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.
1L
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).
1L.
and…
World Traveller Plus
and…
Club upper deck
and…
Club main deck
Man of my word
Sorry it’s a little bitty, but it’s the only plans I could find short notice.
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.
I know from friends that fly longhaul at BA that pax really object to the rear facing seats in the new Club World cabin.
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.
1L
Agree
I couldn’t agree with Kabir more!
1L
And…
And here’s the other one:
BA used them too…
BA used both the Wanula Dreaming and Nalanji Dreaming schemes on the tails of a couple of 757’s:
Pic
And here’s a pic:
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!
1L
Absolutely
Absolutely agree with your points Mongu.
I was simply pointing out how Star and Oneworld view their own methods of expansion.