(July '03)
Waiting an whole year to fly, it isn't that nice
but, finally @ the 2nd July, it was my day.BRU-ACE:
A VW Transporter came to bring us to the airport. Once @ the airport, we checked in @ row 3. The gate from wich we departed was A43 (I guess, something like that
) When we were @ the gate, we saw that our flight was delayed with 2 hours, the people of Thomas Cook said due to 'cabin crew rest-times'... I didn't care, and made a walk trought the beautiful A-pier. When 'my' plane arrived, I was quite happy that it was a DutchBird B752 (PH-DBB) to bring us to ACE. After 1h and 45 min. waiting, we were bording. I had a 'window-seat', but it was just that seat where there was no window ( 
Explained strange, but it was , take a look closer @ the DBR 752...)We took off from rwy 25R after two SN RJ100's. Altought it was a slow take-off, it was really nice to took off in a rainshower
. In the air, we climbed to 39.000 ft 
As food, we got a pasta-meal, with tomato-sauce and 'spinazie', also a little sandwich and a dessert ('Rijstpap') The (Dutch) FA's were really friendly and kind! After a 3h 50 minutes flight, we started our descent into Arrecife/Lanzarote... We came in from the North, over 'La Graciosa' and 'Costa Teguise'... We saw the airport on our right and made then a steep 180° turn for finals rwy 03. We made a nice/smooth landing and were taxiing to our gate.ACE-BRU
After a coach picked us up, we start driving to Arrecife. Saw for the last time Timanfaya National Park, Yaiza and some cactus-plantages...
Once @ the airport, we checked in and we were going to the security. My family had a drink, I had a terminal-walk
Saw Brittania's G-OBYG (B763) some Brittania's B752 (No regi's, sorry) and some LTE's... I was @ the little terrace when our plane arrived @ rwy 03... (PH-DBB B752 DutchBird, same as BRU-ACE)I had a window-seat (one of the last rows, 'A'-seat...) We took-off right on time and were saying 'goodbye Lanzarote'
Just after take-off, we made the normal steep turn to the right, heading for BRU. We climbed to 38.000 ft. The Dutch FA's were very very friendly and kind, the only Belgian wasn't... We got almost the same food as on our first flight, but it was still nice. I saw a beautifull undergoing-sun... (Check out my photo's @ JP.Net). When we were over the middle of Spain, the pilot contacted us to say that the weather wasn't good @ BRU @ the moment, and he said we could have a turbelent landing. Also weather above France was really bad, that's why we climed to 40.000 ft... When we were descending into BRU, we could clearly saw Belgium The weather was much better than the pilot(s) expected:!: We saw BRU on our left-hand side, and made finally a steep turn to the left, to land @ rwy 25L. Landing was a little bit hard, but nice. We taxiied to gate A45. The FA's were waving us out, as we were the last passengers to step out the plane.I hope you enjoyed my report...
(Other reports coming soon)(P.S: Bad English:D)
greettzzz
Very short APP, realy crazy 
