There goes the siren that warns of the air raid
Then comes the sound of the guns sending flak
Out for the scramble weve got to get airborne
Got to get up for the coming attack.

Jump in the cockpit and start up the engines
Remove all the wheelblocks theres no time to waste
Gathering speed as we head down the runway
Gotta get airborne before its too late.

😀

GnR.

Let alone Appetite… look at there songs such as Estranged, Coma, Locomotive etc. Top notch musicians…. can’t compare GnR to Jobi.

BOAC carried the first jet passengers across the Atlantic, beating the US by several weeks. You can cross the Atlantic today by jet as well, and at similar speeds to those old Comet 4’s and 707’s…:cool:

thats almost depressing :rolleyes:

Excellent news!

I kind of get what you are saying but i think the reasons for this is the pre-determined style of the future of air travel. I think most airlines took to the hub-to-hub flying concept. DXB and SIN literally run on connections because of there geographical locations make them a perfect stop points between Asia and America.

For example Delhi, geographically has always been perfectly placed between Asia and Europe. The earliest KLM flights i think always used to have Delhi as a stop-over for flights to S.E.Asia. But Delhi never marketed itself as a hub resulting in what we have today from Delhi, are mostly direct flights.

Also depends on markets, i don’t know how it is in US but here in India domestic connections are usually easily available. International connections not so much because this is not a marketed hub.

Joe Bonamassa – Sloe Gin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNGfD6i7ckQ

She already knows I’ve got a warped sense of humour, so I’m thinking a wee social drink would be a good start!

don’t forget your chainsaw and the gorilla. 🙂