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Michael O'Leary reacted with his instinct, not his brain. He wanted to teach the European Commission a lesson. Even without increasing fares, the route would have remained profitable. Ryanair is the most profitable airline in the world. But probably CRL-STN was less profitable than other routes, on ...

luchtzak wrote:?? V-Bird that's a strange title for your topic

I guess he meant to reply to a topic in https://www.aviation24.be/postt3528.html

Hence, let's continue the discussion there and close this one.

See the full press release at https://www.aviation24.be/article3630.html

Hey guys, did you try this feature of the Luchtzak website: https://www.aviation24.be/modules.php?name ... Identifier ?

the BAe 146 should have been a De Havilland (the greatest British aircraft manufacturer - note my nickname!) because it was the last aircraft type to be developed at Hatfield, the home of the old DH company (which I believe should be a world heritage site owing to the important place in aviation hi...

I'm pretty sure of that because they announced it on luchtvaartnieuws.nl! Sonny, I would not always rely on the articles printed in luchtvaartnieuws.nl. They are very often correct, but they sometimes made enormous mistakes as well. The VLM codeshare news comes from an official press release of Vir...

Question : could somebody tell me why SN 2178 was cancelled on 25 February? My question is still unaswered. The funny ( :twisted: ) thing is that all the time I was waiting in MAN's lounge, the television screen did not mention " SN 2178: cancelled ", but " SN 2178: go to lounge &quo...

<t>This morning, Brussels was covered by heavy snow falls. This resulted in chaos at Brussels airport. Lots of flights were either cancelled, or delayed, or diverted to other airports (Paris CDG for intercontinental flights; Luxembourg, Liège and Ostend for European flights). Situation is slowly com...

En het einde van het persbericht klinkt: "Met het aflopen van de codeshare-overeenkomst tussen Virgin Express en VLM Airlines einde maart, zal Londen City Airport uit de bestemmingenportefeuille verdwijnen."

Alle persagentschappen schijnen dat te vergeten... (ook in 't engels).

Thanks for nice report, sab319. Reminds me of my last flifht with CityBird, to the Dominican Republic, in February 2001. However, your report makes people believe that Walloon staff are rude and Flemish ones are friendly. Don't generalise. I had Walloon staff on both flights, and very friendly in bo...

liebensd wrote:This is a fleet update of Thomas Cook

Thanks for keeping your lists up-to-date, Dave. You're an encyclopaedia of c/n history.

I used a picture from airliners.net as my avatar (like many other members I'm sure) ... Can I be sued now?? :? If I were you, seriously, I would ask permission to the photographer. A better idea would be to use a picture made by one of our members and ask him for authorisation: (s)he will certainly...

A new day trip to my second favourite destination, Manchester. Booked only 5 days in advance, the price was rather steep: €598.93. 1. BRU-MAN (SN 2173) Outbound flight was SN2173, etd 9:30, on an Avro RJ85 reg. OO-DJO. http://www.airliners.net/photos/small/1/6/2/478261.jpg http://www.airliners.net/o...

See you soon at BRU, Bob.

Inform us of your schedules, so that I can keep my Swiss knife with me on my next flight ...

LoBoTiC wrote:Highlights of the airline's summer schedules effective on 28Mar04

Missing from the above list is the fact that, due to the end of the codeshare with VLM, London will disappear from the destinations list of VEX.

In the past, this route was operated by Crossair in codeshare with Sabena, on SF3 equipment.

ThomasCook wrote:Now planes are in Tunesia for C-check, test and acceptance flights.

C-check in Tunisia? Which company?

As for the destinations, I find it a bit curious that they will start to fly from JFK to BRU. I mean there are allready 3 airlines operating on that route :!: DL,CO and AA (soon). Woudln't this be a litlle bit too much capacity on that route :?: You don't remember the time when that route was flown...

V-Bird wrote:wow... a new virgin atlantic from the usa.... awesome

Not really! Virgin Atlantic is a full service airline (and with excellent service!), whereas RivieraJet is an LCC...

I saw the 2 DHL 727s at Pier C when coming back from FRA on 23 Feb. I was wondering what they were doing there. Out of business after replacement by 757s?