easyJet Airlines (London Gatwick Airport to Belfast International Airport), AIRBUS A320-2002/5/2013
  EasyJet is a British low-budget airline based at it's headquarters at London Luton Airport. With a fleet of 188 aircraft (including the largest number of Airbus A319's operated by any global airline at 138 aircraft), the airline flies to 134 destinations. The airline employees over 8,000 people in Europe. Apart from Luton, their other base is at Geneva Airport in Switzerland. Route: London Gatwick Airport to Belfast International Airport Departure date and time of flight: February 2013, 17:30pm Flight Number: EZY837 IATA Code: U2 IACO: EZY Flight duration: 1 hour and 5 minutes Class: Economy Class (only one class) Aircraft type: Airbus A320-200 Punctuality of the flight: The flight was on time and landed around 5 minutes early. Any baggage issues: No issues- the bags arrived on time and in one piece. Comments on the check-in staff and any issues: The check in staff were polite, and very professional. Gatwick Airport is never as busy as Heathrow, and the time taken to get from check-in through to the gate was around about 15 minutes at the most. Comments regarding the pre-meal service: None- food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments regarding the first meal: None- food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments regarding the drinks service: None- food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments regarding the in-flight snacks (if any): None- food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments regarding the second meal (if any): None- food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments on the in-flight system (if any): Just the in-flight Magazine for EasyJet, but no PVTs’. Improvements that could be made: None. Comments on the interior of the aircraft (including seat comfort): Very clean and beautiful. The colour scheme is all based on the trademark bright Orange colour. It’s so striking that when you are on a EasyJet flight, its difficult to get rid of the thought of eating a fresh bright Orange! EasyJet's fleet of Airbus A319s and A320s have a seat configuration of 3-3 on all their aircraft. Overall rating 1-10 (worst-best): 10    Photo Copyright Navjot Singh Route: Edinburgh to East Midlands Airport
Departure date and time of flight: 09:00am on the 23rd November 2003 Flight Number: EZY712 Flight duration: 45 minutes Class: Economy Class (only one class) Aircraft type: Boeing 737-500 Punctuality of the flight: The flight was on time and landed around 10 minutes early. Any baggage issues: No issues- the bags arrived on time and in one piece. Comments on the check-in staff and any issues: The check-in staff were polite, and very professional. There was no problem what so ever. Even though Edinburgh airport can be busy in the peak morning hours’. Comments regarding the pre-meal service: None. The food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments regarding the first meal: None. The food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments regarding the drinks service: None. The food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments regarding the in-flight snacks (if any): None. The food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments regarding the second meal (if any): None. The food was available for purchase if anyone wanted to. Comments on the in-flight system (if any): Just the in-flight magazine for easyJet, but no PVTs’. Comments of professionalism of the cabin crew: Very professional. Improvements that could be made: None. Comments on the interior of the aircraft (including seat comfort): Very clean and beautiful. The colour scheme is all based on the trademark bright orange colour. It’s so striking that when you are on a easyJet flight, its difficult to get rid of the thought of eating a fresh bright orange! Overall rating 1-10 (worst-best): 10 |
 Navjot Singh inside an Airbus A320 cockpit of British Airways at Heathrow Airport About Airline PRThis is a special section on Airline Branding, and Airline Public Relations written by me on all the flights I have been fortunate enough to have been on. These are not records taken from somewhere else, but are actual flights I have been on. Most of the flight trips are officially sponsored by the airline companies in order to promote their certain routes, and aircraft. Airline promotion and PR related work in the aviation industry is one of my expertise. 
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