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02-17-2006 | 06:57 PM
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They have 3 P&W powered 757s, flying only JFK-London-Stansted presently. Their interiors are luxurious, with work stations, fully-reclining beds and DVDs, trying to pry away full-fare biz travellers from AA,BA,VS and UA . Their one-way fare is $5400.00 US, and I hear their loads are 8-12 pax per flight. They might be adding a 2nd daily flight soon.
03-23-2006 | 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by B757200ER
.... and I hear their loads are 8-12 pax per flight. They might be adding a 2nd daily flight soon.
03-23-2006 | 03:00 PM
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Fireman, you're right: Their loads have picked up, to about 35/40 per flight, but at deeply discounted tickets. Noone wanted to pay the other rates, so they've been offered at big discounts, which cuts their yield.
I hear their 2nd flight has been pushed back to September, and their extra 757 is going to be offered up for charters this summer.
I hear their 2nd flight has been pushed back to September, and their extra 757 is going to be offered up for charters this summer.
03-28-2006 | 09:09 AM
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A friend of mine interviewed with EOS two weeks ago for an April class. He received a call on Friday from EOS. They told him that the April class has been posponed indefinitely, however he will be in the next class.
I ran into an EOS crew in London Stansted yesterday while I was reporting for duty. They are not very optomistic about the long term future of EOS. Their current pilot base is looking for other opportunities.
I guess that means they will run a class when they start to lose crews rather than increasing their pilot base.
I ran into an EOS crew in London Stansted yesterday while I was reporting for duty. They are not very optomistic about the long term future of EOS. Their current pilot base is looking for other opportunities.
I guess that means they will run a class when they start to lose crews rather than increasing their pilot base.
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