airways from/to PHL - 5699 pax giving a Load Factor of 68% (service started 11th May). So that's 848 pax using direct non-stop flights passing through GLA to/from the US every day in May. BLIMPS Makes for some nice reading. Where did you get the figures blimps? Any chance of obtaining the zoom figures?? Here you go GAZ, they are all freely available on the CAA site, here's the link - http://makeashorterlink.com/?K202618A8 all I did was find out from each airline's web site the exact seating capacity of each type of a/c and a bit of work with the calculator and hey presto, some good looking figures for the GLA direct non-stop Transatlantic routes. And here's where to go if you want the GLA movements - http://www.egpf.vze.com/ BLIMPS Back to top BLIMPS Guest Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2004 5:42 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 "BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> wrote Quote: "GLAGAZ" <spazgaz (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:5d7dfca1.0406260721.42da7f0c (AT) posting (DOT) google.com... "BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> wrote in message news:<cbjig3$m2$1 (AT) sparta (DOT) btinternet.com>... Prelims for May 2004 - American Airlines from/to ORD - 8668 pax giving a 68% Load Factor on the 212 seat Boeing 767-300 (service started 2nd May). Continental from/to EWR - 11,927 pax on a mix of 767-200 aircraft with 174 seats & 767-400 aircraft with 235 seats giving an average Load Factor of 83% (aircraft change from 767-200 to 767-400 on the 3rd May). US Airways from/to PHL - 5699 pax giving a Load Factor of 68% (service started 11th May). So that's 848 pax using direct non-stop flights passing through GLA to/from the US every day in May. BLIMPS Makes for some nice reading. Where did you get the figures blimps? Any chance of obtaining the zoom figures?? Here you go GAZ, they are all freely available on the CAA site, here's the link - http://makeashorterlink.com/?K202618A8 all I did was find out from each airline's web site the exact seating capacity of each type of a/c and a bit of work with the calculator and hey presto, some good looking figures for the GLA direct non-stop Transatlantic routes. And here's where to go if you want the GLA movements - http://www.egpf.vze.com/ http://www.aa.com/content/aboutUs/ourPlanes/boeing7632class.jhtml http://www.continental.com/Travel/inflight/aircraft/762.asp?SID=BBD77DB35C304F2CB6222C259AFA08CA http://www.continental.com/Travel/inflight/aircraft/764.asp?SID=8500CFC24B8B4DDCAF9F366BD0620F26 http://www.usairways.com/about/aircraft/767/index.htm BLIMPS Back to top Joe Curry Guest Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2004 6:05 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 The message <cbkaou$gtp$1 (AT) sparta (DOT) btinternet.com> from "BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> contains these words: Quote: Makes for some nice reading. Where did you get the figures blimps? Any chance of obtaining the zoom figures?? Here you go GAZ, they are all freely available on the CAA site, here's the link - http://makeashorterlink.com/?K202618A8 all I did was find out from each airline's web site the exact seating capacity of each type of a/c and a bit of work with the calculator and hey presto, some good looking figures for the GLA direct non-stop Transatlantic routes. And here's where to go if you want the GLA movements - http://www.egpf.vze.com/ You are incredibly thick or incredibly naive...you are directing Jon to his own site.? -- www.edinburghairport.org.uk Edinburgh Scotland International Scotland's most convenient/accessible/profitable airport Check the aircraft images: http://www.egph.net Back to top Joe Curry Guest Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2004 6:06 pm    Post subject: Re: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 The message <cbkcho$2m2$1 (AT) titan (DOT) btinternet.com> from "BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> contains these words: Quote: for the GLA direct non-stop Transatlantic routes. And here's where to go if you want the GLA movements - http://www.egpf.vze.com/ I can't believe you are so blinded not to recognise your correspondent. -- www.edinburghairport.org.uk Edinburgh Scotland International Scotland's most convenient/accessible/profitable airport Check the aircraft images: http://www.egph.net Back to top BLIMPS Guest Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2004 6:53 