Jetairfly's new fleet

JAF-195 · Post by **JAF-195** » 06 Sep 2007, 13:38

Hello,
I found this on wikipedia:

Joining the fleet in the foreseeable future are:

1 Boeing 737-700 (in 2007) [2]
2 Boeing 737-800 (in 2008)
1 Boeing 787-800 (in 2010) [3]

I didn't know that there was a 737-700 coming up, and I also thaught that only one more 738 would be added to the fleet, not two.
And for the 787, old news, everyone knows.

Greetz,
Alex

Sabena320 · Post by **Sabena320** » 06 Sep 2007, 18:06

Naja I don't know, but I know that you can find a lot of mistakes on Wikipedia, so...

letscruise · Post by **letscruise** » 06 Sep 2007, 19:42

http://www.luchtvaartnieuws.nl/news/?id=21025

2 B737-800 in 2008
1 B787 "binnen enkele jaren..."

Spotter 22 · Post by **Spotter 22** » 06 Sep 2007, 19:57

Sabena320 wrote:Naja I don't know, but I know that you can find a lot of mistakes on Wikipedia, so...

Can be, but references are given if you click on the numbers next to the info of the future fleet on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jetairfly ,
like the 737-700...
Don't know if the references are actually right offcourse

TUB001 · Post by **TUB001** » 06 Sep 2007, 21:47

They could be right for the -700

KrisLHT · Post by **KrisLHT** » 07 Sep 2007, 21:58

Interesting that JAF is going to switch over to the next gen.
How many planes are they planning on having in total?

If they keep on expanding like this they'll be a major player on the belgian market!

sab319 · Post by **sab319** » 08 Sep 2007, 11:41

I think the new 737NG's will be to replace the 737 classics they operate now, and not necessarily to expand

JAF 23 · Post by **JAF 23** » 08 Sep 2007, 12:52

Indeed. First replacement, then expanding.

Spotter 22 · Post by **Spotter 22** » 16 Sep 2007, 11:54

I read this on the nl Wikipedia article of 'Jetairfly' :
"De nieuwe 737-700 is reeds in Brussel (Ex jet airways)." (translation: "The new 737-700 is already in Brussels").
Is that correct? Is it allready flying? Pics or info anyone?
Thanks

Dreamliner · Post by **Dreamliner** » 16 Sep 2007, 14:27

Hey,

There was a Jet Airways Boeing 737-700 at Brussels a few weeks ago, but I guess this was just a technical stop on a ferryflight. This aircraft left BRU on 11/8.

grtz

LX-LGX · Post by **LX-LGX** » 17 Sep 2007, 12:48

Good news: the AOC has been extended again for 2 years (last time, it was only for 6 months).

Source : Flemish financial newspaper De Tijd (16/09), quoting Hans Van Halemeersch (Jetair/JAF)

http://www.tijd.be/nieuws/ondernemingen ... Id=3209161

callingostend · Post by **callingostend** » 17 Sep 2007, 14:14

I heard that the 737-700 will replace the Fokker100 before the summer season

KrisLHT · Post by **KrisLHT** » 17 Sep 2007, 14:33

The Jet airways 737-700 was in Brussels just as a presentation.
Aircraft was brand new and just came from the states i believe!

Interior and exterior were really goodlooking...
But all that has nothing to do with Jetairfly, totally different topic

rut-her · Post by **rut-her** » 17 Sep 2007, 16:26

KrisLHT wrote:The Jet airways 737-700 was in Brussels just as a presentation.
Aircraft was brand new and just came from the states i believe!

Interior and exterior were really goodlooking...
But all that has nothing to do with Jetairfly, totally different topic

Already 2 B737-700's from Jet Airways (9W, JAI) visited BRU. VT-JGZ and VT-JGX. They made a fuelstop in BRU on the way from Seattle to Delhi.

The name is quite confusing, but this has nothing to do with Jetairfly (TB, JAF).
The source wikipedia isn't reliable at all!!

Greetz,
Rutger

KrisLHT · Post by **KrisLHT** » 17 Sep 2007, 16:39

rut-her wrote: Already 2 B737-700's from Jet Airways (9W, JAI) visited BRU. VT-JGZ and VT-JGX. They made a fuelstop in BRU on the way from Seattle to Delhi.

The name is quite confusing, but this has nothing to do with Jetairfly (TB, JAF).
The source wikipedia isn't reliable at all!!

Greetz,
Rutger

So i missed the second one

Was it also in front of the lufthansa hangar for a few days or not?

And indeed: never trust wikipedia

rut-her · Post by **rut-her** » 17 Sep 2007, 16:42

KrisLHT wrote: So i missed the second one
Was it also in front of the lufthansa hangar for a few days or not?

Yep, arrival 29/08 1100lt, departure 30/08 1600lt.

Greetz,
Rutger

Andries · Post by **Andries** » 17 Sep 2007, 17:55

Spotter 22 wrote:I read this on the nl Wikipedia article of 'Jetairfly' :
"De nieuwe 737-700 is reeds in Brussel (Ex jet airways)." (translation: "The new 737-700 is already in Brussels").
Is that correct? Is it allready flying? Pics or info anyone?
Thanks

Wikipedia is 'open-source' which means anyone can put anything on it. If I want to post on wikipedia that Brussels Airlines will take over Jet Airways, then I surely could. It's not because it's on the internet that its true ...

At this time NO new aircraft for TUI at EBBR.

Greetz,

Andries

Spotter 22 · Post by **Spotter 22** » 18 Sep 2007, 05:46

Andries wrote:Wikipedia is 'open-source' which means anyone can put anything on it. If I want to post on wikipedia that Brussels Airlines will take over Jet Airways, then I surely could. It's not because it's on the internet that its true ...
At this time NO new aircraft for TUI at EBBR.

But a reference is given about the 737-700 on wikipedia in this article-> http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/ ... 14&fid=942

Don't know what to think about it?

Andries · Post by **Andries** » 18 Sep 2007, 08:46

Spotter 22 wrote:
Andries wrote:Wikipedia is 'open-source' which means anyone can put anything on it. If I want to post on wikipedia that Brussels Airlines will take over Jet Airways, then I surely could. It's not because it's on the internet that its true ...
At this time NO new aircraft for TUI at EBBR.
But a reference is given about the 737-700 on wikipedia in this article-> http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/ ... 14&fid=942 Don't know what to think about it?

Don't always believe what you read in press articles. Some journalists really don't have any about aviation. Just like a few years ago, we could read about the Boeing A380 ...

Greetz,

Andries

Spotter 22 · Post by **Spotter 22** » 18 Sep 2007, 13:31

true

a 737 becomes a 747 easily and vice versa in paper articles...