When you think about Jet2 and what they have acheived.
What a missed opportunity by “Lost the Plot Holidays” picking up a few scraps down the road.
Give it to them Jet2.

(As 1L says, it’s a small cramped )

Is not the same body section as the 733?
For sure it is.

I must have a vivid imagination.
Can only find incidents involving a DC-8 and a B727 connected with Mt.St.Helens.I was so certain about it but obviously wrong.
wawkrk

You are describing the Jakarta incident unless you are confused with the Air Canada 767 incident on 23/7/83 where the plane glided 45 miles from 35,000 feet to land at Gimli.

No, I remember very clearly reading the story as told by the F/O or could it have been a Flight Engineer then.
He spoke about the grinding noises coming from the Rollers as they tried to re-start one by one.
I think BA had to fly in support equipment because of the primitive facilities at the African airfield. Even no steps to leave the aircraft.
The passengers formed a club afterwards to keep in touch.
The whole incident was miraculous and a huge credit to the crew that they survived.I am sure I did not mix it with Jakarta where the facilities are not so bad I remember.
I am familiar with the Gimli incident where they landed at the race track.

MMM, fine for a short break. But what about the prices? You cannot be serious for a holiday. I have lived and worked in Japan.Impossible to travel by road from Yokohama to Tokyo for example.Traffic, horrendous.Ten years ago I was in the Yokohama Grand Hotel. It even had an Italian restaurant.And, live Italian musicians. Spaghetti bolognese, 70 quid. Jap places similar.
Narita has to be the most boring airport on the planet. The only entertainment is the all glass smokers fish tank.Maybe 100 people in a tiny room all smoking like chimneys. You can hardly see them for the smoke fog.
Big plus,micro breweries.Fantastic beers.
Enjoy the chickens feet and wash them down with a glass of raw rotting squid.
Good luck mate.

Here are the keys now F O.

Also at LBA 15/33 became 14/32. This happens because of a natural variation in the magnetic north from time to time I believe.

Here we go again: from citymayors.com

Cities, towns & districts Population.
London 7,074,265 49.12
Birmingham 1,020,589 49.42
Leeds 726,939 49.43
Glasgow 616,430 47.73
Sheffield 530,375 49.73
Bradford 483,422 49.32
Liverpool 467,995 48.80
Edinburgh 448,850 48.29
Manchester 430,818 49.33
Bristol 399,633 49.59
Kirklees 388,807 49.17
Fife 349,300 48.44
Wirral 329,179 47.89
North Lanarkshire 325,940 48.58
Wakefield 317,342 49.53
Cardiff 315,040 49.09
Dudley 312,194 49.62
Wigan 309,786 49.50
East Riding 308,689 48.87