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  • in reply to: Seat Back TV'S #741457
    Bhoy
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    RE: Seat Back TV’S

    When I flew them two years ago, AF were in the process of equipping their A340’s with seat back tv’s, too.
    Their new A330’s also have them, and I’m pretty sure their 767/747 fleets have been upgraded, too.

    in reply to: Pic Of The Day-Emirates! #741676
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    RE: Pic Of The Day-Emirates!

    Concorde has a small anti tail strike wheel at the back, too.

    in reply to: What was your first flight? #741878
    Bhoy
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    RE: What was your first flight?

    BA, not 100% sure, probably 757
    GLA-LHR
    September 1985

    2nd flight, two hours later, was a BA L1011
    LHR-CDG

    in reply to: Civilian Airband scanners #742048
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    RE: Civilian Airband scanners

    don’t have a radio, but have listened in inflight, on a UA flight, where the ATC was one of the IFE radio options.

    in reply to: That little image #742119
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    RE: That little image

    Think you’ve entered it wrong…

    This is what it’s trying to display (the address you’ve entered)…

    http://www.keymags.co.uk/dcforum/DCForumID3/http.//www.boeing.com/compa…

    You’ve somehow pasted it wrong. what you should enter is…

    http://www.boeing.com/companyoffices/aboutus/corpid/sign2.gif

    Hope that’s solved it.

    in reply to: US Airways #742121
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    RE: US Airways

    I flew US Airways 5 years ago, shortly after being rebranded from US Air from PIT to SFO.

    Frankly, the catering was the same as the UA flight I took back to the East Coast a week later.

    It’s your standard US (as in American, but not AA (-ooh dear I’m not helping myself, am I? :S )) inflight meal: a choice of chicken, or the other one, that no one ever takes…

    in reply to: US Airways #742143
    Bhoy
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    RE: US Airways

    So we can put the salad rumour to bed, then… 😉

    I said right from the start the catering on US Airways was your average US airine fare.

    in reply to: PIA Plans USD$2 Billion Fleet Expansion #742531
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    RE: PIA Plans USD$2 Billion Fleet Expansion

    Yes, Glasgow’s Evening Times today talks about PIA planning nonstop services from GLA to Lahore and/or Faisalabad, possibly from as soon as September.

    in reply to: SriLankan add A320 to fleet #742743
    Bhoy
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    RE: SriLankan add A320 to fleet

    no, Sri Lankan operate an all Airbus fleet now.

    3 A340-300’s, 4 A330-200’s, and 2 A320’s.

    in reply to: Check your flight ticket #742852
    Bhoy
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    RE: Check your flight ticket

    Yeah, there was another one recently where tickets were booked from London to San Jose, California, instead of San Jose, Costa Rica.

    At least that’s not the wrong side of the planet, though…

    in reply to: I Give Up !!! #743104
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    RE: I Give Up !!!

    From BBC News online

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    Sunday, 4 August, 2002, 09:01 GMT 10:01 UK
    Man charged with smoking on flight

    A man has been charged with smoking on a plane, after the captain called for police as he landed at Leeds-Bradford Airport.
    Officers were called at about 2230 BST on Saturday, a West Yorkshire Police spokesman said.

    The arrested man, from Beeston in Leeds, was charged with smoking on an aircraft, under the Aviation Act.

    The 39-year-old was bailed to appear before Leeds magistrates at a later date.

    The pilot of the flight from Palmas in Tenerife had called for police, alleging some passengers became abusive when asked not to smoke.

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    ho hum… you don’t think the reason he became abusive was because he was told how to get away with it in a magazine….

    in reply to: British Airways Quiz. #743286
    Bhoy
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    RE: British Airways Quiz.

    >I would say 1968 for either 5 or 6!

    Think you’ll find the 747 didn’t have it’s maiden flight till 1969, so how it was meant to start operations for BA in 1968, I don’t know…

    in reply to: BA cancels 11 September flights #743289
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    RE: BA cancels 11 September flights

    Yesterday (2/8)’s The Times said that, apart from the 24 BA flights, both AA and UA have made ‘unspecified’ reductions on domestic flights between Setember 9-September 13.

    ‘Among the flights to be cancelled are the routes for the four planes that were hijacked. American Airlines retired the two daily flights, while United has cancelled theirs for the anniversary.’

    in reply to: BA Continues Gatwick Pull-Out #743293
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    RE: BA Continues Gatwick Pull-Out

    probably to do with the wheeling and dealing refered to in the report on PIT in this month’s AW (page 51, 2nd column).

    in reply to: Swiss Pic #743310
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    RE: Swiss Pic

    ok, just to update zou all, I returned yesterday, on HB-IUG, still in the Crossair colours (although, there are no plans to repaint any more MD80’s to the swiss colours (only two have been repainted)), as they’re due to be phased out next year, and replaced by A320’s, originally ordered by Crossair last year.

    Anyway, it was far from a full load, so infinitely more enjoyable than the outward flight.

    There was a meal served… and… COFFEE. Excellent, I was in heaven.

    So… Swiss flights ex-Switzerland apear to be ok, (also from looking at the timetable, meals are scheduled on flights FROM, but not TO Switzerland), although hopefully they can get some decent catering services sorted out at foreign airports.

    While the plane was externally still Crossair, the headrests now say Swiss, so branding is getting there, too.

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