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by haflinger
28 Jun 2012, 17:46
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: SN : fired for two boxes of Destrooper's ?
Replies: 18
Views: 3881

Re: SN : fired for two boxes of Destrooper's ?

Hold on guys!!! You talk about regular jobs. Flight attendant is not a "normal job". Eating a biscuit, driking a coke in a plane is not stealing as long as it not taken from the pax and as long as it's not kept after the flight. For me a flight attendant is to be considered as a cook in a ...
by haflinger
01 Feb 2010, 09:31
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: 2010 Liège Airport (LGG) latest news
Replies: 238
Views: 75146

Re: 2010 Liège Airport (LGG) latest news

Brakes fans are optionals on some A/C's like the A320, and studies needs to be done to see whether it is necessary to have them or not, the brake fans have a weight and a tag price, they are most of the time used on high elevation airports with high AOT,short runways and really needed particularly ...
by haflinger
01 Feb 2010, 00:04
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: 2010 Liège Airport (LGG) latest news
Replies: 238
Views: 75146

Re: 2010 Liège Airport (LGG) latest news

At MST with B747/200 brakes sometimes run hot, due the short runway lenght. But this is mainly the problem, when A/C has a late landing (so overruns ideal landingspot). Also due to the runway has a "small bump" in it, the runway for a pilot seems shorter (since he can not see the end) the...
by haflinger
19 Sep 2009, 01:11
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: 2008-2009 Liège Airport (LGG) latest news
Replies: 277
Views: 46949

Re: Liège Airport (LGG) latest news

Dear Haflinger, Let's focus on the discussion, we are talking about airports,not about Opel or whatsoever. In some cases I do agree, but on this I don't...and I would like to ask you just 2 questions: * Can you find me ONE other European cargo-airport where the investment is abou half of the costs ...
by haflinger
18 Sep 2009, 00:17
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: 2008-2009 Liège Airport (LGG) latest news
Replies: 277
Views: 46949

Re: Liège Airport (LGG) latest news

Dear Jan, I will not discuss how much the military are charching the civilians, as I don't even know the amount at all, but as you launched the idea: have you got an idea how much the government is charging the civilians to "subsidies" LGG airport for example (Or CRL?) ? Ever seen how man...
by haflinger
27 Sep 2008, 23:43
Forum: Civil aviation / General aviation
Topic: A380 vs Dreamliner (787) vs Concorde
Replies: 2
Views: 931

Re: A380 vs Dreamliner (787) vs Concorde

This is almost like a poll... anyway if you feel like it post which aircraft is the best in each of the following departments: Hi, You can hardly compare these aircrafts, they are designed for different missions, different purposes. Anyway... looks: Very subjective, but for me, it's the concorde. c...
by haflinger
17 Sep 2007, 20:30
Forum: Civil aviation / General aviation
Topic: Video A310 TAP at airshow how low can you go ??
Replies: 22
Views: 5389

They have gone far beyond safety margins. This must be forbidden. The JAA should do something about this incident, people could have died!! Notice the wingtip missing the ground in the left turn after the low-pass... Even though the pilots had a visual estimation of distances, there might have been...
by haflinger
22 Aug 2007, 14:38
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: Ryanair threatens to pull out of Charleroi
Replies: 105
Views: 12383

Charleroi should have invested much earlier into a longer runawy to accomodate cargo-flights as well as long-range flights from Asian carriers. The Wallon Government needs a kick i their buts for not having appointed a person who really understands the up's and down's of international airline-busin...
by haflinger
22 Aug 2007, 10:59
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: Ryanair threatens to pull out of Charleroi
Replies: 105
Views: 12383

The whole region (including CRL offcourse is financed with Flemish and Brussels money. But this statement will probably lead to a off-topic remark... :!: The subsidies to ryannair are comming from the Walloon region. People from the Flanders and Brussels cannot complain this time :d Concerning the ...
by haflinger
18 May 2007, 20:04
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: Pics of OO-THB (2nd B747-400 of TNT Airways)
Replies: 15
Views: 3332

I confirm OO-THA and OO-THB will be flying for TNT.

