Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/58493...-to-manchester
I'll have a bit of that. I'd love to have a go on that plane. |
Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 8462567)
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/58493...-to-manchester
I'll have a bit of that. I'd love to have a go on that plane. But Manchester? It's known more than anything else as a large load carrier - is EK's business on the Manchester route really that good? |
Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 8462599)
It's a fantastic plane - and very quiet. I go to/from Dubai-Sydney on it.
But Manchester? It's known more than anything else as a large load carrier - is EK's business on the Manchester route really that good? |
Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 8462599)
It's a fantastic plane - and very quiet. I go to/from Dubai-Sydney on it.
But Manchester? It's known more than anything else as a large load carrier - is EK's business on the Manchester route really that good? As are Etihad and Qatar Airways. London Airways of course offers nothing long haul to the east from Manchester. |
Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 8462615)
Obviously it is. They wouldn't do it unless it made business sense, would they?
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Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Does this mean they'll take it off the Jeddah route, I wonder...
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Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Word out on the street, is that the load factors are rather high on this route, not a full load every time but, maybe a business sense to add in a first class service on this route.
Instead of just a Business and basic cattle class, as it is at the moment. |
Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by coffindodger
(Post 8463115)
Word out on the street, is that the load factors are rather high on this route, not a full load every time but, maybe a business sense to add in a first class service on this route.
Instead of just a Business and basic cattle class, as it is at the moment. ........... between one broken economy and another, in fact............. :huh: |
Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Does this mean we'll get more Mancs in Dubai?
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Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 8463172)
Does this mean we'll get more Mancs in Dubai?
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Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 8463172)
Does this mean we'll get more Mancs in Dubai?
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Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 8462964)
Haven't you ever heard of a bad business decision? This could very well turn out to be one, you know...........
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Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 8463141)
Fascinating.............. Emirates are putting a great deal of faith on high volumes of passenger traffic between two major centes in the UK (LHR is also served by an A380) and Dubai...........
........... between one broken economy and another, in fact............. :huh: so it's really lovely and clever of you to point out how 'broken' both economies are, however, that piece of info has limited relevance to the launch of this new service. |
Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by expat.brat
(Post 8463494)
please dont try to sound knowledgable about something you clearly know very little about. there may or may not be huge vols of traffic between man and dxb, however many passengers will use this service to connect to many other points in africa, the far east, and beyond.
so it's really lovely and clever of you to point out how 'broken' both economies are, however, that piece of info has limited relevance to the launch of this new service. You'd be surprised at how far people travel within the UK to get the Manchester flight. |
Re: Emirates to fly the A380 on Manchester route.
Originally Posted by expat.brat
(Post 8463494)
please dont try to sound knowledgable about something you clearly know very little about. there may or may not be huge vols of traffic between man and dxb, however many passengers will use this service to connect to many other points in africa, the far east, and beyond.
so it's really lovely and clever of you to point out how 'broken' both economies are, however, that piece of info has limited relevance to the launch of this new service. Emirates reminds me of Dubai three years ago - onwards and upwards, sustainable business model, cannot fail, 2000 more cabin crew this year etc etc...... I wish them luck. |
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