You’ve got me started now too, Alan…

My first Gemini arrived last week

And these two should currently be winging their way towards me, too…

according to Reporting Scotland yesterday, it was North East England and Eastern Scotland.

it got snapped off. the permissible loads were far exceeded as the flight crew tried to control the aircraft using the rudder in the vortex of the JAL 747 that had taken off immediatelt before (the minimum time between takeoffs hadn’t been applied, either)

In Star, it’s
Mobile Services -> Mobile Timetable.

Don’t ask me where I the oneworld one can be found… I couldn’t find it on the oneworld website, but I could download it from the AA website (in their downloadable timetable section).

I keep dropping hints to Sky Team about introducing their own… twice now I’ve been given a survey on how they could improve their site, and I keep mentioning a decent timetable facilty…

someone didn’t do their research very well… Swissair went bust 2 years ago… :rolleyes: and how come JMC/Thomas Cook is in the top ten twice?

The method I use is the downloadable Star Alliance/oneworld timetables, which provide flight details for all scheduled flights operated by all of the respective carriers of the alliance.

Schedules are avaliable to download/update once a week (you don’t have to do it so often if you don’t want, though), so aircraft used are always pretty up to date.

Glasgow, Air Transat, 757

Sam, the CAA registration database Sandy used is at http://www.caa.co.uk/srg/aircraft_register/ginfo/search.asp

excellent site, you can look up any G- registration and find full info.