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@technicslover @O2 O2 don't have pride in themselves, I can't get connection anywhere!

Hey @O2 seems Pride isn't everywhere. I had a long walk round town this morning including two shopping malls and you are the only business showing any sign of Pride month. It's over, do catch up, you're embarrassing yourselves!

@dannyholmes84 @SPD_travels They're in the selling process at the moment, so the end is probably near😟

@SPD_travels Could we also see the end of norse with this? They’ve said that there leasing is making money but the routes they fly are losing money. Good time now for virgin to jump in and fly the route’s they must have some slack with with the fleet

Info | Indigo will end all Manchester flights at the end of August. I said this would happen. I knew very well that once Willie Walsh was announced as boss, the writing would be on the wall for most, if not all, IndiGos long haul network. But people didn’t believe me.

@dan2038810 @Gatwick_Airport @airtransat 😂🤦‍♂️

@Gatwick_Airport @airtransat Wow manchester hasn't gotten anything good in the past 5 years and it still more in demand like triple then even heathrow

Today we celebrated the launch of London Gatwick’s first-ever direct flight between the airport and Ottawa, Canada! ✈️ @airtransat proudly operated its inaugural service to Ottawa, marking another exciting milestone for London Gatwick’s long-haul network. The new seasonal route will operate three times a week, offering UK travellers even more choice when planning a visit to Canada. Read more in our press release: mediacentre.gatwickairport.com/news/london-ga…

@SPD_travels They're awful! Then want me to pay for a subscription🤦‍♂️

Completely agree. This outfit using AI for all of its article writing and images means it’s literally one of the worst publications on the internet. I don’t even bother clicking into it now as I know it’s going to be absolute garbage.

@dannyholmes84 @AlyssonSZN What planes do they use? They've got over 100 past their best with little coming in to replace or grow - IAG to blame...

@AlyssonSZN Simple BA dont care about any flights apart from london

Why doesn’t British airways fly from Birmingham? Is there a specific reason behind it?

@Sharkkk34807334 @SPD_travels Yes. I believe Cardiff and another were gaining P&Os through Norse 1x week which would fill the MAN BKK gap

@o7will @SPD_travels Stretched aircraft and it was one flight every week

After canning Manchester-Bangkok after one season, Los Angeles is next on the Norse chopping block.

@PolitlcsUK Been doing this on bustimes.org for years... Much more reliable - has how many mins delayed, whole timetable and last updated all on one screen

🚨 NEW: The Government says bus passengers in all of England will be able to start tracking their bus in real time through Google Maps from tomorrow

@KyleOnAMission @MikeHun68537113 @AaronBastani @CharlotteCGill Yet you want to punish CEOs who work every day..

@MikeHun68537113 @AaronBastani @CharlotteCGill Someone might say that left wing people are more intelligent and therefore more likely to be in weekday only jobs… Someone might

Sadly the Right can't organise as many protests as they are too busy working.

@OckendenPhoebe @ukairport24 Lhr

@ukairport24 @o7will That Melbourne one from Gatwick??

British Airways have announced a massive 2026 winter expansion with three new routes and many increases. British Airways will add a daily Melbourne via Kuala Lumpur from 9th January 2027 (Year Round) British Airways will transfer San Jose from London Gatwick to London Heathrow and will increase to five weekly. British Airways will add a three weekly Colombo from London Gatwick from 23rd October 2026 (Seasonal). British Airways will add a seasonal daily Bridgetown from London Gatwick from 25 October 2026. Biggest increase of flights British Airways have announced in years!!

@Mozzer2015 @girikesavan @Turbinetraveler 'punishing'🙄 It helps keep the cost low for everyone - if suitcases were free, the base fare would account for the extra fuel, the delays in boarding & the extra staff which would make EVERYONE's fare a lot more expensive, rather than those who choose to have an addon

@girikesavan @Turbinetraveler Nope because Ryanair have designed their pricing to be punishing for passengers taking suitcases and ryanair don’t take cargo

How Ryanair saves money.

@McrGreenParty We don't need a higher minimum wage - we need cuts on bills and products so EVERYONE benefits (I know how much you like division!)

If you can't remember A=πr², C=2πr, or a²+b²=c² then I'm not entirely convinced you deserve a maths GCSE.

@MonsieurPiddly Was watching bluesky av live on youtube, bird strike

Something going on at Manchester Airport? These two have flown over me twice!

@Tobias_Gudat 9H-XLD? Another UK one gone🙁

A321xlr Wizz UK G-XLRB MSN12599

@airlinerslive Its stupid. Baggage prices are so high to discoursge them, and is how the profit is made. Slows down boarding massively and will csuse so many problems

🚨NEWS: easyJet CEO Slams the new EU Law as a "Lunatic Idea" 👇 The European Parliament vote mandating FREE carry-on luggage for all passengers is officially proceeding, and airline executives are unhappy. The new legislation requires airlines flying in and out of the EU to guarantee every passenger one larger carry-on bag and a smaller bag, free of charge. Consumer rights groups view the legislation as a success for travelers tired of extra fees. However, easyJet Chief Executive Kenton Jarvis has strongly criticized the proposal, labelling it a "lunatic idea" and "crazy European legislation." Under the proposed rules, travellers will be permitted a 7kg carry-on bag with combined dimensions of up to 100cm, alongside a smaller under-seat personal item, without facing extra charges. For years, budget carriers like Ryanair and easyJet have used an unbundled pricing model. By charging separately for options like larger cabin bags and seat selection, they offer extremely low base fares, which does allow millions of people to travel cheaply. If this legislation becomes law, airlines will lose a large portion of their secondary revenue. For easyJet, baggage fees accounted for a major part of their £2.5 billion extras income last year. The loss of this income means airlines will likely raise base ticket prices for everyone to recover the costs. In addition to the financial impact, airline executives state the rule is operationally impossible. Jarvis noted that aircraft lack the physical space in the overhead bins to hold a suitcase for every passenger. In a recent interview, he stated, "There just isn't the space in the cabin, so that's another lunatic idea." He added that this would force staff to offload cabin bags into the hold, which causes major boarding delays. For passengers, this legislation could result in more expensive tickets and longer wait times at the gate. What are your thoughts on these changes? 👇

@planet_anthro @Heccles94 I know, they should be higher. Greens will destroy the country - reform aren't perfect but will fix some of the foundations and turn spending to benefit the country rather than others.

My New Gorton and Denton Prediction. 💚 Greens 33% 🟣 Reform UK 31% 🥀 Labour 24% What do you think? Can you make this happen?

Jet2 has announced further expansion at London Gatwick, including a brand-new and exclusive route to Lesvos (Mytilene). The airline will operate services to the Greek island from 2 May to 10 October 2027 as part of its expanded programme. Full details 👇 aviationnewsuk.com/jet2expandslgw

@BladeoftheS Over £75k for a wind turbine. Not always windy and need constant maintenance

The reason we don't have renewable energy is because it is too cheap. They make 400% profit on Fossil Fuel, they won't even make a tenth of that on renewable energy.