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<t>Did you know that Southwest ended the 1st quarter of 2003 with $1.89 billion in cash and has access to a $575 million unsecured revolving line of credit, which remains undrawn. The airline expects to receive 250-300 million USD from the recently passed Emergency Wartime Supplemental Appropriation...

Stroman, why don't you apply for a job with BGS, that's the new handling agent after Sabena. Back in 1997 I worked as a cleaning agent in the weekends and I'm about sure that if you apply to do weekends and holidaywork with BGS, telling your motives, etc... That you will make a good chance in gettin...

Terenia, too bad you missed the 1.000th member by 2 people... maybe you can ask a friend to register at membernumber 2.000, 3.000 or 10.000 ? greetings, luchtzak 8) Don't mind me, I'm looking at it the bright way ;-) I guess I will wait for #10,000 :D That sounds more prestigious 8) When will it be...

<t>Air Scotland, the scottish budget airline, is currently being investigated by the Civil Aviation Authority amid uncertainty over the future of its operations. Air Scotland flights are operated by the Greek Airline Electra. Its aircraft have been grounded. Air Scotland says that they sacked their ...

<t>It is expected that Airbus will have to review its current expected delivery figure for 2003 as several airlines have started talks to delay delivery. One of them is Qantas which is in talks about the possible delay in delivery of 6 Airbus A330-300s and 3 Airbus A330-200s. The aircraft were sched...

Easyjet announced that it will inaugurate nonstop service from Paris Orly to Barcelona, Milan and Marseille. All flights will be operated with a Boeing 737.

<t>Air Canada: March capacity down 8%, April capacity down 15%, all y/y<br/> <br/> American Airlines: International flights cut by 6% in April, previously announced 7% cut on domestic routes<br/> <br/> British Airways: Cut capacity by 4% until end of May, including 6% cut on North Atlantic routes<br...

<t>****Boeing 747****<br/> Japan Airlines 2<br/> Singapore Airlines 2<br/> All Nippon Airways 1<br/> China Airlines 6 <br/> Cathay Pacific Airways 2 <br/> Korean Air 1 <br/> Vietnam Airlines 1<br/> <br/> ****Boeing 767****<br/> All Nippon Airways 1<br/> <br/> ****Boeing 777****<br/> Japan Airlines 9...

<t>FRA Traffic Figures in First Quarter 2003:<br/> Slight Increase in Passenger Figures - <br/> Clear Growth in Airfreight Tonnage<br/> <br/> Despite the Iraq war, the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), and the weak global economy, Frankfurt Airport (FRA) recorded about 10.6 million passenger...

Ben,

don't worry, feel free to talk about www.airliners.net, we are not competing

I even use airliners.net random image on https://www.aviation24.be/modules.php?name ... ftpictures

greetings,

Bart
:rock:

André,

I think it's a private aircraft owned by a whealthy oil-sjeik.

ciao,

Bart
:rock:

Terenia,

too bad you missed the 1.000th member by 2 people... maybe you can ask a friend to register at membernumber 2.000, 3.000 or 10.000 ?

greetings,

luchtzak
8)
Don't mind me, I'm looking at it the bright way

Hmmm, a Bonair Exel. Apparently Bonair Exel only has 1 Embraer 145... Maybe Jetmagic has wetleased the aircraft or maybe Jetmagic got the Embraer 145 from Bonair Exel ? Some strange things happen in aviation .... http://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=344722 I'm sure one of you knows the answer ;-) c...

Ok,

I totally misunderstood the topic

For people who cannot see the image check: http://www.jetphotos.net/images/n/N463U ... .22837.jpg

greetings,

Bart
:drink:

Maybe the UV of the sun causes the damage on the roof, I'm not quite sure.

ciao,

Bart
:rock:

Guys,

if you check the memberlist and look at member 1.000 by clicking on https://www.aviation24.be/modules.php?name ... &start=975

Number 1.000 is definately EB-Air, congratulations to him!

greetings,

Bart
:rock:

<t>JetBlue Airways, which ordered some 65 new A320s last week, had a fleet of 41 A320s at the end of March, 21 of which were owned, and 20 were leased. It will take delivery of one more plane in May, two in June and one per month through October. JetBlue will take 14 deliveries in 2004, 16 in 2005, ...

EBOS,

I think there is something wrong with your image. Take this link in stead: https://www.aviation24.be/modules.php?name ... le&sid=521

greetings,

Bart
:rock:

I think that the quality of the paint wasn't that good. Every aircraft needs to have a torough check every X years (I think 5 years), then they come back repainted. It is just an upper layer and isn't dangerous but it sure isn't nice. This reminds me of all the Air France dirty aircraft: http://www....