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> But a flight crew going to where they need to be. It's part and parcel of an airline service. Some airlines have an alternative means of crew transport, used
by dingaling 10y ago
> But a flight crew going to where they need to be. It's part and parcel of an airline service.
Some airlines have an alternative means of crew transport, used for such contingencies. For example Jet2 in the UK has a Piper Navajo to move misplaced crew around and TNT in Europe ( now ASL Airlines ) have a Learjet 45.
Even Ryanair, king of the bottom-line, occasionally uses its engineering Learjets to position crews. Much cheaper to send one small corporate jet than have a 189-passenger 737 stuck crewless and causing a cascading schedule disaster.