Doubt it as its a waste of a precious slot, they”d rather send a 777 or 787
Depends on the destination.
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It can a small thing. For example past week i have read an article that i pilot forgot his passport and that the plane returned for that reason
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Diversions are pretty common. It doesn’t mean the plane will crash
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Yeah and it could just be a medical issue with a passenger
… mind stopping spamming?
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Like, wow! Planes! Almost as though you can see literally every flight out there on fr…
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Kinda the point of woa…
But yeah it just cloggs up the thread.
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Ignore function activated.
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British Airways, my personal favourite airline! Here’s a description about it! One of the world’s leading airlines, with a rich history and a strong reputation for excellence. Here are some interesting facts about British Airways:
History
- British Airways was formed in 1974 through the merger of British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) and British European Airways (BEA).
- The airline’s first flight took place on September 25, 1974.
Operations
- British Airways operates a fleet of over 280 aircraft, including Airbus and Boeing planes.
- The airline flies to over 170 destinations worldwide, including Europe, North America, South America, Africa, Asia, and Australia.
- British Airways is a founding member of the Oneworld airline alliance.
Awards and Recognition
- British Airways has won numerous awards, including “Airline of the Year” at the 2019 Skytrax World Airline Awards.
- The airline has also been recognized for its commitment to sustainability and customer service.
Services
- British Airways offers a range of services, including economy, premium economy, business, and first class.
- The airline’s lounges offer a range of amenities, including food, drinks, and shower facilities.
- British Airways also offers a range of in-flight entertainment options, including movies, TV shows, and music.
Sustainability
- British Airways has committed to reducing its carbon emissions by 50% by 2035.
- The airline is also investing in sustainable aviation fuels and more fuel-efficient aircraft.
Fun Facts
- British Airways has a special “Speedbird” logo, which is a stylized image of a bird in flight.
- The airline’s iconic red, white, and blue livery is recognized around the world.
- British Airways has a special “BA100” program, which celebrates the airline’s 100th anniversary.
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Travel Plan Update
Alright then, got some upcoming flights confirmed and some possibilities, (up till august) .
April:
on April 6th, I should be going to ATL on BA (777-200ER) then whilst i’m there (can’t quite remember the date) i’ll be flying either a cessna or a piper from Grenville Downtown GMU airport. Then i’ll be returning home on the 17th I believe. Then after that, i’ll be going to San Diego (SAN in game) for a few days. (BA777-300)
May:
On the may bank holiday weekend, i have Monday the 5th off. So might head somewhere in Europe for a couple of days for that. (A320 Family BA) Then in the may half term i might head back to Texas after just over a year, but this time to Austin, then i’d spend some time there and in San Antonio. (BA777-200ER)
August:
Then in august i’ll be going back to the USA. But on the outbound leg i might be flying either a BA A380 from LHR-ORD OR i’ll be flying on a BA A320 to DUB then the Aer Lingus A321XLR to Indianapolis!
Not sure about the rest of the year however.
Thanks for reading!
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Ok, I will do the same.
June:
I will fly from WAW to PMI on Lauda Europe (26th June, A320).
July:
I will fly back to WAW from PMI on (also) Lauda Europe (10th July, A320).
August:
I will fly from WMI to CFU on Buzz (B737 max 8 or probably B737-800, 25th August).
September:
I will fly back to WMI from CFU on Buzz (1st September, B737 max 8 or B738).
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Should this be in the Avation talking point?
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Fits in either really.
Well looks like I’ll be flying G-VIIV once again on Sunday!
Flying this stunning aircraft for the second time this year, not to mention on the same route!
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