RE: Model Aircraft
Well in Brontë Country just the other side of Bradford – Thornton
RE: Why isn’t Teesside bigger than it is?
Well to b honest there is not enough demand campaerd to the likes of Liverpool – Newcastle and Leeds both have regular BY based a/c and Humberside has regular visits – newcastle basically will take nearly all your traffic – other the Co Durham immidiate area there is not a lot around which isn’t also in the EGNM/EGNT/EGNJ/EGCC area.
British Midland have been a long time commited on the LHR route, but look at LBA and MAN hub – even LBA has 1 733 and 4 Embs based with regular F100 flights – and manchester has even more with EMA not much further south.
All the basic routes are served from Leeds or Newcastle and demand is minimal at MME so the only other expansion i could see would be by current operater Eastern – other then them and their J32 is there only the bmi 735, KLM UK F50, FR 732 and MYT A320?
RE: Model Aircraft
Carl – so are u local to leeds?? shopping at air supply??
RE: Hello and First Question
GO at Newcastle is a probable expansion, EZY are a Liverpool operation as are FR so as a Leeds/Bradford based player i dont really think we have a real chance at the moment!!
RE: Hi, new to the forum
do SN brussles have A330’s now?? :s – i thought they were only using the DAT AVRO fleet at the mo with other new carriers flying the long haul routes
RE: RE%3A G-MIMA
I really like the kinda currant manx scheme – the J41 G-MAJA which is supposedly owned by Manx seems to b based at NM even tho it only flies 1x daily.
Here at Nm it’s like EMB/Jetstream city with 4 of each based with often a spare J41 parked u either bust (regular) or as a spare in case 1 of em busts (just as regular!!!)
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RE: Lufthansa to launch budget
I know it is the largest operator from UK to france but not sure as per it doing internal flights – i thought it was wholley based at Stansted
RE: HS Trident 3B G-AWZO
Nah – not duxford – it already has one
RE: Pic of the day
Yep – correct – it was originally classed as a w/o after a heavy landing and boeing flew a team out to inspect it and with a bit of luck it shud b flying agen soon!!1
RE: Hello and First Question
Hi there – here’s the site that will give u details on UK a/c age etc
http://www.caa.co.uk/srg/aircraft_register/ginfo/search.asp
So from here we can see G-BYAH was built in 1992, and was the other G-BYAL was built in 1993 and has so far flew 26,478 hours!!
RE: What about the destination
y not use those highpower electric stun gun things – enuff to maim?
RE: What about the destination
n what happens if the bullet misses at 37,000ft – hole in fuselage = rapid decompression!
RE: BA plane at missile strike
The commander of a NATO warship has been reported to aviation authorities after he ordered a scheduled passenger flight off its normal route.
It has been reported that the commander told the aircraft that it was entering a military area before issuing the order.
The aircraft was travelling from the Hebridean island of Lewis to Benbecula in the Western Isles when a warning came on an emergency panel.
The pilot of the Highland Airways flight turned off course before air traffic controllers intervened to bring it back onto its normal route.
The airline and air traffic controllers have formally complained to the Civil Aviation Authority.
It is thought the warship, a foreign vessel, may have been firing Sea Dart missiles in the area.
This is the second incident in the past few days involving the same NATO operation off the west coast of Scotland.
On Tuesday a British frigate fired a shell into a loch eight miles off target and just one mile from the village of Durness.
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Hmm scary!!!
RE: Latest Issue
for the EI 737 – Either it has just come bak from lease with Ryan International or it is a Futura (Spain) a/c as EI do have a large ownership in the company
RE: Article on plane spotting
I have got a lot of stick in the past but most ppl pass me off for what i am – my grandparents live in deepest Suffolk and have taken me off the top of my head to Stansted, Mildenhall, Lakenheath, Woodbridge, Alconbury, Ipswich, Clacton and Beccles (all when were open)- and my dad has sometimes unwittingly taken me to airshows at Church Fenton and Elvington, but also regularly to Leeds (which i also bus), Manchester and even Sheffield, East Mids, Wittering and Liverpool, Caenafon in passing, and they always set aside a couple of hours on holiday at the local gateway.
I agree with Dan – when i was in Lanzarote i hired a bike and as it was a school tip there were 2 ppl outta 8 who had never flown before and they were asking everything about it – whats he doing, where we going, how fast, which is our plane? and they were genuinly interested and as i went out nearly every day to catch early arrivals and departures at Arrecife 15 minutes away by bike i even took 3 of em down on mornings and they weer amazed wit the scanner (obviously i kept the notebook hidden and was storing them on my fone). But the same has happened with mates askign about y it is quicker home from florida than going etc and i think that with most ppl the facination of how 300 tonnes of metal can b thrust so fast up in to the deep blue yonder is there.