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 "Joe Curry" <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote Quote: The message <cbkaou$gtp$1 (AT) sparta (DOT) btinternet.com from "BLIMPS" Makes for some nice reading. Where did you get the figures blimps? Any chance of obtaining the zoom figures?? Here you go GAZ, they are all freely available on the CAA site, here's the link - http://makeashorterlink.com/?K202618A8 all I did was find out from each airline's web site the exact seating capacity of each type of a/c and a bit of work with the calculator and hey presto, some good looking figures for the GLA direct non-stop Transatlantic routes. And here's where to go if you want the GLA movements - http://www.egpf.vze.com/ You are incredibly thick or incredibly naive...you are directing Jon to his own site.? It seems you are the thicko and short of the old savvy, that link is to a site by a GLA aficionado called Gordon Spence, now, if you can't get the basics right auld yin just try and haud yer wheesht will you as it'll save yourself further embarrassment.. BLIMPS Back to top GLAGAZ Guest Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 3:07 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 "BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> wrote Quote: "Joe Curry" <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote in message news:2004062619052866937 (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk... The message <cbkaou$gtp$1 (AT) sparta (DOT) btinternet.com from "BLIMPS" Makes for some nice reading. Where did you get the figures blimps? Any chance of obtaining the zoom figures?? Here you go GAZ, they are all freely available on the CAA site, here's the link - http://makeashorterlink.com/?K202618A8 all I did was find out from each airline's web site the exact seating capacity of each type of a/c and a bit of work with the calculator and hey presto, some good looking figures for the GLA direct non-stop Transatlantic routes. And here's where to go if you want the GLA movements - http://www.egpf.vze.com/ You are incredibly thick or incredibly naive...you are directing Jon to his own site.? It seems you are the thicko and short of the old savvy, that link is to a site by a GLA aficionado called Gordon Spence, now, if you can't get the basics right auld yin just try and haud yer wheesht will you as it'll save yourself further embarrassment.. BLIMPS Gonna quit calling me Jon you old, old, old.......old biggot. "GLAGAZ" Gaz being the nickname for someone called Gary. Surprise surprise my name is Gary, hence i'm called Gaz. Back to top Joe Curry Guest Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 4:53 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 The message <5d7dfca1.0406270707.67300282 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com> from [email]spazgaz (AT) hotmail (DOT) com[/email] (GLAGAZ) contains these words: Quote: Gaz being the nickname for someone called Gary. Surprise surprise my name is Gary, hence i'm called Gaz. Does anyone know who anyone is in this newsgroup.? -- www.edinburghairport.org.uk Edinburgh Scotland International Scotland's most convenient/accessible/profitable airport Check the aircraft images: http://www.egph.net Back to top Adrian Tupper Guest Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 10:27 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 Joe Curry <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote in news:2004062717535766937 @zetnet.co.uk: Quote: The message <5d7dfca1.0406270707.67300282 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com from [email]spazgaz (AT) hotmail (DOT) com[/email] (GLAGAZ) contains these words: Gaz being the nickname for someone called Gary. Surprise surprise my name is Gary, hence i'm called Gaz. Does anyone know who anyone is in this newsgroup.? No Jim, I don't. -- Adrian Back to top Adrian Tupper Guest Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 10:29 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 [email]spazgaz (AT) hotmail (DOT) com[/email] (GLAGAZ) wrote in news:5d7dfca1.0406270707.67300282 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com: Quote: "BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> wrote in message news:<cbkgnd$blb$1 (AT) titan (DOT) btinternet.com>... "Joe Curry" <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote in message news:2004062619052866937 (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk... The message <cbkaou$gtp$1 (AT) sparta (DOT) btinternet.com from "BLIMPS" Makes for some nice reading. Where did you get the figures blimps? Any chance of obtaining the zoom figures?? Here you go GAZ, they are all freely available on the CAA site, here's the link - http://makeashorterlink.com/?K202618A8 all I did was find out from each airline's web site the exact seating capacity of each type of a/c and a bit of work with the calculator and hey presto, some good looking figures for the GLA direct non-stop Transatlantic routes. And here's where to go if you want the GLA movements - http://www.egpf.vze.com/ You are incredibly thick or incredibly naive...you are directing Jon to his own site.? It seems you are the thicko and short of the old savvy, that link is to a site by a GLA aficionado called Gordon Spence, now, if you can't get the basics right auld yin just try and haud yer wheesht will you as it'll save yourself further embarrassment.. BLIMPS Gonna quit calling me Jon you old, old, old.......old biggot. "GLAGAZ" Gaz being the nickname for someone called Gary. Surprise surprise my name is Gary, hence i'm called Gaz. You're not the first person here to be accused of being Jon. -- Adrian Back to top Jim Mason Guest Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 10:44 pm    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 In article <Xns951574EC68095z (AT) 194 (DOT) 247.47.119>, [email]adrian.tupper (AT) totalise (DOT) co.uk[/email] says... Quote: spazgaz (AT) hotmail (DOT) com (GLAGAZ) wrote in news:5d7dfca1.0406270707.67300282 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com: "BLIMPS" <BLIMPS (AT) btopenworld (DOT) com> wrote in message news:<cbkgnd$blb$1 (AT) titan (DOT) btinternet.com>... "Joe Curry" <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote in message news:2004062619052866937 (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk... The message <cbkaou$gtp$1 (AT) sparta (DOT) btinternet.com from "BLIMPS" Makes for some nice reading. Where did you get the figures blimps? Any chance of obtaining the zoom figures?? Here you go GAZ, they are all freely available on the CAA site, here's the link - http://makeashorterlink.com/?K202618A8 all I did was find out from each airline's web site the exact seating capacity of each type of a/c and a bit of work with the calculator and hey presto, some good looking figures for the GLA direct non-stop Transatlantic routes. And here's where to go if you want the GLA movements - http://www.egpf.vze.com/ You are incredibly thick or incredibly naive...you are directing Jon to his own site.? It seems you are the thicko and short of the old savvy, that link is to a site by a GLA aficionado called Gordon Spence, now, if you can't get the basics right auld yin just try and haud yer wheesht will you as it'll save yourself further embarrassment.. BLIMPS Gonna quit calling me Jon you old, old, old.......old biggot. "GLAGAZ" Gaz being the nickname for someone called Gary. Surprise surprise my name is Gary, hence i'm called Gaz. You're not the first person here to be accused of being Jon. Could the `old biggot` part be a clue? ;-) Jim -- Remove `spamtrapped` to reply off-list http://jim-mason.fotopic.net Back to top Joe Curry Guest Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 6:04 am    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 The message <Xns951574877DFB7z (AT) 194 (DOT) 247.47.119> from Adrian Tupper <adrian.tupper (AT) totalise (DOT) co.uk> contains these words: Quote: Joe Curry <ability (AT) zetnet (DOT) co.uk> wrote in news:2004062717535766937 @zetnet.co.uk: Gaz being the nickname for someone called Gary. Surprise surprise my name is Gary, hence i'm called Gaz. Does anyone know who anyone is in this newsgroup.? Quote: No Jim, I don't. You are not alone Dave... ) -- www.edinburghairport.org.uk Edinburgh Scotland International Scotland's most convenient/accessible/profitable airport Check the aircraft images: http://www.egph.net Back to top Joe Curry Guest Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 6:05 am    Post subject: Re: GLA - USA May 2004 The message <Xns951574EC68095z (AT) 194 (DOT) 247.47.119> from Adrian Tupper <adrian.tupper (AT) totalise (DOT) co.uk> contains these words: Quote: Gonna quit calling me Jon you old, old, old.......old biggot. "GLAGAZ" Gaz being the nickname for someone called Gary. Surprise surprise my name is Gary, hence i'm called Gaz. You're not the first person here to be accused of being Jon. 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