had Aer Lingus seen the light 😉

Overall, I much prefer Boeing products to Airbus products. I base my opinion on the way each manufacturer’s aircraft looks, since I haven’t a clue about their performance statistics. However, I don’t think the Aer Lingus colour scheme looks at all good on a 777. Leave it on the A330 I say.

I think it’s more of a setback than a fall apart? :confused:

I’ll be very surprised if it does go ahead, especially when you consider that one of the founders has moved onto another project. If it hasn’t fallen apart, it’s certainly falling apart.

I’m not so sure about it.

It’s a nice assortment of colours, but the way they are so randomly strewn all over the aircraft is not so nice.

Whilst moaning away, I completely forgot to congratulate on your photographs. Wish I could be soaking up some sunshine right now! 🙂

I wasn’t aware of the Canada 3000 project falling apart.

I was also looking forward to it, mainly because of the cheap fares they would have offered between Stansted and St Maarten! :rolleyes:

Fantastic pictures!

Albert – LOL, I dont think EAL has heard of punctuation 😉

I’m sure he has. The problem is that he just forgets to use it from time to time.

Your post above is an example of poor punctuation. After “LOL”, you should really have put a full stop. Also, every sentence should end with a full stop, too.

I don’t think we should waste time moaning about how other forum members forget punctuation. It’s not aviation-related.

I’ll set up a web site at some point within the next day or so to keep you all updated.

What about that SuperFlyBoy.com? I added that to my bookmarks quite a while ago, but its not doing anything.

This is new?

I was under the impression that this route had been around for a while now. It operates once a day, seven days a week.

Certainly some good competition for British Airways who fly several times a week (although not daily) to Budapest from Gatwick using a 737-400.