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To make a long story short, Sabena went bankrupt in November 2001, and SN Brussels was immediately created from its regional subsidiary DAT. The DAT planes were painted in Sabena colours and to save costs, the colours were initially unchanged, only the titles were re-painted.

Don't forget the Avro RJ115

I live in Brazil and have 6000 points that will soon be lost. I accumulated many points when SN was flying to SAO. Sabena is old story and no plan for SN to fly or code-share flights to South America. I am surprised that your points haven't expired yet. Their validity is max. 3 years, and Sabena st...

<t>Boeing announced today that its Board of Directors asked for and received the resignation of President and CEO Harry Stonecipher on Sunday, March 6. Concurrently, the Board has appointed CFO James A. Bell, 56, as president and CEO on an interim basis, with Board Chairman Lew Platt assuming an exp...

See: http://www.airlinecodes.co.uk/

CAN = Guangzhou (China) (the former CANton)
PVG = Shanghai (China)
NGO = Nagoya (Japan)

Why not Tokyo?

press wrote:etihad will serve brussels later this year, don't worry.

How late is later? It was initially promised for the summer season. I hope it is not the Australian summer!

EPS_Aviation wrote:My photos of this actually appeared on the front cover of the Vancouver Sun newspaper.

Can you share them with us?

<t>Bombardier Aerospace delivered 329 aircraft for the year ended January 31, 2005 versus 324 in the previous year ending January 31, 2004. This includes:<br/> <br/> Bombardier CRJ Series: 178 [214 during the previous year]<br/> Bombardier Q Series: 22 (including 16 Q400) [18 in the previous year]<b...

<t>The Walloon government considers that the proposed European rules for local airports are too stringent and discriminatory. <br/> <br/> A local airport could not subsidise a new route if the route already exists between airports of the same area, e.g. Brussels-Milan and Charleroi-Bergamo, but also...

<t>The amount of illegal aid that Ryanair must reimburse to the Walloon government is increasing. The Walloon government has asked foreign Minister Karel De Gucht to sue Ryanir before an Irish court to get back EUR 2.5 million spent on training and accommodation of pilots and opening of new routes b...

SN30952 wrote:Q: R4D-5 is your nickname a latin rebus?

Or are you related to R2D-2 of Star Wars?

Comet wrote:Back to Andre - when are you going to MAN?

09 Mar SN2173 (9:30-9:45) - SN2178 (16:05-18:20)

Why can't Belgium keep its historic relics

By the way, welcome to Luchtzak, TripleNickel

If I hear you well, KLM gave these Fokkers to Air Exel and must BUY them back?

Upon arrival in Manchester I saw a rare view of the once-weekly Syrian B747SP YK-AHA taxiing next to us: I want that one! I have only ever seen one of those smaller 747s and I never bagged it :evil: I am hoping it will be there next week. In that case you should be present on a Tuesday at 11:00 (etd)

LX-LGX wrote:see also https://www.aviation24.be/postt9135.html

A lot of additional links have been added to that news item by Fons SN30952.

Tjipke wrote:The TUI group is also considering to take over Holland and Belgium Exel

Tjipke,

We would appreciate that you keep us informed. We all stand by you in these uncertain and difficult period.

I hope it won't be snowing in BRU on 8th-10th March :( Why? Don't you like adventures, like landing in AMS, OST or CDG instead of BRU? I would be delighted to do so on a leisure trip (but of course not on a business trip). And, by the way, I will fly to MAN during that same period :) on a business ...

A British Airways jet that continued on an 11-hour flight from Los Angeles to London after one of its four engines lost power also flew on three engines on a later flight from Singapore to London, the airline said Friday.

Alea jacta est. Welcome to Luchtzak, R4D-5. I studied myself at Liège University (alma mater).