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Jet2.com CEO, Philip Meeson
Jet2.com CEO, Philip Meeson
IATA Code
LS
ICAO Code
EXS
Website
www.jet2.com
Main hub
Leeds/Bradford Airport
Country
United Kingdom
Business model
Low Cost Carrier

Jet2.com is a British LCC with its main base at Leeds Bradford International Airport, as well as seven secondary bases across the country's north; Blackpool, Belfast International, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Nottingham, East Midlands and Manchester.  Jet2's network includes scheduled passenger services to 50 destinations across Europe and the Middle East, as well as contract charter and air cargo services. The carrier is owned by Dart Group PLC.

Location of Jet2.com main hub (Leeds/Bradford Airport)

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UK airports cater for LCCs while package vacation demand decreases but supply increases

13-Oct-11 2:40 PM

The expression ‘mixed messages’ is often banded around in the air transport business. There is a clear case of it in the UK right now where many airports are behaving as if there is little future for the traditional package holiday delivered by dedicated charter airlines while at the same time the LCCs, who were supposed to supplant the charter airlines with their FIT-friendly offer, are increasingly turning to the package vacation in order to differentiate themselves from the opposition and to appease growing demand from their customers.

LCCs and unaligned carriers take greater share of global aviation again in August 2011

11-Aug-11 3:28 PM

The world's low-cost carriers (LCC) and airlines not part of the global alliances have taken market share away from the leading global groupings again this month, continuing a theme of recent months. Over the past 12 months, LCCs have increased their share of global aviation (in terms of seats per week) from 22.9% in Aug-2010 to 23.8% in Aug-2011, while the un-aligned carriers have risen from 27.6% to 28.8%. Over the same period, Star Alliance's share has fallen 0.9 ppts to 23.1%, while oneworld has lost 0.8 ppts to 10.2%. SkyTeam has seen its share drop 0.3% to 14.1%, according to Innovata schedule data.

Global LCC rankings: Jun-2011. Unaligned carriers and LCCs gain greater share of global aviation

5-Jul-11 1:35 PM

The world's low-cost carriers (LCC) and airlines not part of the global alliances have taken market share away from the leading global groupings this month. Over the past 12 months, LCCs have increased their share of global aviation (in terms of seats per week) from 23.1% to 23.8%, while the un-aligned carriers have risen from 27.3% to 29%. Over the same period, Star Alliance's share has fallen 1.1 ppts to 23%, while oneworld has lost 0.9 ppts to 10.2%. SkyTeam, which has added China Eastern and Shanghai Airlines to the fold lately, has seen its share drop just 0.4% to 14%.

Global LCC Rankings: Jun-2011. Jetstar's capacity surge drives it into world's Top 10

6-Jun-11 5:00 PM

Southwest remains the world's largest LCC in Jun-2011, though Ryanair is progressively closing the gap, with another 20%+ surge in capacity this month. There was no change in the Top 10, with the exception of Jetstar which moved into tenth position with a 20.5% year-on-year surge in capacity. In doing so it relegated Virgin Australia out of the top flight. Virgin's 6.3% reduction in ASKs dropped it down three positions to 13th largest.

bmibaby Managing Director, Julian Carr bmibaby ceases Cardiff and Manchester operations to expand at Belfast, East Midlands, Birmingham

15-Apr-11 10:33 AM

bmibaby stated it would cease all operations from Cardiff and Manchester Airports at the end of the summer 2011 schedule. As a result, four bmibaby aircraft based at the two airports will be redeployed to Belfast, East Midlands and Birmingham. The airline currently operates 40 weekly services from Manchester and 30 weekly services from Cardiff to European destinations.

Air China tops airline Enterprise Value rankings; Delta second; no LCCs in top 10

16-Mar-11 9:53 AM

It would appear China has already reached its aim of creating a world-beating "super carrier" – at least in terms of financial size. Air China is by far the world’s biggest airline, based on a current ranking of listed airlines’ Enterprise Values (EV) assembled by the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA).

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