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The flights will actually be operated by Saab 2000 a/c, and will operate on weekdays only

Alos announced recently are Jet2 NCL-AMS, MAH and PSA.

FWIW, Air Transat also fly "scheduled charter" flights from Canada to Europe.

Continuing with the fftopic: theme.
The residents of Gibraltar voted to stay as a British colony. I think about 99% of people there voted to remain British

The flight operates BRU-BRS-SZG-NCL-SZG-BRS-BRU. It's a "scheduled charter flight" operated by RJ100 a/c.
In the winter SN Brussels also operates NCL-TLS flights.

Starting in May 2006, AA will operate a daily flight between Newcastle and New York JFK. Flights will operate using Boeing 757-200 a.c.

Great news for NCL with it;s first ever scheduled transatlantic flight

Just thought I'd share a trip report about the most recent flight that I took, from Manchester to Tenerife on Thomas Cook Airlines Boeing 757-300 G-JMAA in October 2004

Flight TCX881K to Tenerife

We got to the check in at Manchester T1 3 hours before departure, after checking in we went to sit in ...

The 767-200s have 290 seats in 2-4-2 single class config.
The 767-300ERs have 3 class configuration, with 2-4-2 in the economy section, not sure the number of seats, probably about 310 or something

JetBlue will when they want, get rid of Song and Ted in one move.
BA can't do that with easyJet and Ryanair.
In the US, it's more of a case of Southwest get rid of AA,NW,UA,DL etc

Citilink --> KLM Cityhopper

Cheers everyone for the kind welcome.
Frederic, you may well see some NCL threads

Very good news for Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines.
Seems like Boeing have had the better start to 2005 out of the two main manufacturers

Now where is that fool Sabena 690 to welcome me to the forums

That is indeed me
Will probably reach that amount eventually

Dutchbird ----> Denim Air

What was that Theme Park called agin...Kinderland or something?

The CO 762s are all new build, so I thought all models of the 767 are still being built?
The 332 offers approx 80 more seats than a 762 so thats a big increase in size hence my thinking of a new build 762ER order

Nope, just that NCL is the closest airport to me. And I've seen that pic on airliners.net :cool2:

luchtzak
Is that SN RJ85 photo in your avatar taken at Newcastle?

Surely the A332 is too large a replacement for the 762 also?
Maybe they could order new build 762s from Boeing to replace the older 762s?

I knew I had seen you about Comet