Kabir – you just mentioned two of my favourite European cities. I fell out of love with Paris several years ago.

Thinking of the scowls on the faces of all the green plonkers.:D

Well, the buck’s got to stop somewhere…………..;)

Nah, we’ll be space hoppin in a thousand years. What’s the death date of the Sun? About 3 billion more isn’t it?

Or, do you think we’ll be zonked by an Asteroid, or a nuclear war?

Whatever our fate I’m sure it will befall us long before the sun starts to die.

Al – – “just because aircraft are flying in Europe, doesn’t mean that it’s safe to do so…”

The inference I draw from your statement is that aircraft are being flown in the full knowledge that it might not be safe to do so. I cannot accept that that is the case.

It is much more likely that they have proved to their total satisfaction that there is no danger involved and that yet again the UK Met Office modelling has been found suspect, despite its massive computing power. The problem with modelling is the the information the computer is given to work with – it doesn’t do it on its own.
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We all did…….:eek:

I’ll just stand aside to let that tumbleweed roll past unhindered…….;)

Yup -probably a good idea, on second thoughts….:)Mind you, it hasn’t taken off yet, has it?

Let’s leave Brown out of it – for now. There must be some knowledgable members here who can shed some light on the increasingly anomalous situation. There have now been a great many aircraft flying in France, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Belgium, Germany at every flight level and no emergencies as far as we know. So, something just does not add up. Is some authority somewhere really putting thousands of travellers at risk? No, of course they are not.