Of all the airlines I have flown, all the crew’s uniforms have been very smart. British Airways is “average” in my opinion, as with United.

But Thai 😉 is great. The Cabin Crew uniform for men consists of dark trousers and a grey jacket with gold, metal buttons. This looks a bit cheap and nasty compared to what the women wear. Traditional Thai dresses, decorated with coloured scarves etc. They change into something more comfortable on long haul flights.

Brilliant photos, Kev.

Before it’s too late, I’ll say congratulations on reaching the 2,000 post mark! You’re on 1,999 at the moment, but that is close enough!

Ohh, messy stuff!

Great photo though 🙂

I like it. It’s very fresh and very different. At least it’s one interior we can easily recognise.

What about Concorde?

That’s probably the one air crash that the whole world already knows about. But they probably don’t know about the cause of it. You could explain all this in your essay.

The topic about the engineless British Airways 767 features the Mojave Desert. This aircraft has returned from there in the last 3 months or so.

Is it not just “storage”, where the airline can get their aircraft back as and when they want them?

Should be a great read, I’d love to have a look when finished.

What was the aircraft that crashed in Florida (??) where it wasn’t actually the impact that killed most of the passengers but the icy water where the aircraft came down, shortly after takeoff?

That would be interesting.