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  • in reply to: Revamp at BA spreads to regional operations #694588
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    RE: Revamp at BA spreads to regional operations

    CitiExpress has been a total disaster ever since it came about. The workers have been messed with and the morale and job satisfaction is now very low. The mismanagement of the company has taken former profitable companies of BRAL, Brymon, Manx and Cityflyer Express and turned them into a giant, which is now losing money.

    The Cardiff base is slowly disappearing and so is Newcastle and as EGNM said, Leeds/Bradford because BA can’t handle them. For places like Plymouth, Newquay, Jersey and Guernsey, I dread to think what is going to happen. However, if BA start giving away routes, no doubt airlines who have the regional market at mind like Eastern will start jumping on the ex-aircraft and routes and no doubt new franchise carriers will emerge, which is very good news.

    In the mean time, I still fear for the GCI route. BA is loosing the ATRs and the RJ100s are being relocated. The only other option is bringing the 737 like Jersey has, although I doubt this option will be likely. The same can probably be said for the IOM with BA.

    in reply to: General Discussion #390515
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    RE: Word Association Game

    Vacuum Cleaner.

    in reply to: Word Association Game #1970142
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    RE: Word Association Game

    Vacuum Cleaner.

    in reply to: General Discussion #390649
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    RE: Word Association Game

    Himalayas.

    in reply to: Word Association Game #1970199
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    RE: Word Association Game

    Himalayas.

    in reply to: London Gatwick!! #694762
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    RE: London Gatwick!!

    Where exactly are gates 13/15 and 17 and what is being built?

    in reply to: General Discussion #390791
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    RE: Ghosts

    I am sceptical about ghosts, even though I do believe in many paranormal occurrences. Having said that, I have had an experience myself around 5 years ago when I saw what seemed to be a woman standing at the end of my bed early in the morning.
    Do I believe it was a ghost? No, I was unwell at the time plus I was half-asleep. My point being that I think many of these reported ghost encounters are probably due to the condition a person is under, for example, temperature and pressure which can be detected easily by the human body and also play wonders with the mind.

    in reply to: Ghosts #1970268
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    RE: Ghosts

    I am sceptical about ghosts, even though I do believe in many paranormal occurrences. Having said that, I have had an experience myself around 5 years ago when I saw what seemed to be a woman standing at the end of my bed early in the morning.
    Do I believe it was a ghost? No, I was unwell at the time plus I was half-asleep. My point being that I think many of these reported ghost encounters are probably due to the condition a person is under, for example, temperature and pressure which can be detected easily by the human body and also play wonders with the mind.

    in reply to: Emergency Landing of flybe 146. Serious Injurys #694794
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    RE: Emergency Landing of flybe 146. Serious Injurys

    [updated:LAST EDITED ON 14-12-02 AT 05:27 PM (GMT)]Going off topic here, but the same idea has been taken up on Guernsey. It is not compulsory; however, students can learn the old Guernsey Patois, which is a great idea. As a it is only the older generation who know Guernsey Norman French, not the younger who only know English and the basic French,so initiative was needed to save our dying language.
    It is a shame that the local languages die out, it is a sad sign of changing times. Twenty or so years ago French or Guernsey French would have been the second language after English…now it is Portuguese! The same with the IOM.

    Anyway I am proud to say I am one of the few members of the younger generation that can speak the lingo.

    in reply to: General Discussion #390956
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    RE: AW forum down!

    Yup,highly irritating.Hopefully the Webmaster can repair it soon,however,it is the weekend…

    in reply to: AW forum down! #1970387
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    RE: AW forum down!

    Yup,highly irritating.Hopefully the Webmaster can repair it soon,however,it is the weekend…

    in reply to: CSA New Routes #695037
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    RE: CSA New Routes

    I think the main enthuse is on city breaks with Prague being one of Europes most popular cities for short breaks.
    For Cork this really does make a change from Aer Lingus serving all their European flights!

    in reply to: General Discussion #391117
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    RE: Plane age

    The Aurigny Trislanders built in the early 1970s I believe and still in the fleet today!

    in reply to: Plane age #1970475
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    RE: Plane age

    The Aurigny Trislanders built in the early 1970s I believe and still in the fleet today!

    in reply to: Astraeus 737 diverted after fans 'riot' #695233
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    RE: Astraeus 737 diverted after fans ‘riot’

    Such yobs,putting the aircraft in danger like that with their disgusting behaviour,I hope they are dealt with seriously.

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