you kind of wonder how accurate that site can be when they list the LH incident as a 320-100… The only -100’s that were built went to BA and AF. If you look up the registration of the aircraft involved (D-AIPN) on a.net, you can quite clearly see it’s a -200 series aircraft, as it has winglets. :rolleyes:
Ostfriesische Luft Transport, of course. (and no, I didn’t look it up…)
I can confirm the other MyTravel lite A320 is G-FHAJ, which I saw at BCN the other week, doing some kind of football charter… 😉
some of the FRA-MUC shuttles are also operated by A300.
You probably saw this pic two weeks ago, but here’s what it looks like when they’re deicing the wing right outside you…
(Swiss A319-112 HB-IPR LX1952 ZRH-BCN 25/3/04)
Will it chase the birds, or just hand the Airport Authorities some extra Foie Gras? 😉
732. are you two going to spend all day doing this?
EK
so, basically, almost anywhere in Europe, Africa or Asia… :rolleyes:
probably out the Office for Easter, aolthough if you don’t want to stop by for two days, AO, feel free…
If they’re not in your Fleet listing, they may have joined the Company from one of the other Chinese companies when they were all merged together [into three majors] last year or thereabouts?
yeah, the fact Sabena were only ever in the Black for one operational year of their History has no bearing on that… :rolleyes:
The DC10-10’s have been retired, they still have a solitary DC10-30.
It’s not an Airbus… they don’t have that kind of bay doors.
Does no one ever listen? :rolleyes:
It’s an MD-80. the whole aircraft is flimsy…
It’s not a 757 (sadly)… 757’s have landing lights at the top of the Gear leg. (and anyway, the doors to the gear compartment are soley on the side, and not behind the leg). It’s not a 320 series aircraft, either (again, gear doors exclude it). The gear leg’s too tall to be a 737/MD/Fokker, so what does that leave us with?