I think this whole ordeal just proves that British Airways are weak and cannot take a bit of competition.

If they cannot successfully operate such an expensive aircraft, Virgin being the only airline who have offered to purchase some aircraft, should be given the chance.

I’ve said it before – British Airways fear that Virgin will make a profit out of it, putting them to shame.

However, all places for Concorde aircraft (both AF and BA) have been announced and obviously it’s tough for each of the airlines to withdraw the offers they have made to the various museums.

We were told our United tickets last year were E-Tickets. All we needed was our passports. At check-in, we handed them over and they were swiped. Very quick method of getting passengers checked in.

Thai have issued the relatively standard 5-page book containing loads of meaningless data which are exchanged at check-in for a boarding card.

It could be worse..

That’s brilliant, you could pass that off as a “real” van.

Brilliant photos, Monster. I see a couple of 767s in there, too!

So what if Airliners.net reject them. Let’s face it, it’s just a website which whacks a banner on your work, with them virtually taking credit for it.

As long as your photos are loved by the people of the forum (which they are, I assure you), then it couldn’t get any better!

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Life goes on…

Wonderful shot!

Heathrow amongst other airports have a real problem with wildlife, flocks of birds were once on BBC Airport as a problem, getting sucked into engines and being all mished up. 🙁