EUjet

[A330]

Eujet today announced it routes from both Shannon and Manston

Shannon

Dublin---daily except sat from 16th sept
Geneva--sun from 19th dec
Malaga--sat from 18th sept
Murcia--sat from 18th sept

Manston

Amsterdam, daily except saturdays from 1st of septmeber
Copenhagen monday to friday from 1st of september
Dublin daily except sunday
Edinburgh daily from 4th oct 2004
Faro sat and sund from 4th sept
Geneva daily from 13th december
Girona(Barcelona)daily except saturday from 1st sept
Glasgow monday to friday from 4th oct
Jersey sat and sund from 4th sept
Madrid daily except saturday from 4th oct
Malaga operates sat and sun from 19th oct
Manchester daily except sat from 4th oct
Milan mond to friday from 4th oct
Murcia sat from 4th september sat and sund from 10th oct
Nice sund, mon wed, fri from 1st september
Palma sat 9th october
Prague sun, tue, thurs, sat from 2nd sept
Salzburg sat from 18th dec
Toulouse sat from 18th dec
Turin sat and sun 18th dec
Zurich sat 18th dec

This is great news for Shannon airport but will we see MOL starting new routes out of Shannon to try prevent Eujet from taking off??? Murcia is one of Ryanairs new routes in Spain would MOL open up a Shannon - Murcia in competition???
Also it wasn?t long ago when people were complaining that Aer Lingus were the only airline operating the Shannon - Dublin route now we have three (Skynet, Aer Lingus and Eujet) Is there enough passengers to keep these airlines happy.

Eujet will be operating all routes with a fleet of Fokker 100?s personally I find this a strange choice of aircraft what do ye think???

Any way I whish them the best of luck and look forward to flying with them some day

A330

[snnei]

Skynet no longer operate SNN-DUB. There are positioing flights of course, but no tickets are sold anymore.

You can be pretty sure that as soon as the stopover goes (and it seems even more likely that this will be very soon with talk of US/EU deal by the June summit), EI will be off that route too. Great move by EUjet in my opinion.

F100, not such a strange choice. Jetsgo in Canada (also a low cost airline) just bought some from AA. They are really a very nice aircraft to fly on too. Seats are really comfortable and the landings seem to be ultra smooth in my experience of them with KLM.

[bx737]

It was stated in a recent edition of the German/Engish magazine "Skyliners" that the Fokker 100s were unwanted by TAM, US Airways ans AA all at the same time, so they were very reasonable with prices as low as ?100000 per aircraft. As they are becoming more popular, the prices are rising, so it is not surprising that new low cost carriers are using them.

[EUjet]

Hi i am new to this and im a big fan of eujet and i think a Fokker 100 is a great aircraft hope i be on the new EUjet route EGMH-EIDW .

Regards
James

[EIJFK]

Hi i was just wondering what aircraft do Eujet actually have?

[EUjet]

Hi all 7 Fokker 100 to be based at MSE
Regards
EUjet

[Lambada Crazy]

I cant see why airlines dont operate small aircraft from small airports, Waterford Regional Airport is an abselout Goldmine! When you hear the numbers on the ATC( An ATR 72 holds 66 people) u will hear the pilots saying "We have 66+4 on board today" Thats the Aer Arann Waterford-Lorient Route, If BA came back to waterford and operated aircraft to malaga, There would be no end to the passengers!

Just my thoughts!

[Rallye EIBFP]

If you dont mind who are MOL??

[Eddie Dillon]

Michael O'Leary I presume....

[Rallye EIBFP]

Oh yeah, should have guessed.

Thats good though- I like ryanair!

[dowlingm]

66 pax, but how many originated in GWY?

Not doubting your premise but it is a stop rather than an origin on that route.

[EIWAT]

66 pax, but how many originated in GWY?

Not doubting your premise but it is a stop rather than an origin on that route.

None as the galway lorient flight is now direct, last summer nearly every flight from waterford was full, either to manchester, luton, lorient.

[dowlingm]

Sorry EI-WAT, was not aware of that. Sounds very good then!

(Edited to note that Aer Arann's summer timetable notes that Galway-Lorient is via WAT on Sunday and only separate on Wed/Sat. The winter timetable lists the weekly flight as GWY-WAT-LRT if you look at the arrival times despite the differing flight nos.)