It’s apparently a very common occurrence…

Dear god I hope that ain’t the truth?!?!:eek:

The A380 was a big gamble but it must have been viable for the whole program to go ahead. The aircraft is in it’s beta stage now, just been released to the initial customers who will report back on initial running problems so it can be fixed before it goes gold release to the mainstream of orders then the are initiated, just like software really.

Give the A380 a break, it will prevail.

From a number of friends, the ISB route is full most of the time, so why would they wanna axe it?

Is that why its gone from a 747 to a 777 to a A310 :p 😉

Danny

The 747 was banned from British Skies because of safety reasons and the A310 is a random event. Bring back the PIA 1-11’s:D

A good number of passengers travel down to Manchester form the Bradford area as well as a small number of other areas to commute home to Pakistan, so having flights from Leeds would be very viable I would have thought.

Probably the A300. You’ll be lucky to get on a MON 757 nowadays because they are being preped to leave the country, bound for Fed-Ex I think or another American Cargo carrier. Most, if not all of the 320/321’s are tied up on the daily Sched’s.

I think today was a one off. I don’t know why. It would be nice if it were a regular flight though. We have no scheduled A340 flights. 🙁

Aren’t Virgin set to start a new service to the carribean with an A340-300 from MAN?

What in the great name of creeping Jesus was the Czech Airbus doing in? Nice catch.