http://www.schipholview.nl is my favourite, not counting my own site on spotting at AMS of course!

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Sabena never had BAC111s of their own, but did lease some around 1993 from British World. This was done as there where delays in the delivery of the BAe146s. Again in 1994 some more 111s where leased but this time from European Aviation.

In South Africa Sabena has had a code-share with Nationwide. They operate the BAC111s in their own livery but with small Sabena markings as well.

Anything you make has a copytight attached to it. Be it music, text, sound or photo.

Therefore when someone uses it on their website (or elsewhere) you can get compensation for it. Of course the amount of compensation depends a bit, is it for a private or professional website, the size of the photo, the location of the photo etc.

At the very list your material should be credited.

You do not have to put a copyright notice on your work. It of course helps clarify things a bit, but you don’t have too to be able to claim copyright. Also, just a small statement on the opening page of the website will sufice, putting your name on every photo and every page of your site is not necessary.

As for the quote “Copyright only counts where cash is involved”, this is nonsence. Money is a way to obtain copyright! Not giving money (or other forms of payment whatever you want) is a sure way of breaking copyright laws.

hmmmm, you’re right there i did not think of that. But i still doubt if that is enough to fill a plane, even a small one like the ‘145.

Forgive me if i am asking something silly, but who would possibly want to fly between Norwich/Aberdeen and Groningen? Amsterdam I can understand, Rotterdam too and perhaps even Eindhoven but Groningen?

cool photo, in particular the MyTravel ’10. I thought that they where all retired? How many are still left and are they to be retired soon?