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The guy basically does what he wants here. Mods don't do anything about this guy. ( you should know this already ) Also: mods: the posts above could imply racism ( monkeys, I think Leopold also used those words... ) ;) but it's flanker and he gets away with all kind of bullshit. Whilst I fully agre...

The way you address other people is more of an issue. The guy basically does what he wants here. Mods don't do anything about this guy. ( you should know this already ) Also: mods: the posts above could imply racism ( monkeys, I think Leopold also used those words... ) ;) but it's flanker and he ge...

The way you address other people is more of an issue. The guy basically does what he wants here. Mods don't do anything about this guy. ( you should know this already ) Also: mods: the posts above could imply racism ( monkeys, I think Leopold also used those words... ) ;) but it's flanker and he ge...

It is also very clear that the world does not need big giant planes anymore. ( If a redesign is needed, it should be done on the 757-200 IMO ) Is it? Maybe for passengers there's currently (and in the next few years) no need for a 747 or A380, but what after those years? The aircraft used in 5-10 y...

With the news and confirmation that Boeing will stop the production of the B747, I have a question about it. The current one, B747-8, has of course a bit bigger engines than his former sisters, but why, and maybe this is a stupid question, why not replacing those 4 smaller engines by the fuel effic...

Flanker2 wrote: ↑

27 Jul 2020, 19:49

Mark March 1st 2021 on your calendar. If LH isn't begging for more money by then, I'll eat my hat.

For the love of God, someone, SCREENCAP THIS

As reported, Sabca closes for 3 weeks due to Covid19. Only strategical programs (design) will continue

News from Sabca: UAS department ( drone department ) has been shut down until the end of August, special board of directors today to decide if the other business units will shut down as well for 3 weeks. ( even the space programs ) This is mainly due to Covid19; since the A350, A330 and A320 product...

yeah yeah Flanker, we know already... We are dumb are you are smart. I will keep following this forum, i.e. 'lurking', but this is the last message I write. ( even tough I don't write that much myself here ) The atmosphere here is almost like Overwatch and League of Legends: Extremely toxic. All due...

Flanker2 wrote: ↑

25 Jun 2020, 09:42

Stop repeating these corporate mantra's like parrots, y'all grow brains and start having your own opinions.

I know this post is going to be deleted but I wanna say it anyway.

Jesus Christ... Take your frustration elsewhere.

Very good and again it becomes a Belgian company I am glad that all of you are optimistic :D I still have my doubts however. Everything will depend on how the aviation market evolves. I rather see more of a future in the space industry for Sabca, where it has quite a niche position ( providing actu...

It was already announced on the website here: https://www.aviation24.be/oem/sabca/sabena-aerospace-and-sabca-pioneers-in-first-ecosystem-in-belgiums-aerospace-industry/ But yesterday it finally happened: BLUEBERRY was signed. What are your thoughts on this? https://imgur.com/a/Bc8CUb0 https://imgur....

What do you guys think of this austrian idea of a minimum ticket price ? populist idea, or rather intelligent protection ? An absolutely useless green idea. Easy to circumvent. Example: Ryanair sells a ticket for 40 euros from Vienna to Barcelona, but offers free baggage and meal onboard. And someh...

It is your right, Matt, to take a vacation abroad. I am fed up with the situation and with what is happening in this country, too. The grass in always greener on the other side of the fence. Well, actually, it is not, this time, with a very few exceptions. I do not want to offend you, but let me as...

The airline that has the safest future right now is no less than Alitalia, because its future is not tied to other groups of airlines and the decisions are made by its own government. They are currently the biggest airline in Europe, they are operating essential routes at a loss but as a public ser...

This is an average salary for a teacher in upper secondary education .. My friends in upper secondary education would be VERY happy with this. Fake news. I also got an offer, 2300 (!) as a physics/maths teacher in 5th and 6th grade. BUT that's off topic. I said "upper secondary"...I confirm...It de...

This is an average salary for a teacher in upper secondary education .. My friends in upper secondary education would be VERY happy with this. Fake news. I also got an offer, 2300 (!) as a physics/maths teacher in 5th and 6th grade. BUT that's off topic. Do people here seriously believe Germany wou...

Yuqu12 wrote: ↑

27 May 2020, 09:21

According to Brussels Airlines on LinkedIn, they create 50.000 direct and indirect jobs.

well, a very poor hand to play poker indeed.

Why would the Belgian State intervene in a foreign-owned business when it has sufficient liquidities to handle it themselves, and domestic companies like AB Inbev and small businesses are in a lot of trouble and barely getting any aid? LH is playing strip poker, already naked and bluffing with a po...

Atlantis wrote: ↑

15 May 2020, 14:35

For the moment no agreement between Brussels Airlines/Spohr and the Belgian government

Do you know by any chance why?