OO-THC and THD(if any) will be part of the deal with Emirates!!!
by haflinger
12 May 2007, 18:50
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: KLM+Belgian airlines having difficult times finding pilots
Replies: 82
Views: 10687

Lot of jealousy!!! (LX and Atlantis) I can see many reasons for a high salary; -expensive training ( rarely paid by parents), -risk (not crash), but the risk of loosing your medical (yes it happens!!!) -time away -Respondability -... Atlantis, your work in the office of a well-known freight company,...
by haflinger
23 Apr 2007, 17:20
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: Troubles at Brussels Airlines ? Part II
Replies: 149
Views: 22907

Guys, Keep arogancy out of the cockpit and keep your customers happy and informed, T It has nothing to do with arogancy. Employees have the right to say, STOP,when the management is going too far and act in a silly way. Employees should just be screewed and obey? A sudden strike is bad, because, no...
by haflinger
06 Dec 2006, 18:19
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: TNT in 2006: some news
Replies: 55
Views: 11160

This year we don't add new planes in our fleet. Its posponed till 2007. In 2007 we will add 2 Bae146's, 6 B737's - one extra QC - and the two B747-400. First all ops have to ready before starting this major expantion. @ b-west, The photo in the gallary on the right site is an animation of the B747-...
by haflinger
24 May 2006, 18:13
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: DL B767 Hard landing @ BRU?
Replies: 26
Views: 4540

To those who think that: - A hard landing is not a good landing - Deploying airbrake in short final is dangerous (or forbidden). - Deploying spoilers without contact with the ground is possible. A normal landing is a positive landing, for an airliner. When you have enough runway available, you can s...
by haflinger
31 Mar 2006, 20:48
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: The merger of SNBA-TV
Replies: 204
Views: 36176

Why not Sabena? Such a bloody... is a joke, sabena is a word known name, and it still remind smth to people.

A good move definitely.
by haflinger
20 Mar 2006, 18:13
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: SN Brussels' expansion in Africa: it may acquire Camair
Replies: 154
Views: 32204

You'll still be allowed to fly without RVSM after 2007. RVSM is not necessary for the 146. The ceiling is 31000 with RVSM, without it's 28000, no such a difference. For GNS-X, I guess it's true, but here again, it's not a big work. Concerning the topic, I have serious doubt SN would expand in Africa...
by haflinger
20 Mar 2006, 17:55
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: SN Brussels' expansion in Africa: it may acquire Camair
Replies: 154
Views: 32204

The planes used for the minihub would come from SN (the 6 BAE146) which have to undergo serious equipement upgrades to comply with the stricter naviation performance requirements in the EU as from 2007 (deemed too expensive for these old planes) and would be on surplus anyhow once a full merger bet...
by haflinger
17 Jan 2005, 13:52
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: No New 747 for now!
Replies: 5
Views: 1538

It wouldn't make sense for boeing to design a completely new double decker, as they are stating that the expecteg sales in this segment should be low. If they build a VLA like the A380 they would kill the A380 but their own project at the same time... But concerning the B747 replacement, the jumbo i...
by haflinger
17 Jan 2005, 12:12
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: No New 747 for now!
Replies: 5
Views: 1538

Juste read a topic stating the opposite on a.net:

http://www.airliners.net/discussions/ge ... n/1908857/
by haflinger
12 Jan 2005, 23:21
Forum: Latest aviation news
Topic: Airbus problem
Replies: 8
Views: 2006

Heard about it on TV today...

We'll never now to which extend those cracks are a danger to the safety. Obviously airbus won't ground all the fleet of A33/40.

Hope it's not serious, but they said that the problem is solved during normal maintenance so it shouldn't be that serious.