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Last month, when on approach during the evening into Cairo, there were at least 5 lasers pointed at the aircraft... Or there were a lot of discotheques with green lasers outisde... "Cairo Airport in Egypt appears to be a particular problem, with one Boeing 767 carrying up to 250 Britons was hi...

Sean, I am sorry, but this is a pure advertisement. I don't understand that the moderators let this through.

Zoom wanted to fly with a Do328 from Liege.......http://zoomnaturally.wordpress.com/

I cannot imagine how an airport can set up an own airline, and at the same time deliver full service to airlines that it will compete with. Perhaps not direct competition (= route to same airports), bur for sure indirect competition (= route to nearby airports). Koh Samui airport is owned by Bangko...

Garuda Indonesia has secured local traffic rights on Amsterdam – London Gatwick sector, which the airline plans to start from 07SEP14. Reservation is now open. London Gatwick service served 5 times a week, as part of the airline’s Jakarta – Amsterdam – London Gatwick routing. Boeing 777-300ER operat...

Don't know why this has not been mentioned today (or has it?) The name VLM will return, and maybe new flights from Antwerp . Rumors say Zürich, Geneva, Birmingham and Munich. In Dutch: http://www.travel-magazine.be/nl-be/PageItem/TargetModuleID/1586/NewsDetailItemID/4465 French: http://www.travel-ma...

Flanker2 wrote:
Try to book AMS-DKR: it's not possible.

739.49 Euro with Emirates in April. And yes, that is not cheap , but possible.

China Southern had a while ago a return from Europe to Perth for 527. (WAW-AMS-PEK-CAN-PER) Don't know how they can do that...

Velopilot wrote: And if you think there is playtime during descent, think again, those aircraft cost € 10-15 per minute so when the plane is empty, it's just throttles idle, descend and make it short, because the next load is waiting.

Doesn't sound that this is good for the airplane, does it ?

Passenger wrote:Is there someone who knows the new url for the Belgian AAIU?

It used to be this one, but the page hasn't been updated for more then a year:

I guess it takes them a long time for a final report. This was from a website : A l’heure actuelle les rapports 2013 ne sont pas encore publiés. (feb 2014)

@ Passenger,

I agree with you, but most of the Dutch were on a package holiday (Kras + Stip) and had more or less not much to say about airline / route. But yes, people agreed with that, if they could have a (relative) cheap holiday in return. Afriqiyah was dirt cheap in that time..

flightlover wrote:Why don't they use some submarines

They already do : HMS Tireless. Some ships have a submersable. And Remus 6000 (AF447, remember) is on standby. Malaysia is not sending subs, claiming that they are only fitted for combat, not SAR....

sean1982 wrote:Yes all the cabin bags with SN luggage tags are in the cabin

http://i.imgur.com/BbgL7x3.gif

Meanwhile at Euston Station in London......

The place where they "found" the debris seems to be in the Indian Ocean Gyre, a large rotating ocean current , and it contains, guess what, a lot of garbage...

You can try this: http://www.live-military-mode-s.eu/

One area no one is talking about... cargo. Maybe VAL , weapons, radioactive , etc

Interesting post on Reddit:

http://www.reddit.com/r/MH370/comments/ ... t_are_the/

Malaysian officials now admit engine pings were detected and the 777 remained flying for 4-5 hours after transponder transmissions went dark.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCrGwARPeyI

Signal detected.

http://www.china.org.cn/world/2014-03/0 ... 714878.htm

Acid-drop wrote:The whole team in the same plane ?
Is that safe ?

Indeed, not safe. I guess you are thinking of that Surinam crash?