Don’t forget that Thomson Airways (UK) Ltd. still have a new livery somewhere in the pipeline.

Of course, I could just refer you to your previous thread on the matter: http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=88776

I’m just being awkward and pedantic because I’m extremely bored!

I thought you were like that all the time?! 😉 (Joke!)

How many were built, and where are they? :confused:

Just because they’re “current” doesn’t mean they’re used though!

Class B are manufacturer registrations, so I guess it’s ‘cos we don’t build anything any more!

Of course, I’m sure there’s a more accurate reason!

As Mike said, it’ll be worth contacting your agent to see what they say, though it’s most likely it’s changed, which isn’t surprising.

Airlines don’t operate one aircraft to one destination, this is a myth that people seem to believe, right up until it breaks, then they expect another one to be right there ready for them.

Today it was
“Chris, can you upload document XYZ on to the website please?”
“Yep, I’ll do it now”
20 minutes later….
“Chris, is that document online?”
“It is, I can see it here on the admin page”
“It’s not appearing on the website though”
“I’ll take a look and talk to the developers if needs be”
An hour of talking to the developers on the phone, who didn’t know why it wouldn’t appear either…..
“Oh %^*&, I’ve uploaded it to the development server!”

Stupid Chris 🙁 The dev site is a few letters different from the main site, so as far as I knew (I didn’t think to check I was on the right site) it was online, I could see it on the admin and public sides of the site. A good 90 minutes of my day wasted, leaving me rather frustrated and annoyed at myself, and I had to phone the developers to avoid wasting their time!

It might be, but I don’t think so. Hopefully in a few days you’ll be able to confirm for s, knowing Air Livery’s speed!