Boston Flights
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Boston Flights
American Airlines are axing their daily flights between Manchester and Boston, but from May FlyGlobespan will launch a daily service between Boston and Glasgow.
Direct flights from Boston to the UK are now available from London and Glasgow.
Direct flights from Boston to the UK are now available from London and Glasgow.
Last edited by Andy1l; Aug 29th 2006 at 4:14 pm.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Andy1l
but from May FlyGlobespan will launch a daily service between Manchester and Glasgow.
the MAN - BOS routes have always been seasonal.
I also heard a rumour that AA are axing their ORD - GLA route
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Andy1l
American Airlines are axing their daily flights between Manchester and Boston, but from May FlyGlobespan will launch a daily service between Manchester and Glasgow.
Direct flights from Boston to the UK are now available from London and Glasgow.
Direct flights from Boston to the UK are now available from London and Glasgow.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Manc
short flight.........
the MAN - BOS routes have always been seasonal.
I also heard a rumour that AA are axing their ORD - GLA route
the MAN - BOS routes have always been seasonal.
I also heard a rumour that AA are axing their ORD - GLA route
American Airlines are axing a tone of European flight and sending passengers via London or Paris.
They are hoping that people in the UK will now fly from Glasgow or Manchester to London and then get an American Airlines flight.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Andy1l
They are hoping that people in the UK will now fly from Glasgow or Manchester to London and then get an American Airlines flight.
Manchester still has a very viable transatlantic market.
One world (BA and AA) operate flights daily out of Manchester to JFK and ORD respectively.
BMI to ORD
Delta to JFK / ATL
US to PHL
CO to EWR
Virgin to MCO
AC to YYZ
Pakistan also flies MAN to JFK I believe.
And If I do have to change somewhere, I'd rather change at Schiphol than London.
There is no need for Manchester Customers to go via LHR to get across the atlantic......
it will be AA's loss.
Also didn't AA have a MIA flight out of MAN for awhile?
What does perturb me is the use of 757 flying pencils to British regional airports, they're about as comfortable as sitting in a sardine tin.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Manc
not really.
Manchester still has a very viable transatlantic market.
One world (BA and AA) operate flights daily out of Manchester to JFK and ORD respectively.
BMI to ORD
Delta to JFK / ATL
US to PHL
CO to EWR
Virgin to MCO
AC to YYZ
Pakistan also flies MAN to JFK I believe.
And If I do have to change somewhere, I'd rather change at Schiphol than London.
There is no need for Manchester Customers to go via LHR to get across the atlantic......
it will be AA's loss.
Also didn't AA have a MIA flight out of MAN for awhile?
What does perturb me is the use of 757 flying pencils to British regional airports, they're about as comfortable as sitting in a sardine tin.
Manchester still has a very viable transatlantic market.
One world (BA and AA) operate flights daily out of Manchester to JFK and ORD respectively.
BMI to ORD
Delta to JFK / ATL
US to PHL
CO to EWR
Virgin to MCO
AC to YYZ
Pakistan also flies MAN to JFK I believe.
And If I do have to change somewhere, I'd rather change at Schiphol than London.
There is no need for Manchester Customers to go via LHR to get across the atlantic......
it will be AA's loss.
Also didn't AA have a MIA flight out of MAN for awhile?
What does perturb me is the use of 757 flying pencils to British regional airports, they're about as comfortable as sitting in a sardine tin.
Glasgow is has great connections across the world with no need to go to London. I personally never will fly via London. If say I wanted to fly to Sydney I would fly Glasgow to Dubai and then Dubai to Sydney.
From Glasgow we have direct long haul flights to Barbados, Boston, Calgary, Cancun, Cayo Coco, Chicago, Dubai, Halifax, Holguin, Islamabad, Karachi, Las Vegas, New York, Orlando International, Orlando Sanford, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Puerto Plata, Toronto, Vancouver and Varadero
Most of these have connections on offer so instead of flying Glasgow-London-San Francisco I would fly Glasgow-Philadelphia-San Francisco.
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Also, starting next May 25th we will have FlyGlobespan operating between Liverpool & Newark, NJ.
