Offworld
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Ryanair perhaps? Wouldn't that be something. Would fit with the general image of the Edmonton market's desire for low-cost travel.
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David A
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Yes, I wonder if something is in the works. There seems to be a a big decline in travel to the US happening so maybe some of that will go to Europe this summer.
blue12
Active Member
The demand definitely exists and is increasing, it's just a matter of how much.
It really is too bad none of the airlines in question for this route currently have narrow-bodies capable of flying YEG-LHR, as that would increase the chances of the route being introduced. An A321xlr would be perfect for this route.
It really is too bad none of the airlines in question for this route currently have narrow-bodies capable of flying YEG-LHR, as that would increase the chances of the route being introduced. An A321xlr would be perfect for this route.
Glenco
Senior Member
Said it before will say it again I don’t see anyone wasting a narrow body on a slot at LHR.
Greenspace
Senior Member
Canada 3000?
yeggator
Active Member
Fortunately, there are other airports in London with local transit connections to Heathrow.
Glenco
Senior Member
Only fly B737 that do not have the range , it is a narrow body and they don’t fly into LHR. So unless you want to fly to London Luton airport a big fat zero
blue12
Active Member
1. Tell that to AC with their YHZ-LHR on a MAX 8, or JetBlue with JFK/BOS-LHR on the A320 series.
2. Gatwick still exists; TS, WS, and BA all serve some Canadian cities from LGW (TS from YYZ + YUL, WS from YYT + YHZ, BA from YVR).
Glenco
Senior Member
TS would be a good candidate with their new XLR to LGW but as far as I know they don’t have an interline agreement with WS but they do with Porter through YYZ and YUL.
blue12
Active Member
But like earlier stated, TS wants nothing to do with Western Canada and this is highly unlikely to change.
Offworld
Active Member
And Greyhound Air! That was a bold move.Canada 3000?
Glenco
Senior Member
Just as unlikely as any other scenario. Maybe this could be their re-entry into the western market with a more suitable aircraft. All possibilities seem unlikely to me so it will be interesting to see who if anyone bights
trevorhayden
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AirTransat
BASE
Active Member
According to this Reddit thread https://www.reddit.com/r/Edmonton/s/XTmICL9yLa the pickup point for Ubers has now been mandated to the pickup road on the other side of the parking garage. I have been really frustrated with this change at YEG pushing this distant arrivals pickup area which is a bad look for folks arriving in our city and I don’t know of any airports that push such a distant walk (including up and down ramps/stairs). I really hope they’ll reconsider this foolish approach.
yeggator
Active Member
Seems like some inside negotiations between the airport and local taxi companies.