Stobart Air goes BANG!

[MerchantOfEnnis]

They were a great airline to travel with if going to the UK, barely 30 people on the plane, nice and comfortable, very reliable.

I always hated the idea of being herded onto one of Ryanair's jets for a 40 minute flight. If I'm going to endure the Ryanair experience then I want to be landing somewhere a bit more appealing than Glasgow or Birmingham.

 

[Lostmeringtopaddypower]

ATR 42/72

Grim aircraft.

 

[rebelsrebel]

They were a great airline to travel with if going to the UK, barely 30 people on the plane, nice and comfortable, very reliable.

I always hated the idea of being herded onto one of Ryanair's jets for a 40 minute flight. If I'm going to endure the Ryanair experience then I want to be landing somewhere a bit more appealing than Glasgow or Birmingham.

when Aerlingus was actually our national airline and they ran a proper commuter division rathercthsn leased it....they were better then. the F50 was a fine aircraft...up to Dubl8n in it no bother..

 

[nelly sham]

I liked the newer kit ours when the thin framed seats, a lot more leg room.

Aer Arann / Stobart will always have a place in my heart for getting me home for Xmas in 2010 with the big snow.
Airport closed for hours, flight wasn’t cancelled, saw the plane takeoff on flight radar from cork and knew we’d be grand. Airport reopened for 2 hours, they were the first to land. We were bused out to almost the runway, loaded, refuelled and gone in about 30 mins. Unreal.

Some buzz on the flight.

 

[Choice is yours]

That's right bah.
That's why governments all over Europe are flooding national airlines with bailouts.

Lol, he really is simple. It's all a conspiracy man

 

[dukeroyale]

They were a great airline to travel with if going to the UK, barely 30 people on the plane, nice and comfortable, very reliable.

I always hated the idea of being herded onto one of Ryanair's jets for a 40 minute flight. If I'm going to endure the Ryanair experience then I want to be landing somewhere a bit more appealing than Glasgow or Birmingham.

you absolute rookie!

i normally spend my ryanair flight on the scratch cards. win/win! no need to dwell on where i’m going to or coming from. horse into the onboard lottery tickets and there’s a good chance your flight will be paid for before you hit the tarmac on the other side.

 

[dukeroyale]

all part of the plan to destroy the aviation industry. it will never return to the way it way..they want less travelling around the world.

who?

 

[Beaty]

ATR 42/72

Grim aircraft.

Pilots call it 'The Trolley'.

B

 

[rebelsrebel]

Pilots call it 'The Trolley'.

B

wasmt a patch on the shorts 360 flying shoebox

 

[Mike Strutter]

all part of the plan to destroy the aviation industry. it will never return to the way it way..they want less travelling around the world.

I'm surprised that Eamon Ryan made a comment about the jobs etc. I would have thouht he would be happy there are less planes in the sky.