'Orange is new green'.NEWCASTLE Newcastle, city, Australia Newcastle, city (1991 pop. 262,331), New South Wales, SE Australia, on the Pacific Ocean. It is the center of one of the country's largest coal-mining areas and is a large port. Coal, wool, iron and steel, and wheat are exported. International Airport has made its link with easyJet even greener. The airline now uses the airport as an Airbus-only base. The firm's Airbuses are the most modern and fuel-efficient fu·el-ef·fi·cient adj. Operable using comparatively little fuel: fuel-efficient cars. fu aircraft which operate. The final easyJet Boeing (language) BOEING - An early system on the IBM 1130. [Listed in CACM 2(5):16, May 1959]. 737-700 left Newcastle for Luton Luton (l  `tən), city (1991 pop. 163,209), S central England on the Lea River. The largest city of Bedfordshire, it is administratively independent of the county. on November 2, marking seeing the end of this type of plane at
Newcastle Airport This article is about the airport in England, for other airports with this name, see Newcastle Airport (disambiguation).Newcastle Airport (IATA: NCL, ICAO: EGNT) is the tenth largest airport in the United Kingdom. . easyJet has been operating 737s from Newcastle since March 2003. The first 737-700 arrived at the base in December of that year. The firm has been increasing the number of aircraft it runs out of Newcastle ever since. Since March 30 2003 easyJet 737-700s have made approximately 70,178 take-offs and landings at Newcastle Airport. Now there are five easyJet Airbus A319s based at the airport. easyJet's communications manager, Andrew McConnell, said: "Orange is the new Green! "Our brand new fleet of Airbus 319s are some of the most environmentally-efficient aircraft available. "These new aircraft coupled with easyJet's efficient business model, of higher seat densities and higher load factors, means that a traditional airline emits 27% more CO2 per passenger kilometre than easyJet. "This means that anyone concerned about the environmental impact of flying should be flying with easyJet." |
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