Very nice Ben! 😉 😀

EUK flight codes on SSH flights are being operated by Air Malta A320’s.

Information from my BHX Flight Guide is below…….

“EUK flight numbers are used to comply with regulations for operating outside of the European Union. During this summer similer flights were operated under XLA flight numbers.”

Continental Virtual

Looks great, Tom turning into the winglet reporter! 😀

Well it can vary, it usually costs me £2.20 for my two bus journey a day to and from work but on some days I get up to four getting other bus servcies so I brought a bus pass, no more messing around with change 😀 😉

I was very surprised to see it as I wasn’t aware AA had to chose to have their 757s fitted, does look fantastic. The website on the winglets is a nice touch 😉

Bus:
Travel West Midlands.

On Corporation Street in Birmingham, the 126 a service I use quite often

http://www.scotbus.com/03_July_2004_TravelWestMidlands_4572.jpg

In Blackheath, the 88 a service I will be using two times a day next month and the 120 (I currently use twice daily and may well be into next year too) the same bus type pictured here operates it.

http://www.scotbus.com/03_July_2004_TravelWestMidlands_1584.jpg

Birmingham Coach Company.

Pictured here at Dudley they operate the 120 service too, the only route they do that is useful to me at the moment and to be honest I find the buses much more of a comfy ride.

http://www.busphotos.co.uk/BCC-K317YJA-2005.JPG

Train:
Central Trains

http://www.railwayscene.co.uk/image.php?imgref=2758

Virgin Trains

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afbeelding:390029_%27City_of_Stoke-on-Trent%27_at_Birmingham_New_Street.JPG

Currently I only ever catch the train between Birmingham New Street and Birmingham International Airport’s station when I go and I use both of the above companies depending on which one arrives first.

Sorry, I like to go into detail! :p :diablo: :dev2:

*Pictures not mine, original links provided*

Very nice selection there 🙂