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  • in reply to: Massive downsizing at SWISS #645225
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    Agreed

    I absolutely agree with you Adrian.

    Crossair had a really good reputation and seemed to be doing well.

    The people there must be very upset about what’s happening to them now. I hope it all works out for them in the end.

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    in reply to: I'm Going! #669604
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    and finally…

    World Traveller. Apologies again for a less than perfect seat plan, but I hope it helps.

    Just a thought… I know it’s not where you would normally choose to sit, but if you want to sense the scale of a 747, and how it moves in-flight, the very back row of the main deck might be a good place to sit. Also gives you a chance to have a quick look around as you make your way to and from your seat. (Boarding will probably be through doors 1 left and 2 left).

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    in reply to: I'm Going! #669720
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    and…

    World Traveller Plus

    in reply to: I'm Going! #669725
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    and…

    Club upper deck

    in reply to: I'm Going! #669729
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    and…

    Club main deck

    in reply to: I'm Going! #669735
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    Man of my word

    Sorry it’s a little bitty, but it’s the only plans I could find short notice.

    in reply to: I'm Going! #669753
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    New cabins

    Andrew,

    As the 747’s now all have the new Club World and World Traveller Plus cabins the layouts above are no longer correct.

    If I can get an up to date layout for you I’ll post it.

    Have a great time,

    1L.

    in reply to: Backwards facing seats #671268
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    I know from friends that fly longhaul at BA that pax really object to the rear facing seats in the new Club World cabin.

    in reply to: BA777 MJV-LTN England Team #734130
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    Simple

    The easy answer to which airport and aircraft type is it’s a charter.

    Like any other charter, the charterer (or in this case team) ask for a particular aircraft to fly to/from particular airports and if the airline can do it, they do.

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    in reply to: Glamour appeal #734139
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    Agree

    I couldn’t agree with Kabir more!

    1L

    in reply to: Crazy Quantas c/s #737649
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    And…

    And here’s the other one:

    in reply to: Crazy Quantas c/s #737652
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    BA used them too…

    BA used both the Wanula Dreaming and Nalanji Dreaming schemes on the tails of a couple of 757’s:

    in reply to: Excalibur Aircraft for A330Crazy #740164
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    Pic

    And here’s a pic:

    in reply to: US Airways Fokker @ Farnborough #740205
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    AE F100

    I used to work on the F100 at Air Europe.

    It was a really nice aircraft to fly on, and passengers liked it a lot. Funnily I don’t remember it being noisy at the back.

    I also worked on the BAC 1-11 at Dan Air. Now that’s noisy!

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    in reply to: Virgin in talks to take over BMI #740207
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    Absolutely

    Absolutely agree with your points Mongu.

    I was simply pointing out how Star and Oneworld view their own methods of expansion.

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