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  • in reply to: Excel Airways to Geneva #600085
    Mark L
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    It could well be a 757 or a 767, just 737 is most likely for that route as Ski charters to the region are usualy quite numerous.

    in reply to: Excel Airways to Geneva #659763
    Mark L
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    It could well be a 757 or a 767, just 737 is most likely for that route as Ski charters to the region are usualy quite numerous.

    in reply to: Excel Airways to Geneva #600182
    Mark L
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    Highly likely to be a 737. I don’t think the flight will have started flying yet though, and might not for a few weeks. LGW-GVA is a very nice flight though, well under 2 hours and whatever position in the aircraft you are in you should get some very nice scenery on arrival 😉

    in reply to: Excel Airways to Geneva #659979
    Mark L
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    Highly likely to be a 737. I don’t think the flight will have started flying yet though, and might not for a few weeks. LGW-GVA is a very nice flight though, well under 2 hours and whatever position in the aircraft you are in you should get some very nice scenery on arrival 😉

    in reply to: Some Classic British Props #600433
    Mark L
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    Calibration in the UK is done by FR Aviation/Flight Precision./Chobham leasing. I’m not sure if they solely use the Beech 200s or not though?

    in reply to: Some Classic British Props #660310
    Mark L
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    Calibration in the UK is done by FR Aviation/Flight Precision./Chobham leasing. I’m not sure if they solely use the Beech 200s or not though?

    in reply to: Some Classic British Props #600584
    Mark L
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    Ah OK, we don’t see them now due to the wonders of the private sector then 😉

    in reply to: Some Classic British Props #660591
    Mark L
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    Ah OK, we don’t see them now due to the wonders of the private sector then 😉

    in reply to: Some Classic British Props #600678
    Mark L
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    Superb pics! What did the CAA do with its HS748?

    in reply to: Some Classic British Props #660717
    Mark L
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    Superb pics! What did the CAA do with its HS748?

    in reply to: A new Scottish airline: The return of Caledonian ? #600829
    Mark L
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    BA/Loganair already fly a GLA-Stornoway and a GLA-Londonderry service. I can’t see there being any additional demand there at all.

    in reply to: A new Scottish airline: The return of Caledonian ? #660933
    Mark L
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    BA/Loganair already fly a GLA-Stornoway and a GLA-Londonderry service. I can’t see there being any additional demand there at all.

    Mark L
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    A small world indeed, I take it you know Mr Benson then Chris 😉

    Mark L
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    A small world indeed, I take it you know Mr Benson then Chris 😉

    in reply to: Another day at DUS #601664
    Mark L
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    A nice collection, is the DBA the former Deutsche BA and who owns it nowadays? Also… Why is the Westair ATP registered in Luxembourg? I though Westair was a Swedish company?

    Yes DBA is Deutsche BA, I think its owned by a private German consortium.Westair has 2 divisions now, Westair Sweden and Westair Luxembourg, and the aircraft are on the apropriate register depending on their base. I’m not quite sure why they needed to create 2 different companies as both countries are in the EU though :S

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