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2011 Liège Airport (LGG) latest news
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André
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Yes the 3 777 should bring some volume, but that's all, nothing else new planned. if we are lucky : around 35-45.000 tons per annum (vague estimation).
Btw, I work in IT, nothing related to aviation. I'm just an enthousiat, like many people here. But I would have a lot of fun in the marketing dept in LGG indeed but that's way too political for me.
Btw, I work in IT, nothing related to aviation. I'm just an enthousiat, like many people here. But I would have a lot of fun in the marketing dept in LGG indeed but that's way too political for me.
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From Johan Vanneste on Twitter:
If my data is correct, TNT is now largest airline in Belgium, operating largest aircraft: 47 in total, plus 3 x 777F and 1x757 on the way.
To be precise: 4x747-400ERF, 4x767, 2xA300, 4x757, 13x737 (more on the way), 20xBAe146, + before end of the year 3x777F (new), 1x757 combi.
If my data is correct, TNT is now largest airline in Belgium, operating largest aircraft: 47 in total, plus 3 x 777F and 1x757 on the way.
To be precise: 4x747-400ERF, 4x767, 2xA300, 4x757, 13x737 (more on the way), 20xBAe146, + before end of the year 3x777F (new), 1x757 combi.
André
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4xB767 : EC-LKI, EC-LKV, ???, ???
Which aircraft do I miss ?
Which aircraft do I miss ?
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Starting this summer most of the Bae 146's will be undergoing face-out.
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Waabliiif?
He means phase-out...got it??
He means phase-out...got it??
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Dankoewwel, msjeu! };-)
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Is there any replacement plan? If so, which type of aircraft and how many?jdw wrote:Starting this summer most of the Bae 146's will be undergoing face-out.
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They have bought/leased? B737-400 which(edit) are being converted to freightersa380bigbeast wrote:Is there any replacement plan? If so, which type of aircraft and how many?jdw wrote:Starting this summer most of the Bae 146's will be undergoing face-out.
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Witch? Aren't you mixing up with the Korongo thread ?
(point taken meanwhile, thank you!)
(point taken meanwhile, thank you!)
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I guess you are refering to the renewal of the 737 fleet, not the replacement of the BAE. Unless you have other good sources...jdw wrote:They have bought/leased? B737-400 which(edit) are being converted to freightersa380bigbeast wrote:Is there any replacement plan? If so, which type of aircraft and how many?jdw wrote:Starting this summer most of the Bae 146's will be undergoing face-out.
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2 ABX 767's?Konus wrote:4xB767 : EC-LKI, EC-LKV, ???, ???
Which aircraft do I miss ?
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Mr. Vanneste is wrong here.sn26567 wrote:From Johan Vanneste on Twitter:
If my data is correct, TNT is now largest airline in Belgium, operating largest aircraft: 47 in total, plus 3 x 777F and 1x757 on the way.
To be precise: 4x747-400ERF, 4x767, 2xA300, 4x757, 13x737 (more on the way), 20xBAe146, + before end of the year 3x777F (new), 1x757 combi.
1/ TNT is not an airline, but an international express mail company
2/ part of this company is a road network and an air network (where the road network is by far the largest part of the company!)
3/ several airlines are contracted by TNT to operate these aircraft, the largest being TNT Airways (Belgium) and PanAir (Spain), both being full subsidiaries of TNT
4/ TNT Airways, registered company in Belgium (nv/sa) has the following aircraft on its AOC:
4x BAe146-200QT (OO-TAQ, OO-TAR, OO-TAU, OO-TAW)
8x BAe146-300QT (OO-TAA, OO-TAD, OO-TAE, OO-TAF, OO-TAH, OO-TAK, OO-TAS)
2x BAe146-200QC (OO-TAY, OO-TAZ)
2x B737-300F (OO-TNA, OO-TNB)
4x B737-300SF (OO-TNC, OO-TNE, OO-TNH, OO-TNL)
1x B737-300QC (OO-TNG)
2x B737-400SF (OO-TNN, OO-TNO)
4x B747-400ERF (OO-THA, OO-THB, OO-THC, OO-THD)
That makes a total of 27 aircraft, not 47 and even including the 6 BAe146-200 of PanAir we're still only at 33 aircraft and not the largest airline in Belgium. And even though more 737's are on the way, the current fleet is being phased-out at the same time so that has no effect on the size of the fleet.
