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That's what I call a quick reaction.
Eleven months later.
Where did you ever read that I "normally" do not enjoy your reports? I am one of the few that always comment them, and mostly in a very postive way.

<t>SWISS recorded a seat load factor for 2004 of 74.9%, an improvement of 2.5 percentage points on the previous year’s result. Seat load factor for intercontinental services rose 3.3 percentage points to 81.3%; and the 60.8% seat load factor reported for the European network was also a 1.2-percentag...

Air Deccan passed a large order to ATR to provide 30 new ATR 72-500 aircraft and 6 second-hand aircraft (3 ATR 42-500 and 3 ATR 72-500). Deliveries of aircraft will begin in 2005 and will be spread over a 5 year-period at the rate of 6 to 8 aircraft a year.

<t>The new regional jet An-148-100 performed its first flight in Kiev on 17 December 2004. The take-off took place from the runway of "Sviatoshin" airdrome (Kiev). The take-off run was 1000 m. The flight was a great success, except for the climb to the altitude of 7000 m because of adverse weather c...

<t>The Association of European Airlines has issued the latest Consumer Report, covering its members’ punctuality and baggage delivery performance for November. Twentyeight AEA member airlines have provided punctuality data, and twenty-six contributed baggage figures.<br/> <br/> As regards regularity...

Arch-rivals China and Taiwan may exchange their first direct flights in more than five decades in February under a proposal hammered out by Chinese policymakers and Taiwan opposition legislators in Beijing on Monday.

<t>A Swiss judge rejected the Air France complaint against the decision of Aéroport International de Genève to build a low cost Terminal 2.<br/> <br/> easyJet had threatened to leave Geneva if this terminal with simplified procedure and lower cost was not built. Virgin Express is equally happy about...

Spantax -> Xiamen Airlines
Gotcha!

I will now exercise a bit of what you call my company's attitude ... sit down, shut up and defenitly not responding to any ryanair topivs any more as a positive opinion is obviously about ryanair is obviously not wanted on this forum !! Gentlemen, please cool down! All opinions, positive or negativ...

OLT-Ostfriesische Lufttransport -> Tarom

Thanks for your interesting story, which tells once more about the common practice at Ryanair.

OrientThai wrote:I just saw on BIAC website that ET cargo will start operations this friday 14/01 to BRU.

Before BIAC, you could already have read it on Luchtzak Latest News on 4 January: https://www.aviation24.be/article7163.html

Lack of communication has been at the origin of many disasters.

I once booked a good and cheap hotel in Galway (West coast of Ireland) through the Ryanair website. You might give it a try: http://www.ryanairhotels.com/live/index.htm

TUI Airlines Belgium will reportedly wet-lease two Fokker 100s from Germania.

Sun-Air has taken delivery of its first Do328-110. The British Airways franchisee is now planning to purchase and lease a total of ten Do328-110s and has also secured options for additional ten aircraft.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will reportedly take a stake in Dutch Eagle Express, the parent of ArubaExel, BonairExel and CuracaoExel. The three carriers are consequently expected to drop the Exel brands.

killerwhale65 wrote:even sabena is

But at least the Sabena website is up-to-date and run by the Sabena bankruptcy receiver.

<t>Yesterday Saturday 08/01 the SN Brussels Airlines Airbus A330 registered OO-SFN ready for its flight to the African continent was hit by a container near the rear cargo door and towed to Sabena Technics. The aircraft was slightly damaged, but managed to depart a few hours later after repair.<br/>...

It seems that the damage was repaired quickly. In BIAC's today's arrivals, all three A330s are arriving, one of which with some 6 hours delay: 9/01 06:40 Kigali via Nairobi SN 463/AA 7808 Delayed 12:19 A330 In BIAC's departures, one of the three A330 flights is slightly delayed and its flight number...