Ok, then what is the “Flyte Trax II” thing on the home page there? I clicked on it and it says something about a free trial.
Are you supposed to download the “free trial version?”
BA don’t currently operate A321’s do they? I fully suspect LH to take delivery of A318’s, as they operate every other Airbus type, not unlike AF. Perhaps they would take delivery of them as they phase out their 735’s at some point in the future.
I think the Jetgreen livery in quite nice.
Overall, it’s not that great, but it does have its good points. For instance the colours and the stripes, I am quite fond of.
Our West coast presence is pretty weak. It’s slowly growing but not nearly what we’d like it to be.
Closing down the DEN hub once they moved from Stapleton to D.I.A. is a major reason for this, I would think.
Again, the term ‘everywhere’ is very broad. All the U.S. majors, for the most part, fly ‘everywhere.’ We have lots of big airports in the U.S.
No U.S. buyers as of yet. Probably not anytime soon, either.
“Everywhere in the U.S.” is a vast region. CO have hubs at EWR, IAH, and Cleveland, so I don’t think that qualifies as everywhere. They have decent non-hub operations at other airports, like LAX, for instance. Do they still have the ‘Micronesia’ subsidiary?
I liked the old Hapag Lloyd colour scheme better.
No, we’re not stiff, we’re just looking out after our own. If you were in here about 2-3 weeks ago, you would see why. Besides, that little nun gimmick might have been cool once, but not on mulitple posts, Shaun.
That route sounds similar to ONT-LAX. Flight time is listed as 30 minutes on the schedules, but it’s actually 10-12 minutes in the air, as it is only 47 miles. Altitude is no more than 5000 and you could see all of Southern Cal on a clear day, which is rare. 😉
That photo is as false as my mother in law’s smile
Nice Steve! 😀 I’m assuming that ‘funnel’ on the leading edge is a light of some sort?
Well its the first airline I have heard of that considers LGW more prestigous then LHR!
That’s what I’m saying. Why wouldn’t they use it at LHR for all the world to see?
CDG-LAX is around 6,000 statute miles, hardly requiring the range of a 777-300ER. They use a 744 and a pair of 772’s with their 3 dailies, the 744 being the one that continues to PPT. Mixing in a 773ER would be nice.
The guy is posting news pertaining to aviation, Shaun. We tend to do that here in the commerical aviation forum once in a while. If you don’t find it interesting, don’t read the thread, or just don’t come in here.