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1220-1345 BAF FA7X OOLUM KJK-BRU-EBBE 1605-xxxx BAF FA7X OOLUM EBBE-BRU Is this a new aircraft ? There's very little information, the aircraft isn't even in the FOD Mobiliteit database so I can't check the serials. But according to the pictures it kinda looks like a demo aircraft. I found a video f...

No Air Belgium, nor Air Antwerp ? They prefer to give money to LH ? The SR story ? No, according to the latest info leaking out (and HLN did publish it also a a bit ago) the Belgian government is looking if it's possible to take over Brussels Airlines from Lufthansa. They suspect that LH won't have...

THCB: apparently bankruptcy for some entities, and WCO (protection against debtors) for the main Belgian company. So, I guess that means that they paid out some (or all) of the available funds in the Belgian companies already to TC UK in the past year... If you add those funds to the already paid o...

So, besides the above mentioned Thomas Cook branches it seems the goose with the golden eggs in Belgium is a holding company called Thomas Cook Financial Services Belgium NV which generated a net profit of over 10 million EUR last financial year and is currently sitting on 145 million EUR in unused ...

Thomas Cook Airlines Belgium (= the airline) : financial journalists will soon discover a remarkable payout of € 250.000.000 to the shareholders at the end of BookYear 01/10/2014-30-09/2015. Thomas Cook Belgium (= the touroperator) : financial journalists will soon discover a remarkable payout of €...

Hello Rumours say a Falcon7X will be added to the Belgian air force fleet. But like I said RUMOURS! Greetings, Well the cat is out the bag. BAF will acquire 2 Dassault Falcon 7X aircrafts on a 12-year dry lease contract. There was no official announcement of it but the media figured it out and defe...

Why? Is a ferry flight less dangerous? The stupid EU pencil-pushers didn't even allow the aircraft that were already enroute to return to their base. :roll: No but the potential for a big amount of casualties is reduced. I agree that they've should have let airborne planes continue to their final d...

The statement:

https://www.easa.europa.eu/newsroom-and ... ons-europe

Breaking:

EASA has closed European airspace for the Boeing 737 MAX starting from 19h00.

I guess Belgium will follow with the airspace closure for the MAX also when those 2 planes are back at BRU? Probably the reason why they didn't follow France, The Netherlands, etc...

On the other hand, they are going to strike anyway so they'll close parts of it this night regardless

According to the latest rumours EASA is thinking about following the British CAA and could be ready to issue a blanket ban for the 737 MAX in Europe. Later today a statement is expected. If EASA is indeed ready to do so I think FAA might have to follow wetter they like it or not, more and more count...

I think it might be a good idea to have more thorough inspections before granting an type certificate to a new plane, certainly when it's a supplemental one like with the MAX. It's become clear that the MAX is not just a (major) update of the previous versions but that it was altered quite a bit (ne...

Now UK CAA has grounded the 73M as well. Am I the only one in thinking the aviation authorities know more than we do? I cant be just public pressure? I'm starting to think the same, It's one thing that a small country grounds a particular plane but it's another thing when a major (and upcoming) cou...

If this continues like that TUI Belgium/Netherlands might be the sole company flying the birds in this region since their sister company in the UK can't fly them either due to the blanket ban of the CAA in the UK.

Norwegian is voluntary grounding their 737 MAX planes until further notice.

https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/norw ... thorities/

To make optimal use of its fleet during the less busy winter season in Europe, TUI fly Belgium is operating charter flights from Canada and the United States. A total of eight Belgian registered aircraft (and Belgian crews) are flying tourist goers to and from exotic – and warmer – destinations. ht...

Matthias wrote: ↑27 Feb 2019, 16:34 https://press.brusselsairlines.com/brus ... in-the-air

SN has announced its brand new long haul cabin!
Looks really nice IMHO

Wonder if the pitch stayed the same in regular eco or not, that's not stated anywhere.

Not sure if any of there are for JAF but there are currently 3 MAX's scheduled to be build in Renton: LN7240, LN7278 and LN7291 How many was JAF going to receive in 2019? LN7291 with MSN44596 is PH-TFN, first B38M for TUI NL, this plane had her first flight on November 29, 2018. LN7278 with MSN4459...

Not sure if any of there are for JAF but there are currently 3 MAX's scheduled to be build in Renton:

LN7240, LN7278 and LN7291

How many was JAF going to receive in 2019?

convair wrote: ↑01 Oct 2018, 16:41
And remember STD is push-back time, whilst ATD is take-off time.

Moreover, any delay listed in these tables is meaningless anyway since there is no indication of their cause.

STD = Scheduled Time of Departure
ATD = Actual Time of Departure