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Flanker2 wrote: SN221 with A319... is it non-stop and which aircraft did they use? One of the newer frames I guess?

SN221 was indeed Banjul non-stop, aircraft was OO-SSG (not one of the newer ones: first flight was in 2000).
Passengers for Monrovia were put on SN251 (which then made an additional stop in ROB).

It seems today's SN453 (OO-SFN) will also stop at EBB, possibly to bring spare parts?

SN221 is postponed until 16.15 and (as I read in a different topic) will be operated by an A319.
This means another A330 is grounded or what?

Edit: SN251 has been changed to SN1251.

SFY took off again today, operating SN465 (KGL - EBB)

brusselsairlinesfan wrote:Since when do they suffer from an everyday cancellation on the AFI flihts?

Which of the A330 is involved?

SFO is in Malta for a C-check.
SFY has been out for a couple of days as well, don't know the reason.

caught on video:
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c32_1367332518

b-west wrote:Flying A320's to AFI will allow SN to land in NLO iso FIH.

According to wikipedia, NLO is limited to aircraft under 15,000 kg since the crash of an An-32 in '96.

Sorry, Flightradar said CS-TEI, but they could be wrong. All I know is that SFW is stuck in FIH due to technical problem.

Does anyone know why there was an all white airbus a310 (?) parked at the far end of the B-terminal, departing around 17h50? I could not find a possible matching flight number on the tv-screens in the airport building. HiFly CS-TEI operating SN201 for Brussels Airlines, apparently OO-SFW is still i...