Very nice shots. Especially the F70. I like the light effect of the shots of the undersides of the aircraft. Thanks for sharing them.
Neil.
Some fantastic pics here. I like them all, but I have a really soft spot for the Caravelle.
Peter, do you have any pics of the Interflug flights at AMS?
Hopefully not HMV ones Sarah;)
Neil.
I do feel a bit for Boeing on this. Being first into so many new technical aspects of jetliner operations, is not a lot of fun for any manufacturer. Thankfully, unlike poor old De Havilland with their early Comet issues, there has been no loss of either aircraft, or those aboard them. Hopefully, the 787 issues will be solved soon. I want to fly on one, so they’d better be! 😀
A little reminiscent of the old Cubana tail livery:diablo:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cubana_Il-62M_CU-T1208_SXF_1990-8-18.png
As has been said, very sad time for the employees. A few months ago, we had a really impressive new branch of HMV open up locally. Laid out in such away over two big floors, that browsing is a real treat. The choice of items on sale, was the best I’ve seen in a very long time. I guess we might lose that place, if no buyer can be found for the company.
Our branch of WH Smith, is just the worst, if any company needs to wake up and smell the coffee, its them. Until I saw this thread, I had no idea that Blockbuster was still around.
As has been said, very sad time for the employees. A few months ago, we had a really impressive new branch of HMV open up locally. Laid out in such away over two big floors, that browsing is a real treat. The choice of items on sale, was the best I’ve seen in a very long time. I guess we might lose that place, if no buyer can be found for the company.
Our branch of WH Smith, is just the worst, if any company needs to wake up and smell the coffee, its them. Until I saw this thread, I had no idea that Blockbuster was still around.
You’re more than welcome. It’s a fascinating hobby.
Neil.
Is it better to risk a potential fire given system warnings and odors then risk a possible injury with an evacuation? Nope. Evacuate. By the time the crew would get their 3rd or 4th indication after ignoring the first 2 (warnings and odor) it could very well be too late to insure a safe evacuation for all passengers and crew.
I totally agree with your post. It’s all too easy for any of us to play ‘armchair pilots’ and yes, those of us who find themselves supporting the evacuation, are doing the same. IMO, as I’ve already said, that pilot was there, we were not, he was in command, and that was his command decision, and he made it, end of. Surely better that, than everyone looking at a burning blob of composites, smouldering at the end of the runway.
I have an iPad 4, I’m thrilled to bits with it. Had a look at the Samsung…..not impressed by it quite honestly. Yes, it costs less than the iPad, and it shows, and no way am I giving up my I phone 🙂
I have an iPad 4, I’m thrilled to bits with it. Had a look at the Samsung…..not impressed by it quite honestly. Yes, it costs less than the iPad, and it shows, and no way am I giving up my I phone 🙂
I’m not even sure if travel agencies use these models anymore. This link may interest you:)
http://aviationmodels-online.com/
Neil.
It would appear that there are now some urgent issues to be addressed with this aircraft. The ANA crew obviously thought that the evacuation was necessary, after all, none of us were there at the time.
I’m sure that Boeing are working 24/7 on this, to get these problems sorted. Its a nice aircraft, and its pioneered a lot of new technology. Sometimes, its not easy to be the first in a new field.
Very nice shots. I used to like the older Condor livery, before they started being painted into the liveries of the tour companies.
I have 3 Gulfstreams….well 1/40 scale models of them, all made for Gulfstream
themselves, very prized possessions 😉