Great photos and an interesting insight into your travels. The picture of the houses in San Fran, is that the one they used in Mrs. Doubtfire?

could someone please shed light on the flights currently operating out of lbia .they have a code of bie and operate to athens i would like to know please
which aircraft is bie and why to athens
thanks in advance

It is Air Mediterranee and they are using Airbus A321 aircraft. It is Haji Pilgrimage flights that are operating twice to Jeddah via Athens, and the other is to Madinah via Athens.

http://www.lbia.co.uk/newsandupdates-newsstory.php?storyid=20081121

Once again some great photos there

Shame they’ve ruined the look of the 75W with those awful, oddly placed ‘Friendly low fares’ titles, are they also printed on the engines too?

Yes, the new titles are also printed on the engines too.

The sort of information on it is:

Name
From
To
Airline
Flight Number
Date of Travel
Class of Travel
Gate number (not always there as gates tend to change)
Time the gates closes
Seat number (not all airlines have this if its free seating)
Some still say Non smoking
Sequence number
Number of bags checked in
Weight of bags checked in

Hi Guys,

Just out of curiosity, why do some EZY flights operate with the ‘EZY’ flight no., and others with the ‘U2’ flight no., surely it’s more complex to use two codes?

Sam

I’m not sure why they use both codes, but I know that the EZY code is the ICAO code, whereas U2 code is the one that IATA use for them.

Does anyone know why Jet2 havent extended their flights to Hamburg(LBC) from LBA after the end of August:mad::mad:

Due to poor loads, the flight to Hamburg Lubeck (LBC) is been dropped which is why it hasn’t been continued after the end of August.

Q: Did you hear about the man with no legs that sneaked into a dance hall?
A: He got thrown out for arsing about! 😀

Amy Winehouse bumps into Jeremy Clarkson and they start to chat. She says to him, “What do you do?”
He says, “Top Gear.”
She replies, “Brilliant, I’ll take 3 grammes!”

BA today announced a full year operating profit of £875m, up £273m (45%) on last year.

This gives an operating margin of 10% for the first time in the company’s history, a margin rarely achieved by an airline.

Revenue was up 3.1% to £8.8bn, although fuel costs topped £2bn for the first time ever in a financial year.

1L.

Right, I’m gonna sound completely thick now, but can someone explain to me what all this means.

I know revenue is all the income that a company gets so I know that BA will get it from selling flights for example.

Is operating profit once all the deductions have been made e.g. wages, fuel bill etc?

Finally, what is an operating margin?

Many thanks for answering the above, would be a great help in my degree.