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    Gentlemen, gentlemen!!! 🙂

    Can’t we all agree that any expansion at any regional airport is good news for us all? 😀

    Remember that CO expanded to serve both GLA and EDI. Maybe EK will do the same, maybe they won’t. Time will tell, as always. 🙂

    Grey Area
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    Gentlemen, gentlemen!!! 🙂

    Can’t we all agree that any expansion at any regional airport is good news for us all? 😀

    Remember that CO expanded to serve both GLA and EDI. Maybe EK will do the same, maybe they won’t. Time will tell, as always. 🙂

    Grey Area
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    Only BA can answer that one, mate. 🙂

    In the meantime, CO and EK go from strength to strength in the regions.

    Grey Area
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    Only BA can answer that one, mate. 🙂

    In the meantime, CO and EK go from strength to strength in the regions.

    in reply to: Easyjets biggest base is Berlin #750099
    Grey Area
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    How does this sort of expansion of operations by foreign airlines within Germany go down with the German public, Seahawk?

    in reply to: Easyjets biggest base is Berlin #760738
    Grey Area
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    How does this sort of expansion of operations by foreign airlines within Germany go down with the German public, Seahawk?

    Grey Area
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    If they thought they could make money on the routes, Tom, they probably would.

    I, for one, wouldn’t rule NCL out at some point. 😉

    It’s just a shame that BA doesn’t have the same attitude to long-haul routes from the regions.

    Grey Area
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    If they thought they could make money on the routes, Tom, they probably would.

    I, for one, wouldn’t rule NCL out at some point. 😉

    It’s just a shame that BA doesn’t have the same attitude to long-haul routes from the regions.

    Grey Area
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    It demonstrates that the market exists in the region, Tom.

    Remember that you’re talking about an airline that already serves MAN, BHX, LHR and LGW. 🙂

    Call me old-fashioned, EK, but I would expect a massive expansion to involve additional routes and higher frequencies.

    A larger aircraft on the same route with the same frequency, most welcome though it is, isn’t quite the same thing.

    Grey Area
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    It demonstrates that the market exists in the region, Tom.

    Remember that you’re talking about an airline that already serves MAN, BHX, LHR and LGW. 🙂

    Call me old-fashioned, EK, but I would expect a massive expansion to involve additional routes and higher frequencies.

    A larger aircraft on the same route with the same frequency, most welcome though it is, isn’t quite the same thing.

    in reply to: General Discussion #372135
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    Thanks for that explanation, Mike.

    A secret and unverifiable source, eh? Pretty much what I expected. 😉

    Your latter point would hold more water if these were the only issues that Amnesty have ever espoused, which is a very very long way indeed from being the case.

    And since when was “being in a foreign country without an explanation that would satisfy US military authorities” a justification for imprisonment without trial, anyway?

    Remember also that quite a few of the Camp X-Ray detainees were detained in other countries and have never been anywhere near Afghanistan in their lives.

    But I don’t expect these inconvenient facts to sway you – you’ve clearly made up your mind.

    Grey Area
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    That’s good news indeed, but a larger aircraft on a single flight a day is hardly a “massive expansion of services to the Middle East and beyond”, is it? 🙂

    Grey Area
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    That’s good news indeed, but a larger aircraft on a single flight a day is hardly a “massive expansion of services to the Middle East and beyond”, is it? 🙂

    in reply to: General Discussion #372303
    Grey Area
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    I hear what you say, JBoyle, but how many US citizens suffered avoidable deaths at the hands of other US citizens in August 2001?

    Or the month before?

    Or the month before that?

    Where was the Patriot Act then?

    Each death is a tragedy, each an unreplacable loss.

    in reply to: General Discussion #372526
    Grey Area
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    Sorry, Flood.

    Wasn’t it the plan to introduce “indefinite executive detention”, which would have been in contravention of the Fourth and Fifth Amendments to the US Constitution?

    Which is probably why they imprison people without due legal process on Cuban, rather than US, soil.

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