lol.. thanks! Perhaps I should offer Air 2000/First Choice my skills in web design too!
http://www.mkinghorn.co.uk/choice
Click on the “Meet the Fleet” link at the top too!
Indeed – Happy Birthday!
I went on a Summer Holiday to Scarborough years and years ago because we just couldn’t get a holiday to Spain or anywhere else! Nice place… mind you, it was a trek and a half to the sea from the top of the beach when the tide was out!
Indeed – Happy Birthday!
I went on a Summer Holiday to Scarborough years and years ago because we just couldn’t get a holiday to Spain or anywhere else! Nice place… mind you, it was a trek and a half to the sea from the top of the beach when the tide was out!
Lovely aircraft.
Just changing the subject slightly. Saab, where’s your dancing banana gone? lol!
Nice photograph and have a great trip!
Sounds interesting. Will put it into a webpage later on and post the link here a little later on!
But I think you’ve pretty much done it for A330!
Blimey… that’s one expensive birthday present! I doubt I’ll be getting a trip on Concorde for my 18th in June!
That’s technology for you!
Originally posted by Bhoy
did you know that filling the First Class cabin on an average Transatlantic flight covers the operating expenses of the whole flight, and whatever pax are in Club World/Economy are just profit?
You learn something new every day!
Cool. Any photos of the interior?
Perhaps they had a brainwave. They borrowed a Trislander from Air Jamaica Express with no intention to return it and came to the conclusion that if they rubbed out Jamaica but kept the livery, they had an airline!
But looking at it, that’s incredibly tight!
John F Kennedy was incredibly thorough with their security checks last November. It was 5:30am and we were all extremely tired, having to do various things in order to prove we weren’t terrorists! I got through no problem, but my sister bleeped, so they used a hand scanner to check her, but no result. They couldn’t feel anything concealed on her, so they passed her through the detector again – still bleeping. Next, they asked her to remove her shoes, X-Rayed them, banged them on the table and then disappeared with them. After about 5 minutes without her shoes, my sister became a little agitated and went, bare-footed, in search of her shoes! They also requested that she empty her vanity case as it was cluttered and items could not be made out on screen when x-rayed.
At Bologna in February, I just laughed! The detector bleeped as I passed through and the dim-witted security man just patted my legs and let me go. BA2563 might never have made it home that night. At least, it wouldn’t have if I had a gun up my top!!
I think Heathrow has just about got it cracked, apart from these TV reporters who constantly test them with their toy guns and manicure sets and then brag when they get it onto an aircraft. Security People: Next time, look out for the man passing through security with a TV camera following him!
Gatwick is good for security. They now have 2 security checks in place and if you smuggle goods through the first, you can be about 90% sure they won’t make it through the second. My dad had an argument with a security man who accused my mum of deliberately smuggling nail clippers on board… lol!
Montego Bay (Sangster) is reasonable. They go at their own pace, but seem to have effective methods of preventing unauthorised items getting onto the aircraft.
I also like the Air Jamaica colour scheme and on a overcast, murky day, it’s always nice to see an A343 of JM flying overhead, approaching Heathrow.
I didn’t get to experience their service when I travelled there last year, I’m sure I will one day though… 😎
lol!
Reading over my post, it could have been phrased better! Unfortunately, just a few hours on the 747 and the rest of the time in a hotel! :p