eBay perhaps?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3489761.stm

Here we are from 15 February, 2004. So maybe tommyinyork is correct. :rolleyes: 😉 Maybe you lot just haven’t flow one of the aircraft without window blinds. 😉

Although I don’t know if things have changed again since then. I’ve never flown Ryanair so I don’t know.

AFAIK They went ahead with this but actually opted to keep the window blinds – although the other things such as reclining seats went.

Best wishes – do let us know how you get on! 😀

Parked at the gate but due to an “airstairs driver strike”, passengers have to leap from the doors onto the tar-mac.

😀 I love it!

Ah well, summer as normal for BA then… :p

Seeing as the low-cost carriers are contributing most to the GROWTH in air travel (and thus growth in emissions), seems only fair that their passengers pay most to offset the emssions their flights are causing! Besides, anything that puts off all the Ryanair passengers that seem to be clogging up airport terminals these days can’t be a bad thing! 😉

Andy

But it’s easyJet and Ryanair that fly the brand new, more efficient aircraft.

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On another note, it seems the Government is not actually for these proposals – it’s the comittee that has come up with them. Read Steven Ladyman’s comments in the BBC article which give an idea of the Government’s stance.

Great shots guys – especially those Etihad ones: wow!
I’m just sorting out my AI traffic – loading all the obscure airlines into LHR!

Happy birthday have a great day!!!

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What were the police cars there for?
Seems a little unusual for an airport emergency :confused: