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Turkish Airlines to rebrand as Turkiye Hava Yollari after Ankara sent a letter to the UN, formally registering the country’s name as “Türkiye”. https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/turkish-airlines/turkish-airlines-rebrands-itself-to-turkiye-hava-yollari/ Does he have a brother who owns a paints fact...

OO-SFD currently on its way back to BRU from Amman, as SN9902. Due to land at 22:30. All SN's A330s theoretically active as of tonight as none other was positioned to Amman instead.

SN515 (OO-SFB) just landed back at BRU. It turned around over London neighbourhood.

Boeing had to recently pause B737 MAX production for about 10 days due to supply chain snags, complicating the plane maker’s ability to satisfy airlines’ demand for new aircraft. If I remember correctly, the final assembly line (or at least one of them) receives the fuselages of the 737s from one o...

Not happened in BRU, but en route to BRU: After OO-SFD was delivered to AMM as SN9901, presumably for a maintenance check, yesterday afternoon, OO-SFF took off for her journey back to BRU, as SN9902. However, after a few minutes, she started circling at low altitude about 50 km off the Israëli coas...

Not happened in BRU, but en route to BRU: After OO-SFD was delivered to AMM as SN9901, presumably for a maintenance check, yesterday afternoon, OO-SFF took off for her journey back to BRU, as SN9902. However, after a few minutes, she started circling at low altitude about 50 km off the Israëli coast...

SN3841(OO-TCH) turned back to BRU while over the France/Spain border. Now back en route to RAK.
Cause of the incident?

For the first time in many months, SN is operating 8 lh flights today.

nordikcam wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 20:19 When will OO-SFX come back with new colors ? Flight back was canceled today...

On its way back now as SN9904.

45 years ago, on 27 March 1977, the worst ever aviation accident occurred at Tenerife Los Rodeos (now Tenerife North, TFN/GCXO). A KLM B742 took off without clearance and rammed a Pan Am B741 that was still backtracking on the RWY. All 248 on board the KLM perished while 335 died in the Pan Am wher...

nordikcam wrote: ↑13 Mar 2022, 12:46 What will OO-SFX do in Chateauroux ? Today flight number SN9901

New paint?

Looks like SN241 (OO-SFB) ROB-FNA segment has diverted to DSS.

Looks like Wednesdays off are over for SN's lh and their feeders. Seems the spring season started yesterday.

AF117.gif Back to the old days. H.A. Right, when a BRU-Tokyo via Anchorage in the summer was a day flight all along. And you were being served lunch non-stop as it was about noon during the whole flight. :D And wasn't the Sabena crew based in ANC on TDY for one month? memories, memories. H.A. Could...

Homo Aeroportus wrote: ↑27 Feb 2022, 10:48
AF117.gif

Back to the old days.

H.A.

Right, when a BRU-Tokyo via Anchorage in the summer was a day flight all along. And you were being served lunch non-stop as it was about noon during the whole flight.

Indeed. It is currently heading for BRU as SN9902, ETA 22:09.

Homo Aeroportus wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 16:02 Again no AFI flights on Wednesdays ?

H.A.

And no JFK either. Long haul on pause mode?

Mriya at work. Mriya 20220125.png Probably delivering some Schnitzels and Linzer Torte. ;) H.A. Oder Mozartkugeln ;) And because there is lots of room inside the beast, maybe also some "spare parts" from a nearby company in Steyr? Reminds me of some similar loads at Herstal West, err Bier...

Homo Aeroportus wrote: ↑25 Jan 2022, 09:56 Mriya at work.


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Probably delivering some Schnitzels and Linzer Torte.


H.A.

Oder Mozartkugeln

SN's CEO Peter Gerber, who seems to appreciate the more pleasant strikes in Belgium than in Germany, might soon have the opportunity to enjoy the well-known Italian variant, then.