India is one of the biggest buyers of russian crude oil, putin is not going to upset them.The problem will be getting the parts and the people to fix the plane, could take a while.
Jump to postSo many people suffered in so many different ways, may we never forget the lessons of history.
Jump to postNow everyone is chipping into the saudi bunker
On a side note, BA staff have had their payroll details compromised.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-65814104
How is BA doing with Aruba, will this continue next season?
Jump to postBritish Airways has been fined $1.1m (£878,000) by the US government over claims it failed to pay refunds for cancelled flights during the pandemic. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65781536 "The US Department of Transportation said the airline had not provided "timely refunds to passen...
Jump to postI wonder if EI will return to DUB-LCY, the route has not operated since 2020. I think that LH flying MUC-LCY makes sense, hope it happens at some point. LCY can no doubt handle more flight movements, considering that the taxiway expansion allows for further flight movements with less time having to...
Jump to postSuch a thrill to watch a true artiste command a stage and deliver such great performances, doubt we will see similar again,greatful to have been around during her reign.
Jump to postThe Home office says that the problem is fixed and things are returning to "normal".
Jump to postPassengers flying into the UK are facing long delays at passport controls as e-gates across the country have gone down. The issue is affecting people arriving at UK airports, the Home Office said, after the system went down last night. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65731795 OMG, this could not happe...
Jump to postI was wondering the average number of live visas a crew member would hold in their passport. I guess the more there are makes it easier for ops planning, and how long do they last?
Jump to postPicture of the open door once landed here.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-65705276
I kinda think it will be more than 10yrs before any sense of normal Russia air traffic begins, the paper work on those planes is the biggest hurdle perhaps.
Jump to postNZ Skynest prices revealed, NZ$400-$600 (US$254-$380) for a four-hour block, in addition to the regular cost of their ticket.
https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/ ... index.html
Wonder if there will be a regular takeup at these prices?
Have you tried using Firefox as your browser, I don't get this problem?
Jump to postIt was an old crosswind runway. It has been disused for decades and is in a rather poor condition. The USAF built the field as Beane Air Force Base to defend both the Panama Canal and the island from Nazi attacks. Today the Northern section is used for drag racing. Current expansion plans has it sl...
Jump to postProbably medical, a rare bird for the local spotters.
Jump to postWhen parts of the world are over populated Mother Nature sometimes has a way of resetting the balance.There are areas of the planet not ment to sustain large numbers.
Jump to postBrowsing the internet I was unable to find any direct flights from the UK to the island. Go via France or Canada, Such a loverly island with as much to offer as the rest of the Carib, is this a hidden gem as far as the UK is concerned?
Jump to postI'm curious, looking at Google maps there appears to be a runway just north of the current. Is it an old defunk or a new in progress?
https://www.google.com/maps/@13.7397286 ... a=!3m1!1e3
TIA
Will Russia pull out of the Ukraine grain when it expires 18 May? With things not going well it is great leverage, the World Food Programme (WFP) has warned that it will be difficult to feed the world if Russia does.
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