Thanks for the information.
It’s in a bit of a state as I we saw last week. I’m not sure that just over 4 days is going to be enough to get it back into the skies again. It seems such a shame to see my favourite aircraft, grounded! 🙁
I’ve never seen the Antonov-225 in the flesh, so I don’t think I can really appreciate its size. I’ve seen the smaller An-124 and that was huge! To think this one is actually bigger, it’s hard to believe! 🙂
It’s no doubt a person who didn’t make it through to the final 10 of Pop Idol and he thought that by doing such a thing, he’d be on the telly.
Wonderful little aircraft for Aeroflot and the colour scheme is great, too. Beats that awful blue and white scheme.
This is all too much to bear! :p
So… how many aircraft do cross the Atlantic each day? lol
If you don’t complete your A Levels, how will an airline employ you? Most of them (if not all), request 2 A Levels in order to gain employment with them.
If you can get your dream jobs without A Levels, then waste no time studying for them. For others, they’ll certainly need to continue education in order to stand any chance.
Best of luck anyway. 😉
Originally posted by dartie
[B]You forgot to censor “piss”
u also forgot to censor the word also!!! [/B][/QUOTE]
And so did you when quoting it… 😉
I was sure that BA used 747s as the primary aircraft for such routes to the USA.
Yeah, definitely.
Obviously there are several domestic flights available throughout the world. But the number of passengers on all of these flights are low, mainly due to the size of the aircraft.
Originally posted by bmi
Martin dont worry LGKR usually makes his comments nasty etc on purpose. Forget him we know who to believe!
Personally, I can’t see anything nasty with the post. Seeing as I am in practically the same sort of educational status as LGKR, I think he is expressing an extremely valid point.
A Levels are everything!
It’s another recognised qualification which can be crucial when it comes to further education and employment. Sure with you, Martin, if an airline has one vacancy and there are two possible candidates (one who has completed GCSEs and the other who has completed GCSEs and A Levels), it’s just about obvious who they will choose.
As for you, Adam, stick with media! That’s my new, chosen career path and I’ve studied GCSE Media Studies, AS/A2 Media Studies and am now doing a HND in Media (Moving Image) at College. This course lasts 2 years and the 3rd year, if you want it, is a BA (Hons) degree. I’ve been doing the course for just 3 days so far and am having to pay for it, but it’s an extremely enjoyable course and a practical one too.
Ahh, thanks for that.
Since it was quite so far away, identifying it wasn’t easy! :p
I agree with Bhoy, it’s a very popular route.
I did once read that there were 23 flights every day between London Heathrow and New York. Then of course you can fly from Gatwick as well…
Although they’re not great quality, it’s an amazing sight. That car looks quite pathetic when compared to the Antonov!
Sounds great fun, but I’m back in education now and Thursday is my day off. 🙁