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JohnA wrote:I sent the entire text to our worthy webmasters for publication in news.

But we cannot publish it as it is probably copyright protected.

Let's continue here, whereb the topic was discussed first: https://www.aviation24.be/posts9351-highli ... l.html+757

See news here (statement from Guy Viselé, spokesman of Belgocontrol): https://www.aviation24.be/article7974.html

Is there any news about their new Business to Business website? Yes, see last paragraph of this article (in French only): http://www.tourmag.com/index.php?action=article&id_article=128652 And the SN website has a page for travel agencies and corporate travel departments: http://www.brusselsairl...

Delta Air Lines is in talks to sell one or possibly both of its regional airline subsidiaries to contract carrier SkyWest Inc. (SKYW), a SkyWest executive told The Wall Street Journal. Regional airline already operates feeder service for Delta, which thinks it can cut costs by 5%.

<t>The Association of European Airlines has produced its preliminary traffic report for February 2005. The figures are based on the AEA’s weekly survey of its<br/> members’ traffic and capacity trends and provides an indication of the outcome when the final figures are published later in the month.<...

<t>Maximum flexibility with supreme comfort for Lufthansa customers: With the start of the summer flight schedule on 29 March, Lufthansa is adding a new dimension to personalised air travel. The German carrier is offering a unique product, worldwide, to passengers who highly value flexibility and ti...

A second terminal will be built at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to accommodate rapidly growing passenger traffic, as at least four more foreign airlines, including two Indian carriers, get set to fly to Malaysia, an official said.

OO-SDK I think this is to be scrapped shortly

Isn't it already half-scrapped on that picture?

I was not able to attend, nor any of the Luchtzak admins, due to other obligations. A full press release is available on Luchtzak: https://www.aviation24.be/article7948.html What it does not say: SN Brussels refused to speculate on its financial results for 2004, however back in November president P...

<t>SkyEurope Airlines, Central Europe’s first low cost low fare airline, has announced today to open two new routes to the Greek capital Athens. The new routes will be operated from Bratislava and from Budapest. <br/> <br/> SkyEurope will have two weekly flights from both its Bratislava and Budapest...

Chunk? You were not on that flight, were you?

Nice experience! What got them that VIP treatment?

Correct!
Your turn now!

Quite impressive report, chunk.

Are you sure you flew over Iraq? I thought it was still off limits for scheduled flights.

No time to look at all the topics. Sorry!

Next question, an easy one:

For which reason was Harry Stonecipher demoted as chief executive of Boeing?

Thanks for very nice report, Nico. I guess the Gatwick Express into Central London was more expensive than the SN flight.

After watching the price of crude steadily climb over the last year, major airlines are planning for the prospect of $60-a-barrel oil and beyond by raising fares and cutting routes, according to a report published Monday.

<t>International Air Transport Association relaxed several key restrictions in its fare purchasing rules, making it possible to construct cheaper air itineraries. <br/> <br/> As an example, a Sofia-Brussels-London one-way ticket, with the first leg on SN Brussels Airlines and the second on BMI Briti...

As of 28 March, Virgin Express will fly daily to Valencia, instead of the current four times a week. The minimum price for a one-way trip is EUR19 (excluding airport taxes).