Well very true in 17 Years not alot has happened. I did hear Jet2 maybe making an entrance soon.
Jump to postJust thought I'd say hi to all my friends this is the first time I've posted in 17 Years and Cardiff airport still isn't busy!!!
Jump to postDoes anyone know whether AA will return to DAL i know Legend Airlines had a load of new Gates builtthere then went bust!! what a waste of space, will any airline take over??
Jump to postThanks for your input EGGD, practice what you preach, your the one carrying this argument on! Crosswinds has the attitude not me, THE <acronym title="Carib Express (Barbados)">IM</acronym> RIGHT YOUR WRONG one. Its always the same on here you cant say anything without getting slayed, i think ill han...
Jump to postCrosswind Oh yes they did I'm afraid. You're wrong! Crosswind why the fullstop after afraid? A comma would more appropriate, dont you think? your "i know it all approach isn`t welcome" I know what i saw on those timetables so please don not argue with me. Chris you were in nappies when these flights...
Jump to postBA used to do a weekly service to JFK back in 1996-97 during summer season from CWL dont know the load factors
Jump to postthe A340-500 is said to be a break through in ultra long range aircraft, but corect me if im wrong the 200 serries isnt far behid and has been around for years
Jump to postThe same could be said for EDI. Scotland even. That's a whole country not served!
The same can be said for us here in wales?? United would do well here
could the same be said for manchester???? as we dont see UA there either
Jump to postwell AA operate to LGW so that doesnt really fit does it????
Jump to postwhy dont <acronym title="United Airlines (USA)">UA</acronym> fly to <acronym title="London - Gatwick (LGW / EGKK), United Kingdom">LGW</acronym> when all other AMerican main carriers do? wouldnt they do well here??? <br><center><font color="#EEEEEE" size="1" face="ARIAL, Helvetica, Geneva"><a href="...
Jump to postA SOURCE FROM USA FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- American Airlines will go "back to the future" when a brand-new Boeing 757 rolls out of a hangar at Alliance Airport today decked out in the airline's 1959 livery -- an orange and dark blue color scheme with a distinctive lightning bolt in...
Jump to postREAD BELOW FROM BOEING "Although the 757 uses a narrower, longer fuselage and a wing of reduced sweep and span than the 767, the two designs share related tail assemblies, a common two or three crew flight deck," DESCRIPTION: Boeing had studied designs to replace the 727 for many years, but the deci...
Jump to postcounteracting the saying that aa hasnt flown 762 over the atlantc since 2000
Jump to postactually <acronym title="American Airlines (USA)">AA</acronym> flies 767-200 to <acronym title="London - Heathrow (LHR / EGLL), United Kingdom">LHR</acronym> still so they are still utilised over the atlantic <br><center><font color="#EEEEEE" size="1" face="ARIAL, Helvetica, Geneva"><a href="/open.f...
Jump to postmonarch DEFINATELY had 3 crew 757 there oldest 757 is some 21 yrs old
Jump to postwill they all be double bogey???????????????
Jump to postI seem to remember that when 757 were first made they were 3 crewed, can anyone confirm?? i can remembr Monarch had an engineer do they still have engineers on older 757`s???
Jump to postWho is currently the largest carrier out of o hare and when will delta break this pattern?
Jump to posti thik she was i know for a fact that there are miles of tunnelsunderneath
Jump to postive stopped there once on a britannia 757 flight from <acronym title="Cardiff (- Rhoose / Wales) (CWL / EGFF), United Kingdom">CWL</acronym>-<acronym title="Orlando - International (McCoy) (MCO / KMCO), USA - Florida">MCO</acronym> the airport was dead again return flight was non-stop even with the ...
Jump to postANYONE <acronym title="Gothenburg - Landvetter (GOT / ESGG), Sweden">GOT</acronym> ANY INFO <acronym title="Air Nauru">ON</acronym> THIS WEIRD RAF BASE ITS SHROUDED <acronym title="MAT Macedonian Airlines (Greece)">IN</acronym> SECRECY <acronym title="Anderson - Regional (County) (AND / KAND), USA -...
Jump to postim pretty sure they are due for updated interior as BY will be keeping them for forseable future, they have been well maintained and will be with BY till about 2010
Jump to postall flights from CWL have been diverted causing mandness down here
Jump to postluton has seen 747`s i did have a picture somewhere
Jump to postDOES ANYONE KNOW <acronym title="Great China Airlines and Italy First">IF</acronym> UNITED WILL RESUME OPS BACK <acronym title="President Airlines (Cambodia)">TO</acronym> <acronym title="Auckland - International (AKL / NZ<acronym title="American Airlines (USA)">AA</acronym>), New Zealand">AKL</acro...
Jump to postSummer 2004 looks likely to bring at least one new operator with Pegasus operating the <acronym title="Cardiff (- Rhoose / Wales) (CWL / EGFF), United Kingdom">CWL</acronym>-DLM-<acronym title="Cardiff (- Rhoose / Wales) (CWL / EGFF), United Kingdom">CWL</acronym> service on behalf of Thomson/JMC/ S...
Jump to postI think if all airlines operated the A320 with double bogey fliying the A320 would be considerably safer <br><center><font color="#EEEEEE" size="1" face="ARIAL, Helvetica, Geneva"><a href="/open.file/449978/L/" target="_blank">View Large</a> <a href="/open.file/449978/M/" target="_blank">View Medium...
Jump to postagain if anyone has heard the VULCAN it is by far louder than anything i have ever heard including the B1 B, concorde doesnt come close, the TORNADO is second to this
i would say
1 VULCAN
2 B1 B
3 Tornado
4 Euro fighter
5 F16 and Saab Gripen
6 Concorde
7 F15
8 French Mirage
There has been rumour that BY will be installing the new 777 interior into the 200 series can anyone confirm
Jump to postyes wardair did used to operate 747 into lba in the late 80`s think it went via GLA not sure though
Jump to postthe usual Britannia charters in the winter last year it was Barbados
Jump to postthe usual
BY 767-200 + 2 days 757-200
MYT 320 & 321
AMM hopefully 321 instead of 320
Rumour that thomas cook are to come back and
Excel may base aircraft there
Thats the based with many more visitors obviously
all this banter its unhealthy stick to the topic otherwiseyou may be made to look and feel very silly. <acronym title="Continental Airlines (USA)">CO</acronym> will 100% go to <acronym title="Cardiff (- Rhoose / Wales) (CWL / EGFF), United Kingdom">CWL</acronym> I agree with u chris lets wait and see
Jump to postwell if your idea of a super model is a sheep Gkirk then yes i did score haha, think and weep
Jump to postI seem to remember that <acronym title="Britannia Airlines (United Kingdom)">BY</acronym> used to use this as an alternative place to refuel its 767`s on <acronym title="Orlando - International (McCoy) (MCO / KMCO), USA - Florida">MCO</acronym> flights westbound if the winds were extremely strong, i...
Jump to posti dont think i`ll answer or i will associate
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