I prefer using AA between ORD & MAN, myself.
Jim.
I prefer using AA between ORD & MAN, myself.
Jim.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Scouse Express
Also, starting next May 25th we will have FlyGlobespan operating between Liverpool & Newark, NJ.
I prefer using AA between ORD & MAN, myself.
Jim.
I prefer using AA between ORD & MAN, myself.
Jim.
good news on Liverpool getting decent american service at last.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Andy1l
Yea I know there are other long haul flights but American Airlines are hoping we will use their flights from London rather then other airlines from Manchester and Glasgow.
Glasgow is has great connections across the world with no need to go to London. I personally never will fly via London. If say I wanted to fly to Sydney I would fly Glasgow to Dubai and then Dubai to Sydney.
From Glasgow we have direct long haul flights to Barbados, Boston, Calgary, Cancun, Cayo Coco, Chicago, Dubai, Halifax, Holguin, Islamabad, Karachi, Las Vegas, New York, Orlando International, Orlando Sanford, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Puerto Plata, Toronto, Vancouver and Varadero
Most of these have connections on offer so instead of flying Glasgow-London-San Francisco I would fly Glasgow-Philadelphia-San Francisco.
Glasgow is has great connections across the world with no need to go to London. I personally never will fly via London. If say I wanted to fly to Sydney I would fly Glasgow to Dubai and then Dubai to Sydney.
From Glasgow we have direct long haul flights to Barbados, Boston, Calgary, Cancun, Cayo Coco, Chicago, Dubai, Halifax, Holguin, Islamabad, Karachi, Las Vegas, New York, Orlando International, Orlando Sanford, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Puerto Plata, Toronto, Vancouver and Varadero
Most of these have connections on offer so instead of flying Glasgow-London-San Francisco I would fly Glasgow-Philadelphia-San Francisco.
Are Las Vegas and Sandford schedule flights or charter?
BMI offers flights to those places out of MAN but not daily.
Monarch flies to Sandford too but is charter I think.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Manc
alright Jim.
good news on Liverpool getting decent american service at last.
good news on Liverpool getting decent american service at last.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Manc
Who flies to Ottawa from GLA is that Zoom?
Are Las Vegas and Sandford schedule flights or charter?
BMI offers flights to those places out of MAN but not daily.
Monarch flies to Sandford too but is charter I think.
Are Las Vegas and Sandford schedule flights or charter?
BMI offers flights to those places out of MAN but not daily.
Monarch flies to Sandford too but is charter I think.
It (Glasgow to Ottawa) was a summer only service but this year for the first time it will operate in the winter.
Las Vegas and Sanford are a mix of scheduled and charter flights. FlyGlobespan operate daily to Sanford and twice a week to Las Vegas.
Charter flights to Las Vegas are operated by MyTravel and charter flights to Sanford are operated by MyTravel, First Choice, Monarch, Excel Airways, Travel City Direct and ThomsonFly.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Andy1l
Excel Airways,
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Manc
XLA.........you couldn't pay me to fly with those clowns.
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Andy1l
Lol take it they are mince? Never flown with them myself…
not bad for one week. they have more delays and cancellations than British Rail........
incidentally, they managed to evacuate 519 people from the plane with the engine fire.......
519 in a 747?
no thanks.........
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/tm_objectid=17595771&method=full&siteid=66633&head line=tourists-in-jumbo-jet-blaze-drama--name_page.html
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Re: Boston Flights
Originally Posted by Manc
one of their rancid old 747's had an engine fire and they had a bomb scare.......that's just last week.
not bad for one week. they have more delays and cancellations than British Rail........
incidentally, they managed to evacuate 519 people from the plane with the engine fire.......
519 in a 747?
no thanks.........
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/tm_objectid=17595771&method=full&siteid=66633&head line=tourists-in-jumbo-jet-blaze-drama--name_page.html
not bad for one week. they have more delays and cancellations than British Rail........
incidentally, they managed to evacuate 519 people from the plane with the engine fire.......
519 in a 747?
no thanks.........
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/tm_objectid=17595771&method=full&siteid=66633&head line=tourists-in-jumbo-jet-blaze-drama--name_page.html