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and here I was thinking the Daily Mail was bad

BRU-Chennai cancelled from 15Nov onwards as per airlineroute:

http://airlineroute.net/2012/09/27/9w-m ... eets120927

convair wrote:Nothing to do with the Id you use on this forum I gather!?

Hehe, nope I use this ID on pretty much every forum I am on

I flew LH on September 9 to FCO via MUC and on the first segment we got a croissant filled with strawberry jam and on the second segment it was a pretzel-like thing filled with cheese. I passed for both because I was not feeling so well (having to throw up twice on the train from Gent to the airport...

I find it interesting (though not surprising) that Ryanair's smartphone app is €3 whereas all other airline apps are free though. Still, at least they are also making an android version unlike some other airlines who think people only buy iPhones.

won't be able to since I'm on holiday to Rome

I'm regretting booking a holiday to Rome now

I'm flying them on September 9 *crosses fingers*

Thai's timetable on their website seems to confirm this, except for the fact that their timetable shows the a/c operating as a 773 and not a 77W.

For those having Facebook - here's a link to a 37sec movie posted on Bru Airport's facebook page this morning - while pax are boarding an Onur Air flight, lots of traffic taxiing to take of from 02 ...nice ! https://www.facebook.com/BrusselsairportBRU it's on Youtube as well, namely here: http://ww...

Doesn't that also mean an upgauge from the current 77E flying the route?

09/09/2012 BRU-MUC on LH in Y
09/09/2012 MUC-FCO on LH in Y
12/09/2012 FCO-BRU on SN in Blight

I agree, in my opinion the only people allowed to complain about the noise are those that lived there before the airport was built, or before a significant expansion took place (I mean things like an extra terminal or runway being built, a new airline setting up a major hub, etc). I mean, if you buy...

Air Key West wrote: Believe it or not, but b.air has done away with the fuel surcharge. Doesn't exist anymore ! It is now called an "international surchage" (on b.air's domestic flights, of course, there is no surcharge ).

So on domestic flights there is no fuel surcharge? Oh wait...

I'm quite curious about that as well actually.

I was always told that BOS used to be one of the few TATL routes that Sabena made money on, so I could see BOS happening as well.
As for SFO, does anyone know wether the A330s SN currently has (ie: the older birds) have the legs to do SFO?

That's really nice of SN to to upgrade you to C so you could review it too. Especially considering you bought the cheap promo fare. Now, as the Belgian airline, I was secretly hoping SN would serve some Belgian white wine (the one from "De Limburg" whose name slipped my mind) in C too. I a...

Does anyone know what the issue with the UA 777 to IAD yesterday (10/06/2012) was to warrant a nearly seven hour delay? I'm asking because someone I know was on UA951 yesterday and arrived at her hotel in Washington at 5:30am Belgian time (or 11:30pm EDT)

ezis wrote: I do agree there might have been more trains, but I wonder how full they'd be (as everyone in this country prefers taking the car whatever the reason)

Well yeah, with such a massive surcharge on top of your train ticket, why wouldn't you?

I do believe we need to have respect for everyone. Pilots, Air traffic controllers, Cabin crew, ground handling, technicians, cleaning staff... Just my 2 cents... I agree, and you can add the people who designed and built the airplane to that list as well. Verstuurd van mijn HTC One X met Tapatalk