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Air Dolomiti cease services to Vienna

With mid May 2013 Air Dolomiti will suspend the route Verona-Vienna operated twice a day!

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, Apr 29 2013

Filed under: airliines
Vueling modify schedules to Florence

Between Aug 1 2013 and Sept 16 2013 Vueling will apply changes to frequencies operated from new base of Florence. Madrid is increased to 5xweek with new flights on thursdays and sundays. Hamburg is reduced from 3xweek to 2xweek , no flights on thursdays...

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, Apr 29 2013

Filed under: airlines
Pegasus increase to Bologna

The regular flight from Istanbul SAW to Bologna with winter timetable is increased from 4xweek to 5xweek. In last winter schedule was 3xweek.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, Apr 29 2013

Filed under: airlines
Vueling increase Bologna and Turin

New services commenced now to Barcelona with origin Biologna and Turin are upgraded to daily. with winter timetable 2013/14 Currently they're operated six a week to Bologna and five weekly toi Turin.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, Apr 29 2013

Filed under: new routes, airliines
TAP quits Turin?

No flights are suitable from winter timetable 2013/14 on Turin-Lisbon. The route was commenced less than one year ago by June 2012 and now the airline probably has decided to quit it by the end of October 2013.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, Apr 29 2013

Filed under: airlines
Transavia switch to Venice the flight Treviso-Eindhoven

As from May 16 2013 the route operated to Treviso with destination Eindhoven is switched to Venice.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, Apr 29 2013

Filed under: airlines
Wizz drops Treviso-Sofia

Te route from Treviso to Sofia was dropped in the month.

Posted to Italy Airline News by FlyBolognAirport on Mon, Apr 29 2013

Filed under: airlines
Cranky on the Web (April 22 – 26)

In the Trenches: Finding the Right Employee – Intuit Small Business Blog Now the search is on for a new employee, but it’s not as easy as I might like it to be. The Alaska Formula: How the Airline Changes and Keeps Customers Happy –...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Sat, Apr 27 2013

Filed under: Alaska Airlines
Topic of the Week: Do the Little Things Count?

Yesterday, US Airways told us that it was upgrading its offering in coach on long haul flights over the Atlantic and to Brazil. Travelers will now get free wine with their meal and free headsets. Does that matter to you? Will this make a difference? Read...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Fri, Apr 26 2013

Filed under: US Airways
Across the Aisle From US Airways’ Planning Chief on The Importance of LA and New York to American … and More

Yesterday was what is likely to be the last US Airways media day. Next year, the merger with American will be done, and we’ll all be heading to Dallas/Ft Worth for the first American media day. Since the merger has yet to close, there wasn’t...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Thu, Apr 25 2013

Filed under: US Airways, American, Across the Aisle Interviews
Willie Walsh Has Plenty to Say About Alliances and Acquisitions at CAPA’s Airlines in Transition Conference

My time in Dublin wasn’t just spent drinking Guinness and learning about Travelport’s new merchandising platform. The main event was the Centre for Aviation’s (CAPA) Airlines in Transition conference. The gathering was an interesting...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Tue, Apr 23 2013

Filed under: British Airways, Miscellaneous
United Jacks Up Change Fees, Earns the Cranky Jackass Award

You all know that I like fees. I think having ancillary fees lets people pick and choose what they want when they fly, and that’s a good thing. This isn’t a rant on fees. Instead, this is a rant on bad fees that really make it difficult to...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Mon, Apr 22 2013

Filed under: United, Cranky Jackass
Starting a Museum, Fifth Blog, "North American Museum of Flight Simulation”

Our Founding Membership drive is going strong and we have signed up over 30 members. On April 27th 2013 we will move our first simulator (home built) to the Hangar at Boundary Bay Airport where we have been given storage space of 500sq.ft. Boundary Bay...

Posted to Flyvertosset's Aviation Blog by flyvertosset on Mon, Apr 22 2013

Filed under: "North American Museum of Flight Simulation”, Starting a Museum, Fifth Blog
Cranky on the Web (April 15 – 19)

What the Heck is a Ground Stop? – Conde Nast Daily Traveler After the ground stop in Boston following the explosions at the marathon and another one for American’s computer failure the following day, CN thought it was a good idea to explain...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Sat, Apr 20 2013

Filed under: American, Air Traffic Control
Spotting Abroad by Paul Moiser Introduction.

Hello everyone and welcome to my spotting abroad blog. My name is Paul Moiser and I'm 32 and have been spotting now for just under 18 of those years. Over the past 15 years I've been fortunate to have travelled all over the world, so I decided...

Posted to Spotting Abroad by Paul Moiser by Paul Moiser on Fri, Apr 19 2013

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