The B767's, A300's, B757's are operated by ABX, Gestair, Air Atlanta, Icelandair. They don't carry a Belgian registration and are not on TNT Airways' AOC.
Kind regards,
GR
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Thanks, grnkg, for all these clarifications.
Indeed. I just got the reply from Johan Vanneste himself: those are ABX Airborne Express A/C currently N312AA and N740AX operating for TNT.Bracebrace wrote:2 ABX 767's?Konus wrote:4xB767 : EC-LKI, EC-LKV, ???, ???
Which aircraft do I miss ?
André
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Adding to my previous post:
Apart from OO-TNG, 2x BAe146-200QT will be phased-out this year as well: OO-TAR and OO-TAQ
Possibly 1 from PanAir as well, and that would be EC-HDH
Rumours are they will be scrapped on site in LGG...
Kind regards,
GR.
Apart from OO-TNG, 2x BAe146-200QT will be phased-out this year as well: OO-TAR and OO-TAQ
Possibly 1 from PanAir as well, and that would be EC-HDH
Rumours are they will be scrapped on site in LGG...
Kind regards,
GR.
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To dismantle an A/C is kind of fun, I saw the Sabena 747 and also the Niga 310(now in CRL)scrapped beside the hangar 8 in Bru...good old days......
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http://www.travelupdate.be/nl/nieuws/de ... ten?gn=472
Thomas Cook merkt een stijgende trend in het aantal klanten uit de regio’s Limburg en Wallonië die kiezen om op reis te vertrekken vanuit Liège Airport.
Vanaf begin april 2011 heeft Thomas Cook permanent 1 toestel gestationeerd in Luik. Je kan er met de touroperator vertrekken naar maar liefst 15 bestemmingen in het Middellandse Zeegebied.
Reizen vanaf de luchthaven van Luik levert je niet alleen tijdswinst, maar ook een financieel voordeel op. Bij Thomas Cook biedt men momenteel kortingen tot 215 euro per persoon voor wie in mei afreist vanuit Luik.
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Sounds nice, but I got a reduction of almost 300 € a person to Djerba flying Tunisair from Brussels in the second week of Easter Holiday. The funny thing was that it was not anounced on the website of Neckermann, but the lady in the ticket office 500 meter from my house gave an extra discount.Acid-drop wrote:http://www.travelupdate.be/nl/nieuws/de ... ten?gn=472
Thomas Cook merkt een stijgende trend in het aantal klanten uit de regio’s Limburg en Wallonië die kiezen om op reis te vertrekken vanuit Liège Airport.
Vanaf begin april 2011 heeft Thomas Cook permanent 1 toestel gestationeerd in Luik. Je kan er met de touroperator vertrekken naar maar liefst 15 bestemmingen in het Middellandse Zeegebied.
Reizen vanaf de luchthaven van Luik levert je niet alleen tijdswinst, maar ook een financieel voordeel op. Bij Thomas Cook biedt men momenteel kortingen tot 215 euro per persoon voor wie in mei afreist vanuit Luik.
Please don't read this as a criticism on Liège airport. But it is just a remark that when you see an advertisement, it doesn't mean that the deal is a once in a life time opportunity.
I would suggest to all travellers: keep on talking to your travel agents. Latest example: 589 € Brussel-LHR-BKK with Qantas in second half of July at Joker. But not on their website, only after taking contact with the office !
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Emirates expanding freight fleet:
http://www.airliners.de/management/stra ... m-an/24104
will there be some impact for LGG ?
http://www.airliners.de/management/stra ... m-an/24104
will there be some impact for LGG ?