Superb shots!

Must be excellent to see what’s going on in front of the aircraft when it’s taking off and landing opposed to what’s going on either side of it (like passengers are forced to do)! 🙂

How much money is actually needed because this has been going on for ages?

If I were actually going to benefit from its move, then I may have contributed. However, since it is going to Manchester and not staying somewhere at Heathrow, I’m never going to see it, so parting with my hard-earned cash does not seem worthwhile.

Anybody know what type of helicopter the silver one is?

Do you know the registration of it?

If so, log onto http://www.caa.co.uk/srg/aircraft_register/ginfo/search.asp and that should give you all the details that you need.

hi all, i’m cabincrew with ryanair and i can say it was a flight to dublin on a 737-200 and not a stn flight, may i also say that you all slag mol off but you are all playing in to his hands of talking about him, and thats what he wants becouse your mentioning RYANAIR!!!! think about it guys its free advertisment

Fair enough.

However, if this type of advertising actually persuades someone to book themselves onto a Ryanair flight, I’ll be very surprised.

Pure stupidity… the took the photo and then put the camera back?! 😮

Any chance of seeing this photograph?

I was pleasantly surprised on Christmas Eve when returning from my two night break in Scotland with British Airways.

Being the second to last service from Edinburgh before Christmas, I was expecting the 757 to be completely full. Instead, it had no more than 25 or 30 people on it.

You reckon?

erm… yeah… :confused:

Indeed I was, we now have approval to take the safe way round. 😉 No more falling on one’s a*se ! :rolleyes:

I guess I was the lucky one back in June… both yourself and Andy went flying and I got away with it! 😀