2. This is more about the aircraft behind. Note the AN 124 with the nose open and a DC 8.
Dumping 150 tonnes in eight seconds would result in the plane going up because of the loss of the load! The aircraft would veer up! How many tonnes can it load?
Closest airport Antwerp Deurne ANR, most common aircraft Fokker 50.
50 km away is Brussels, most common aircraft there is the Avro RJ (the only airport in the world with the ARJ as most common aircraft). If not the ARJ, I’d say 737.
thanks. I always forget to take something to write.
Do you know the registrations Dan?
Who is behind the whole EXEL idea?
why is there no X yet on the fuselage? was the paintshop out of X’s?:)
Good, notice the fokkers 50 behind the 777! Keep em coming…
Yes, but these are older aircraft and military aircraft.
why does the md80 have the stabilizer and elevator full up?
I was just surfing over some German forum and also found a thread about Condor, 753’s and Ba. I could only understand it for a small part because I don’t speak German. I forgot the name of the forum :rolleyes:.
Originally posted by Hand87_5
I have already posted this story but …SABENA big time!!
My wife was coming back from Brussels to ORY.
I was waiting for her at the airport.
In the mean time her flight has been cancelled (no announcement) and after hours of waiting she could take an other flight to CDG.
At Sabena “so-called-information-service) I had been told that she was in an hotel at Brussels.The cherry on the cake : They lost her luggage which was delivered 2 weeks later.
They went under but with such a customer service , I’m not surprised.
I hadn’t much experiences with SN but this one was for sure the last one.
Ye, they payd too much attention for the little things and forgot to optimize the basic things a customer really needs.
Originally posted by frankvw
Depends… On the A-321 they bought from our defunct SABENA, there are PTVs, as far as I know 🙂
Yeright, a Sabena aircraft with ptv’s in economy? noway! but were there ptvs in business class then?
I was fiiiirst :p
TOGA is actually on the cockpit as TO/GA and applies full power in a maximum rate of acceleration. This is used for Take Off and Go Around. IF you see the pilot moving the hand over the throttles on take off, that’s normal because the pilot has to be ready to abort take off immediately. The pilot will release his hand after V1.