I too will soon have a BOAC Concorde. 😀 Don’t tell Wys about that 744 though. :rolleyes:
Calm down girls !:D
I’ d prefer the kudos of the Jumbo, but the Airbus business plan seems more attractive right now. Incidentally I prefer Canon lenses but the BBC makes me use Fujinon. At the end of the day my preferences are of little interest to my employer’s accountants.:D
Originally posted by Airline owner
who is going to see it land
Me and mibbe Sandy depending on his birthday arrangements.:D
Originally posted by Bmused55
ah, april 10th, what a day that’ll be 😀
You still paying a visit Sandy ?
So are they still an item then ?:confused:
The engineers have traced the fault to the air-con unit.
Originally posted by dcfly
9/11 was hardly an “accident” was it?dave
It was a calculated act, so no not an accident.
Originally posted by skycruiser
Sometimes, when I’m not on the golf course.:D
So practice your swing Bigjet and you’ll get along just fine. 😀
I was 6 when the Tenerife accident occurred, although I recall being 6 and was in primary 2 at school, I have absolutely no recollection of the accident at all ?
When Lockerbie happened I was 17 and working in a shop the moment the news broke. I suppose certain disasters have more emotional pertinence for each individual depending on your age and how ‘close to home’ they may or may not be.
In terms of loss of life aboard aircraft then Tenerife is the worst, the collective loss of life through 9/11 was appauling but not the most significant disaster as per life lost onboard goes.
Any aviation disaster is a tragedy but they often provide lessons that can help to save other lives later on, be it two 747’s colliding or a Cessna making a crash landing.
Name me your requirements and I’ll shoot some for you Jethro. It’s nearly April and the start of snappin season ! 😀
Re: 27th anniversary of the worlds worst air disaster
Originally posted by steve rowell
The worlds worst air disaster happened on this day 27 years ago
A KLM 742 PH-BUF and a PAN AM 742 N736PA, collided on the runway of Tenerife’s Los Rodeos airport with the loss of 583 innocent lives. RIP
The Pan Am was a 741 Steve.
Photo taken by a passenger one hour before the accident…
I have to say that the differences in the “aesthetic qualities” of the girls working Aer Lingus long haul and those working short haul were worth remarking upon. 😉 :rolleyes: 😀