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  • in reply to: Airbus A380 At 50 #475969
    KabirT
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    I don’t think the 380 fits in the business models followed by US carriers, which is frequency based and not size based. But a lot of aircraft will be required by US carriers to replace ageing fleets of 757s, 767s and a whole lot of MDs. It will be interesting to see what Boeing pitches against the A320NEO family.

    Emirates will face an increasing amount of resistance from countries, as the recent problems with Germany have shown. Even India has not allowed EK to operate the 380 into DEL. My EK source tells me EK wants to fly the 380 to five points in India as soon as possible including Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai.

    The only A380 that may get permission for operations into Delhi seems to be LH, and that depends on how soon AI joins Star Alliance.

    in reply to: Airbus A380 At 50 #475996
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    Apparently many analysts say that the A380 is still slow when it comes to production output, and this is one of the reasons why EK is not placing orders for a few more (this and that DXB proving to be small). The popular opinion seems to be that Airbus does require a second assembly section for the whalejet.

    in reply to: General Discussion #314597
    KabirT
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    maybe she was more of a Diet Coke person?

    I am sorry, but I just had to do that. :p

    in reply to: It's over, but why do I need to know "why" #1855875
    KabirT
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    maybe she was more of a Diet Coke person?

    I am sorry, but I just had to do that. :p

    in reply to: India's GoAir orders 72 A320NEOs #476106
    KabirT
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    They sure did.

    I am very interested with Boeing’s standing now, even though they have said they will not reveal 737 re-engine plans (if thats the path they take) before end of the year.

    in reply to: First 777-300ER for TAAG #476172
    KabirT
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    yep…I am sure they worked very hard to get it wrong.

    in reply to: First 777-300ER for TAAG #476334
    KabirT
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    You would have to work very very hard to make a 773ER look bad.

    Love the livery…has a bit of a modern yet retro feel to it. 🙂

    in reply to: General Discussion #315493
    KabirT
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    coming from your business. That’s advertising.

    in reply to: Do we have any collectors of old tools? #1856467
    KabirT
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    coming from your business. That’s advertising.

    in reply to: Sri Lanka's Killing Fields, Ch4 last night. #1856476
    KabirT
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    I saw it…while it was downright horrific I think it is very important that documentaries like these are made.

    For the most, it just reinstates my belief that the UN has just become a disaster management organisation. And barely at that.

    in reply to: General Discussion #315508
    KabirT
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    I saw it…while it was downright horrific I think it is very important that documentaries like these are made.

    For the most, it just reinstates my belief that the UN has just become a disaster management organisation. And barely at that.

    in reply to: General Discussion #316152
    KabirT
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    Congratulations, Jim.

    Makes me feel positively strange that I have been on these boards for around 12 years. 😎

    in reply to: ANNIVERSARY #1856916
    KabirT
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    Congratulations, Jim.

    Makes me feel positively strange that I have been on these boards for around 12 years. 😎

    in reply to: Facebook loses users in mature markets #1857154
    KabirT
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    I find both platforms highly useful. Facebook for purely keeping in touch with friends and family alike, as I change my geographical location often.

    Twitter is great for following news outlets, companies etc. specially for a journalist. Statistically today, Twitter is where most news is broken first. Much faster than TV channels or any other news outlets.

    in reply to: General Discussion #316504
    KabirT
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    I find both platforms highly useful. Facebook for purely keeping in touch with friends and family alike, as I change my geographical location often.

    Twitter is great for following news outlets, companies etc. specially for a journalist. Statistically today, Twitter is where most news is broken first. Much faster than TV channels or any other news outlets.

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