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Hello Captain,

Nor JAL, nor ANA have served Brussels before. Sabena did serve Tokyo from Brussels before its demise. In 1969, the Belgian carrier even opened a scheduled service to Tokyo (Haneda?), but as a part of the 2001 business plan, services from certain non-profitable routes had to be ...

Hello ELcoB,

Jubba Airways is in fact an airline based in Somalia. The airline was founded by Calgary(!) entrepreneurs and service began in May 1998. Jubba Airways largely fills the niche left by the demise of state-owned Somali Airways. Nowadays, Jubba Airways predominantly serves Southern ...

Hey everybody,

In December 2004 Airliner World already mentioned that the lease of the Airbus A330-300s was about the end and that the Belgian carrier was considering either renewing the contract or replacing them with either Boeing 767-400s or Boeing 777s models. As the magazine is quite reliable ...

Hello airmemphis,

Tui Airlines Belgium/Jetairfly and Thomas Cook offer indeed excellent connections to and from Egypt.

During the summer Months, Tui Airlines Belgium flies to Luxor and Cairo on Thursdays and Sundays, to Hurghada on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays. Marsa Alam is served ...

Hello Glabbi,

The Boeing 737 you mention is subleased to Jetairfly/Tui Airlines Belgium. The original registration was F-GFUG (corsair) and should become CN-RPA. I guess that it will be transfered to the moroccan carrier at the end of the summer season as most of the other Boeings 737-400 and -800 ...