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Hi People,

I'm looking for the centre/building/address of where Hewa Bora Airways Cargo aircraft have been seen (or use) at Johannesburg Airport (JNB)... Anyone know of the buildings used there?

Thanks guys!

Does anyone know or know where I can get more information on the cargo routes and planes for HBA (Hewa Bora Airways)?? I have been trying to find some through their site, but there's not really anything there! I know there's a route from Kinshasa to Brussels... but that's about it! All help and info...

Wow!

Thanks guys!

Does anyone have any other info on them? Like recent major activites or places where I might be able to see them? Don't they have the oldest flying 727 in service too?

Thanks again ppl!

Hi Guys,

Does anybody know the current fleet and/or markings/registration cities of (HBA) Hewa Bora Airways? I had a look on their site [ http://www.hba.cd/ ] but was wondering if anyone had any updated/recent knowledge of their whereabouts?

Thanks for your help!

I think they're all cool too, it's nice to have different planes that change the shape of things...

Comet wrote: More ex military airfields should be put to this use instead of ripping up countryside to build more runways, why not use ones which are already there and not in use?

Totally aggree, I live near Stansted!

Emirates wrote:Robin Hood International.....

Emirates

But what would the logo be? A feathered green cap maybe?! Lol

Avro wrote:To be honest I don't really like the AI livery on the B777. The lilvery looks much better on older planes such as B747's or A310's but not on the B777.

Just my 2 cents

Chris

And my 2 cents so that's 4!

B744skipper wrote:There is no way that the B744 (Adv or not) will come close to the A380, even if they add a few seats. But the Boeing 747 has a market of it's own, so Boeing should concentrate on lowering the seat-per-mile cost on the B744-Adv.

Totally agree.

Surely, in order for an airline to have a want for an aircraft of that size, there has to be an identifiable need . The impact of a new aircraft on a high density route would therefore reduce costs (among other factors) and increase effeciency of the airline. Once the needs and wants have been set, ...

I think the 380 will look stunning in BA colours... anyone got a preview anywhere??

Airbus A350 to be Cancelled Rumours are circulating that this project may be dumped due to lack of interest in this aircraft. Sorry to be typically English here people, but going BACK to the original post while taking in the majority of what's being said here:- I think the A350 should go ahead, alt...

Economies of scale - if the demand is there for Ryanair, it will happen.

V interesting reading people , I still prefer the 747 any day of the week, a true classic. It's held it's ground (or air) over the years and let's face it, without it I don't think Airbus would have tried going one better anyway! That said - it's looking a bit like the mobile phone market in the UK...

I can't wait to see how both "products" end up being used... on the one hand we have Virgin and Emirates arguing over who will have more seats/space in their A380's - on the other, which airline will be the first to announce the 7E7 as the "first business class only flights"? Wit...

Should be a great plane though, imagine seeing the silhouette of that coming out of a cloud!!

Bring it on!

Sad, I loved their planes... specially the jets..

A beast... can't wait to see her rolling down the runway!

What does everyone think the best livery for it will be??? I'm gonna stick with BA..

I think it's a good thing that both companies have their own direction of future market share, at least this way we can see which models are more popular with which airlines (some airlines may want 7E7 and an A380...). Segmenting the market like this in 2005 could produce gaps where airlines may wis...

Aren't low cost (budget) carriers interested in this type of plane too?? I'd have thought that this would appeal to the business traveller as trends show they are more willing to cut flying costs given today's UK business trends.