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  • in reply to: UK Charters go to Garuda? #688105
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    RE: UK Charters go to Garuda?

    EGNM – we had heard the opposite! Garuda were supposed to prefer the 330 to the 767 as it could make the return trip to Solo City without a tech stop. At one time they asked us to provide 3, which would have been interesting bearing in mind we only have 2!

    in reply to: Pic Of The Day – looong! #688108
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    RE: Pic Of The Day – looong!

    757-200’s can either have larger emergency exits behind the wing or smaller dual overwing exits. The larger exit behind the wing is far more common. The 757-300 has both.

    in reply to: Pic Of The Day – looong! #688530
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    RE: Pic Of The Day – looong!

    This shows the problem of the US not having a slot system. Dreadful queues, tonnes of fuel wasted unnecessarily.

    in reply to: UK Charters go to Garuda? #688534
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    RE: UK Charters go to Garuda?

    The Hadj has been a bit of an on/off affair this year. First we were going then we weren’t. We aren’t sending either of the 330’s this year but I know the company are currently looking for 30 pilots to volunteer for a months basing in Beirut (more Hadj work) so I am currently lying very low…

    in reply to: Lufthansa plane diverted after bomb threat #688539
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    RE: Lufthansa plane diverted after bomb threat

    That’s right about the Virgin 747 escept the bomb hoax was made by a member of the cabin crew!!!

    in reply to: Superstition in airlines #688547
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    RE: Superstition in airlines

    The RAF issue their crews with clothing made of natural fibres (safer in the event of fire) that leave no exposed skin.

    in reply to: Superstition in airlines #689303
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    RE: Superstition in airlines

    lol @ Kabir!

    The RAF wear gloves for protection against burns.

    in reply to: LMAO at Ryanair #689307
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    RE: LMAO at Ryanair

    I would say there are 3 areas at fault here.

    1- Ryanair flight ops for not picking up the problem at the flight planning stage
    2- The pilots for not checking the NOTAMs on the day (NOtices To AirMan)
    3- Eurocontrol for accepting the flightplan to a closed destination.

    in reply to: Superstition in airlines #690071
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    RE: Superstition in airlines

    You’re right Dan, Virgin don’t have row 13. Aurigny don’t have row 13 on the Saab but that’s because there are only 11 rows anyway!

    in reply to: Tourist jailed for throwaway threat on Qantas plane #690072
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    RE: Tourist jailed for throwaway threat on Qantas plane

    Since 9-11 aviation had to take a serious change in direction. That guy didn’t have the savvy to realise that wasn’t a clever thing to say. If anyone is heard to say anything like that it has to be taken seriously at the time and then disproved later. There should be no sympathy.

    in reply to: Where was I ? #690077
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    RE: Where was I ?

    Dipolog, Mindanao?

    in reply to: Colour Schemes #690083
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    RE: Colour schemes

    I don’t really know. I would guess that paint technology has advanced immensely over the past few years so it could be something to do with that. For many years fibreglass gliders had to have a white gel coat in order to stop UV weakening the structure but modern gel coats can cope with the absorption by a colour, however the trend is firmly established that gliders are white.

    in reply to: Easyatlantic #690086
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    RE: Easyatlantic

    Yes, that’s what I heard. An attempt to prevent others from using it.

    in reply to: Flightreport AMS ARN AMS with KL1109 and KL1114 #690090
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    RE: Flightreport AMS ARN AMS with KL1109 and KL1114

    Switzerland (and the US) are not member states of the JAA, however both are strong advocates of common sense and safety. JAA has largely standardised many things (mostly to the detriment!) since it’s introduction.

    in reply to: Indian Airlines chooses Airbus #690094
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    RE: Indian Airlines chooses Airbus

    Just done a search on airliners.net and found this
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