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galaxy wrote:Lancaster -> Avro

Avro -> Outer Marker

when you take a look at the whois on dns.be you'll see that the status is "Quarantaine". I don't know what it means, but it doesn't sound good

Switserland is not a part of the EU, so I guess those rules don't apply for them.

http://www.standaard.be/Artikel/Detail. ... 112006_080
it was a Piper Seneca, crashed against a bridge and then fell on a car.

De standaard says something different than HLN: the pilot's all right, the 2 passengers hurt, whereas HLN says only the pilot got hurt.

Koenie666 wrote:Hoe kan je van oostende vlugger in charleroi staan dan in zaventem terwijl het in brugge andersom is....? Leg me dat es uit....

Gerechtsdeurwaarders legden het traject met de auto af...

Tja, niet alle gerechtdeurwaarders rijden even snel

EAL european -> nosewheel

Ruscoe wrote:petrol is bad enough at about Au$1 a litre.

If you think that's a lot, you should see the prices in Europe! Here, 1 litre costs about € 1,3 which equals 2,18 Au$

TWA wrote:Don't worry, it will become even more famous and popular than the S-tail.

I really doubt that. I think the S-tail is really beautiful, whereas the b-tail just looks cheap and too low-cost. Just because they sell cheap tickets doesn't mean they need an ugly livery.

it's sad to see that beautiful S-tail dissappear for such an ugly logo.
they could've done better!

I must say I really don't like the logo and name, if it's going to be Brussels Airlines. That logo would suit for a motorway restaurant, not for an airline.

Wouldn't it be weired to tell people that the new name of "SN Brussels airlines" will be "Brussels Airlines"? I mean would that really be worth all the fuss??? Most people wouldn't even notice the name change... I agree with that. Brussels Airlines wouldn't really be a "new...

happy birthday

Established02 wrote:You could also see it as a light blue sky on a sunny day, with the white contrails of 3 aircraft intesecting each other.

I can't remember where I read it, but it is indeed the white contrails of aircraft crossing eachother. The intersection of the contrails would be Brussels.

8)
Greets,
Alexander

ok, but when you go to www.brusselsairlines.com, you'll see that it's an SN website. As it is registered in 2002 (just like brusselsairlines.be), this does not suggest that the company's new name would be Brussels Airlines. I don't think we will find any hints in domain names... Also the sabena.be d...

YULover wrote:Who would have guessed that this is actually a satellite photo...

Not everything is sattelite photos in Google Earth... When you zoom in and the image has a high qualtity, it's photos taken from an aircraft.

Because they didn't have a picture of the birth of that child they probably decided to take another nice plane...

I wish I was born on a plane if that's the case!

On a British Airways flight to Boston, a woman gave birth to a girl five hours after departure, with help of the cabin crew

http://www.standaard.be/Artikel/Detail. ... 092006_081

Would the little girl have to pay a ticket?

Why don't you start

You see it fly for a second in the new trailer (http://movies.aol.com/casino-royale-jam ... o-features)