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Does anyone know if there are any more scheduled L1011 flights? I see two different ATA L10's landing every now and then, but I'm told they are only used for Military Charters.

Thai Sky Airlines still flies several scheduled routes within South East Asia from BKK.

If you're in a US Military uniform, and have been asked to spend some time on "the beach", you'll might get a ride on an ATA L-1011.

Quoting TriStar500 (Reply 1): Thai Sky Airlines still flies several scheduled routes within South East Asia from BKK.

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That's the airline TriStar500 was talking about.

Flywho (BHX) have announced that they will be operating flights with L1011-500 on from BHX to Orlando & St Petersburg/Clearwater.

Not certain where the aircraft is coming from or who the actual operator will be.

Hewa Bora still flies the L-1011. They fly BRU-FIH three times a week.


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The L-1011 is becoming very rare in passenger hauling.

Ben Soriano
Brussels Belgium

Thai Sky doesn't have much info on its website. Any idea of the routes and the prices? Cheers.

Oops sorry, I mistyped my info.
Hewa Bora operates only ONE weekly scheduled flight from BRU to FIH, it arrives in BRU on Saturday evening and leaves back to FIH on Sunday morning.

Ben

Hi Ben

Sorry to tell ya that, but Hewa Bora won't opperate FIH-BRU with L1011 in near future.. you will get an 767.
They will use it for inner Africa routes.

Quoting Pe@rson (Reply 6): Thai Sky doesn't have much info on its website. Any idea of the routes and the prices? Cheers

Only flying to ICN at the moment with L1011s and the rustbucket ex-Phuket 747.

Not yet but maybe next summer you have the chance to fly from Germany.

http://www.munich-airlines.de/flotte.html


Georg

Quoting LXLucien (Reply 8): Sorry to tell ya that, but Hewa Bora won't opperate FIH-BRU with L1011 in near future.. you will get an 767. They will use it for inner Africa routes.

Only in FIH-NBO-DXB route.

Join the RAF they fly scheduled L-1011 flights everyday.

Quoting American 767 (Reply 5): Hewa Bora still flies the L-1011. They fly BRU-FIH three times a week.

And the rest of the time, they work on repairing the thing.  

Looks like ATA's L1011-500 163AT is back from its D-check at GAMCO. Lookin' good!


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It follows on the heels of 162AT, which went through the same experience a couple of months before it.

Sadly, last word was that 194AT will be gone after tomorrow. Hadn't heard any updates, so I assume that that's still the plan. Sad to see her go. Hope someone gets some photos of her last days and trip to the Desert.

Best,

Bill

How about Euro Atlantic Airways?


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Anyone know what happened to Air Transat's (TS) tristars? Last I heard, there were some sitting around the tarmac at Mirabel, but that was a couple of years ago.

Hi KatanaPilot, I found a picture for you. It was taken recently.


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Ben Soriano

Quoting Wjcandee (Reply 13): Quoting American 767 (Reply 5): Hewa Bora still flies the L-1011. They fly BRU-FIH three times a week. And the rest of the time, they work on repairing the thing.

I hadn't heard of this airline before but this past Sunday I flew NBO-BRU on SN and pulled into the gate next to this bird. I fondly remember flying the L-1011 some time back on Royal Jordainian.

Gearup380,

Yes, Euroatlantic Airways operates a sole L15 from LIS to many caribbean destinations. Luzair from Portugal operates too an L15 to african, asian and caribbean destinations.

Remember too:

- Air Rum and Air Universal, who leases its aircrafts as per example Libyan Arab Airlines.

And anyone knows something about a new L15, registered as OD-ZEE, operated by Cameroon Airlines???????

RAFVC10- OD-ZEE belongs to a new Lebanese airline, who will be operating an all L1011 fleet from Beirut. You can check them out here www.globejetairlines.com . From what I hear, they will be offering passenger services in the not too distant future.. will be interesting.

This is my first post on this site (although I have been an avid reader for the last 4 years!)

Quoting Raffik (Reply 20): This is my first post on this site

Good info. Welcome aboard!

Quoting Raffik (Reply 20): You can check them out here www.globejetairlines.com

never seen an airline website showing lavatory pictures.

  

RAF flies from Brize Norton to Ascension with the Tristar, you need to apply for visa
for Ascension, only 20 seats per flight for civilians.

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Quoting Alessandro (Reply 23): RAF flies from Brixton to Ascension with the Tristar, you need to apply for visa for Ascension.

I think you mean Brize Norton!!! Brixton is a suburb of South London.  

Quoting Alessandro (Reply 23): RAF flies from Brize Norton to Ascension with the Tristar, you need to apply for visa for Ascension, only 20 seats per flight for civilians.

Where do I get tickets??  

Quoting Pe@rson (Reply 6):
Thai Sky doesn't have much info on its website. Any idea of the routes and the prices? Cheers

Only flying to ICN at the moment with L1011s and the rustbucket ex-Phuket 747.

Is it possible to book tickets online with them? Or buy at the counter in ICN?
I might be arriving at ICN if my planned ATL-NRT-SIN nonrev trip doesn't work out as planned. Might as well give a Tristar a go after the NW DC-10!   

Quoting SK973 (Reply 25): Is it possible to book tickets online with them? Or buy at the counter in ICN?

I remember reading that they actually need to be booked at travel agencies as they are classed as charters? I could be completely wrong...

Quoting Gearup380 (Reply 22): never seen an airline website showing lavatory pictures.

There's got to be a first time for everything