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Wizz Air flt KTW-EIN-BUD-EIN-KTW today will be operated with Titan B752 G-ZAPU. EA EIN 1400 UTC.
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1207120/L/

There are no more B733s flying for Sky. Redelivery of the last one is in progress.

If anyone care to see it: HA-LPM of Wizz Air will land in BRU at 1541 UTC and roll to Apron 10 for LHT.

Here are two hints:
Wizz is struggling and approached other companies in the recent past.
An Easy manager is going to work for Wizz for a while.

1. If you allow me: Hahaha
2. More than 1 ex-EZY manager is working for Wizz (and not "going to for a while") as they left their previous company ...

Wizz Air took delivery of two new A-320 in May:

HA-LPJ delivered 15May
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5980358&nseq=3
HA-LPK delivered 25May
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5990750&nseq=10

Another two is due do arrive soon:
HA-LPL had first flight in Toulouse on 06JUN.
HA ...

Oh, and you can see latest a/c of Wizz (HA-LPK, delivered yesterday from the factory) flying all day today out of WAW.

Just to have all technical details listed:

1st one is a Grey heron (Ardea cinerea)
2nd one is a Pied wagtail (Motacilla alba)

marcinj wrote:HA-LPC of Wizz Air (should go to painting shop immediately).

Actually it will (in two weeks).

Off course I'm wrong: every time I mention that pax are once again innocent victim by staff's action, there are always some union fans here to correct me. Is it really that difficult for you to admit that some action indeed is over the limit?


Yes, this action - meaning the captain to decide if ...

It is not the decision of the captain if the crew will extend their duty time, it's the decision of the crew . All cabin crew members has to agree with the extension one by one.
Safety is a different thing if you are sitting closed in a cockpit with a cup of cofee and your dinner, but flight ...

Some pics of OO-THB, taken on 10May in Seattle.
http://microvoltradio.com/images/pae1357.jpg
http://microvoltradio.com/images/pae1356.jpg
http://microvoltradio.com/images/pae1358.jpg
Second one is awesome.

summersso wrote:Ryanair has announced the cancellation of the following routes effective from:

Stockholm - Gdansk 22nd May

That's good news for Wizz Air. FR's NYO-GDN route did not live long...

Árpi,

It'll be Katowice. No BUD rotation planned.

OK-TVC http://www.planes.cz/en/photo/1013201/
OK-TVD http://www.planes.cz/en/photo/1013166/
OK-TVQ http://www.planes.cz/en/photo/1013154/

OK-TVC will be leased by Wizz Air from 25th MAR, most probably will have flights to CRL also.

Slovak Airlines Terminates Scheduled Service

Slovakian carrier Slovak Airlines terminated all scheduled service on Tuesday after Austrian Airlines Group (AAG) - a 63-percent majority shareholder in Slovak - declined to offer any more financial support to keep it solvent.
http://www.aero-news.net ...

Most a/c has a small table somewhere close to the fwd pax door telling registration/contruction number/date of manufacture. On Airbus 320s it's on eye level on the left side (but can be in different position depending on series of manufacture).
And of course there is a table in front of pilots not ...

grnkg wrote: According to the meteo office the weather should improve from now the reach the minimum required for the B747 landing.

It is indeed improving slowly:
LGG 211420Z 04007KT 0600 R23L/0650U FG BKN001 05/05 Q1041 BECMG 1000 BR BKN002 BKN030

LGG rwy 23L is CatIIIB, which means visibility minimum is RVR/75 (no DH).

I think it much more means that the current visibility in LGG is 300m (RVR 23L/400N) which could be under the required minimum of the a/c or crew.

Atlantis wrote: Flight will be operated with a B737-500

You will have a chance to see this B733 also (to be delivered soon, ex-SkyEurope HA-LKS, still with hungarian reg.) :

http://www.skyliner-aviation.de/viewpho ... picid=3390