So all it is really is..
a change of logo?
And the abolishment of free catering.
The CRJs are scattered around various major storage locations in the USA. Half the A319s went off to Mexico which is unusual so I guess they have found a home with Mexicana. The other half are still sitting in the aforementioned major storage locations.
Its an HS125 serial ZE395
Yup
LOL, the short answer is no! Best place to head for is the first floor “viewing area” which I think is actually signposted as such. Head towards the central shopping area, then go up the stairs, and there will be loads of fast food areas. From that level head towards the only natural light you will see, and there will be another short set of stairs up to a sports bar, and there is lots of seating there which enables you to look out over the North Terminal.
It means a Royal Flight is due. Kitty Hawk 21R to and from Farnborough. Check The Times tomorrow if you want to find out who it was as it always gets listed at the back.
lol mark, so do you think it will be there?
It will be there yes 😉
how do you know it will be at farnborough?
If I told you I’d have to kill you after… 😎
At least for the next few days anyway 😮
Great shots, someone mentioned a FlyBe 733 earlier, take it you didnt see that?
Excellent news for BHX there!
Happens relatively frequently. Its banned at a lot of airports in Europe because of FOD ingestion, but happens as a matter of routine at Southampton and the Isle of Man with the Eastern Jetstreams these days.
bmiStar and myself did it on our ATP flight from the Isle of Man to Manchester a few years back (almost 2 years ago mate 😮 )and succeeded in going from gate to gate without ever stopping once 😀
A couple more BA 767 shots from my recent African jaunts:
Sitting at Lusaka, number 2 engine stable, starting number 1:

Cruising at 33,000ft over Sudan:

A rather busy Friday night on Vatsim means a 10 minute delay in the hold at Biggin. Typical Heathrow murk greets the passengers after their trip from Lusaka:

Level at 33,000ft again, this time passing Mt. Kilimanjaro after departure from Dar es Salaam:

A couple more BA 767 shots from my recent African jaunts:
Sitting at Lusaka, number 2 engine stable, starting number 1:

Cruising at 33,000ft over Sudan:

A rather busy Friday night on Vatsim means a 10 minute delay in the hold at Biggin. Typical Heathrow murk greets the passengers after their trip from Lusaka:

Level at 33,000ft again, this time passing Mt. Kilimanjaro after departure from Dar es Salaam:

Ahhh LAS! I cant wait to go there this summer. Best of all I’m flying there in a 727 :D:D
Ahhh LAS! I cant wait to go there this summer. Best of all I’m flying there in a 727 :D:D