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It seems to be a real challenge indeed. I did find a registration using a photograph for my flight of 2000-07-15 CFU-BRU, which is EI-TVP. Good idea about the wayback machine! Thanks!

Hi all,

I am looking for historical flight data from the period of 2000 until 2008 for my personal logbook.
More specifically:

2000-07-15 CFU-BRU
2001-08-23 BRU-MAH
2002-08-19 BRU-CHQ
2002-08-26 CHQ-BRU
2004-08-20 BRU-HER
2004-08-30 HER-BRU
2005-08-18 BRU-RHO
2005-08-29 RHO-BRU
2006-08-16 BRU-ATH ...

Seems like a survey, happens quite often. In the winter they do it at night with IR camera's to check your roof insulation (amount of heat escaping). I suppose it will be aerial imagery now due to the weather.

MarkCori wrote: 06 May 2019, 11:32 After doing some research, they are probably using this font: Legal Bold by Linotype
https://www.linotype.com/93560/legal-bold-product.html

The O's are looking very similar indeed, but the S and R are completely different. Thanks for your input!

jan_olieslagers wrote: 05 May 2019, 20:04 @keukenrol seems to have an eye for detail - perhaps even two Lovely!

I like to add the details, because that way you can get those aircraft "as real as it gets"

OO-SNF seems to have the 0's (zero) as well.

Thanks for the update, I will check with similar font recognition websites what will be the result for other pictures. The problem is that you need a front view picture of the reg, the slightest inclination can change the font type.

For example, the SSB has his O's looking more like zero's ( 0 ).

Seem like 2 different fonts to me

Hello

I am currently searching which fonts are used by Brussels Airlines on the A32F fleet for the registrations.
It seems there are a few differences between aircraft. Most of them seem to look like Helvetica or Arial but I am not sure about it. The fonts are to be used for flight simulation ...

I suppose the rehearsal flights will be done by OO-ABB in that case.
EDIT: same for me, unable to change seats but it seems they try to fill the window seats first and then work towards the middle.

Well in the meantime I've flown the first leg in the 320, and I noticed seat 21 and 24 had this. So you can say that every 3 seats you have a window. Saturday I'll fly back in the 319, I am curious how those seats are. Because the 320 has 3 rows Business, the 319 doesn't. Thanks for the answer anyway!

Hello,

I would like to know which seats are aligned with a window. So I can have a seat with a window straight-on . Plane will be a Brussels Airlines A320.
To clarify:

Thanks!