Well done….now you can see why it’s not publicised on forums.
Everyone happy now?

“I’ll email the airport as suggested to find out the ‘real aircraft and operator’.”

I can’t believe you would be that stupid sunjet757 ! As if they’d tell you.
If you claim to know that much about aircraft you would have guessed it was a special Nimrod from EGXW, and not one of the others from Scotland. And my guess is the operator is RAF!
Any more info required, Reg, Pilot and crews names, equipment used? The other aircraft that were involved.

Why shouldn’t we talk about it on this forum, that’s what forums are for. As for it not being publicised, well as it was on the national news there’s a pretty big chance that alot of people saw it.
As for guessing that the operator is the Royal Air Force (RAF), it doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to work that out when they are the only current operator of the Nimrod.

That video was shown last year on here in this thread: http://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?t=52541

Great video though.

Great photos Danny mate, my favourite is definately the Pegasus B737.

Basically, Yes, It is Ryanair having a dig at Sky Europe by insinuating that Sky Europe will disappear from the industry as Ryanair grows bigger and stronger.
They have also had a ‘dig’ at other airlines:
– Arrivederchi (Goodbye) Alitalia
– Bye Bye Sky Europe
– Bye Bye Latehansa (Lufthansa)
– Bye Bye Baby (BMI Baby)
– Bye Bye EasyJet

If airlines have the same ground handling for all the airports that they operate into, I know that:
FlyBE are handled by Servisair, as are Thomsonfly, Air France, Jet2, Ryanair.
However, I know this from Servisair looking after these airlines at other UK airports, so I don’t know if it’s the same for Newcastle.

Good Luck for your interview. 🙂

After reading that, it all seems a complete mystery as to why he’s been suspended. He seems to be good at his job, after the launch of new routes and the increase of passenger numbers.

Forgive my ignorance but isn’t it Open Skys across Europe or would this not be covered :confused:

If someone doesn’t provide an answer, I’ll dig out some of my coursework as I’m studying International Aviation Regulations at the moment. I know it is open skies with full traffic rights on any EU route for a carrier that is part of the EU, but I’m not too sure whether they could carry any fare paying passengers.