Comment: Forgive me for being very harsh, but just stumbled upon this and here's my thoughts on this draft:

1. Likely fails the threshold specified in WP:ORGSIG,

2. Uses bustimes.org for a fleet list citation - that will fail WP:UGC, as users can edit that and withdraw vehicles at their whim,

3. Needs a broader formatting and grammar cleanup in line with MOS:LAYOUT; changes include references/citations before punctuation, images that could be moved into the lead paragraph (and have enthusiast waffle taken out of their captions), overlinking (i.e. repeated links for Solihull, Transport for West Midlands, National Express West Midlands and other area operators), and egregious use of piped links that assumes the reader knows what a 'ADL 200MMC' is and which 'Diamond' is being referenced,

4. Typos in reflist (i.e. 'routeine') and Companies House cite repeated twice, and

5. Calls upon too many WikiProjects, sometimes overlapping, on the talk page; I think the recommended maximum is between two and four WPs.

Given what I've seen and listed here, I don't really see this going through on your third attempt without some comprehensive rewriting. Hullian111 (talk) 11:27, 3 December 2024 (UTC)

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Hiya, have added a reply on the talk page. Jpdfive (talk) 17:03, 3 December 2024 (UTC)

Landflight Travel Services

Enviro200 MMC at Solihull Town Centre
Founded	1994
Headquarters	Vulcan Road, Solihull
Service area	Solihull, West Midlands
Service type	Bus service Private car hire Coach hire Airport transfer
Hubs	Solihull Town Centre Solihull Railway Station
Website	http://www.landflight.co.uk

LandFlight Travel Services (formerly trading as Silverline/also known as Silverline Landflight Limited) is a public transport company running routes out of Solihull, private hire car, bus and coach services, and contracted bus shuttle services with Jaguar Land Rover at their Solihull plant. LandFlight is one of few smaller operators running in the West Midlands, alongside major operators National Express West Midlands and Diamond Bus .

Established in August 1994 as Silverline Landflight Limited (beginning operations considerably later after filing as a dormant company until 1999), the company runs short distance local bus routes in Solihull and surrounding areas, and offers private hire taxi, limousine, and coach services, out of their garage and registered office at Vulcan House, Solihull.^[1]

Bus routes out of Solihull are currently run by a selection of operators, including LandFlight, National Express West Midlands, Diamond Bus, and Stagecoach Midlands. LandFlight gained their services from both the winding up of other operators, and through tenders from Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) over time.

In January 2019, the company announced a large investment in 20 new staff, and eight brand new ADL 200MMC buses to support new routes operated on behalf of TfWM.^[2][3]

In April 2020, during the Covid-19 pandemic, LandFlight provided free trips to NHS staff, and waived pre-09:30 ticket charges for concessionary pass holders.^[4][5]

In June 2023, the company purchased the region's first fully battery powered electric coach.^[6]

In December 2024, following the new government's committment to giving control of bus services to local powers,^[7][8] TfWM announced changes to bus services across the region. Selected services were withdrawn, replaced, or subsidised by local authorities. These changes included the re-numbering, alternation, and replacement of the majority of the company's services to better suit the local area, with edits to all routes except the A10. They took on the A1 and A2 from Diamond Bus, in the form of new services numbered 601 and 602, respectively, and began running the 'A6' route to Dorridge via Knowle, as well as routes to replace the A3, A4, A5, A12 and A15 (previously Diamond), with minor route and timetable changes to the A7/8 (circular route).^[9][10]

LandFlight currently has a fleet of 15 vehicles,^[11] comprising 13 white ADL 200MMC’s of varying length, one branded in a grey livery, and named in memory of LandFlight driver David Brunt, and one Enviro 200, previously branded for its Blythe Valley Business Park Services.

In December 2024, to accomodate their new routes and timetables, LandFlight entered into service six additional white ADL 200MMC’s.^[12]

As of December 2024, the company run a total of 10 routes.^[13][14] The 601, 602, 630, 631, 664, 665, A6, A7/8 (circular), and A10 all terminate in Solihull, either at the town centre, or at Solihull Railway Station. Services provide bus provision to passengers from Solihull, to Dickens Heath, Hollywood, Maypole, Shirley, Acocks Green, Chelmsley Wood, Yardley, Olton, Sheldon, Cheswick Green, Balsall Common, Knowle, and Monkspath.