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Atlantis
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by Atlantis » 09 Sep 2005, 17:46
From December 18, 2005 Thomas Cook served three new destinations from Zaventem with Martinair.
They will be flying to Colombo and Phuket. But it's not all they will lengthen it to the Maldives and came back direct from the Maldives.
At least Zaventem will have some exotic destinations and I think it will be working. For those destinations a lot of people here have to go to LHR or AMS or CDG to catch those flights. Finally we have them by our own.
sn-remember
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by sn-remember » 09 Sep 2005, 17:58
Very positive news
Christophe
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by DAT202D » 09 Sep 2005, 18:33
Will Thomas Cook perform the flight theirselves?? I mean, normally i fly CAL to Bangkok but will it be possible to fly Thomas Cook only flight too?
AN124
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by AN124 » 09 Sep 2005, 19:08
As Atlantis said in his post the flight will be operated in co-operation with Martinair.
Most likely you will see Martinair planes at BRU for these flights.
Greetigs,
Yvo
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by AFApresident » 09 Sep 2005, 19:51
However Thomas Cook is updating their website to allow passengers to book only their flights and not the entire vacation package. So it could certainly become a viable alternative for many people who want to travel to these cities/countries.
LX-LGX
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by LX-LGX » 09 Sep 2005, 20:12
Few days ago, Thomas Cook (the touroperator) announced it will start up flight only on most of their destinations. Colombo is in the list!
www.thomascookairlines.com
Thomas Cook = the touroperator
Thomas Cook Airlines Belgium = the airline
DannyVDB
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by DannyVDB » 10 Sep 2005, 12:47
I was looking at this website ... Nice much better than some time ago.
Especially nice working maps with all the destinations.
Danny
Established02
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by Established02 » 10 Sep 2005, 14:23
Wow, the Maldives, yummie yummie!!!
Can someone confirm that SQ used to fly BRU-(ZRH?)-MLE-SIN during the eighties or nineties?
Thanks
killerwhale65
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by killerwhale65 » 10 Sep 2005, 16:34
guess what, the above was my 1000th post (and this is #1001
)
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by MD-11 » 10 Sep 2005, 17:20
Established02 wrote:
Can someone confirm that SQ used to fly BRU-(ZRH?)-MLE-SIN during the eighties or nineties?
Thanks
During the nineties.
Miss those SQ 744s
When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return."
LX-LGX
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by LX-LGX » 10 Sep 2005, 17:50
yes, the SQ Megatop
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by bigjulie » 11 Sep 2005, 00:50
killerwhale65 wrote: guess what, the above was my 1000th post (and this is #1001
)
I'm not too far behind you, my friend! :laugh:
:mexwave:
DannyVDB
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by DannyVDB » 11 Sep 2005, 09:59
Can they do this with their single B767 they are using now or will the add capacity from Brussels?
Atlantis
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by Atlantis » 11 Sep 2005, 10:07
I think they will need a second B767 for the new routes if they will not getting into problems with the other routes if there is a problem with an aircraft.
sab319
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by sab319 » 11 Sep 2005, 10:28
AMS is not too far to do a short ferry flight...
bigjulie
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by bigjulie » 17 Sep 2005, 23:55
bigjulie wrote: killerwhale65 wrote: guess what, the above was my 1000th post (and this is #1001
)
I'm not too far behind you, my friend! :laugh:
:mexwave:
Guess what, this is my 1000th post :laugh:
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LX-LGX
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by LX-LGX » 18 Sep 2005, 00:09
very nice bigjulie, 1.000 !
(so sorry about that small plane crash in Auckland today - yesterday for you)
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by Humberside » 18 Sep 2005, 11:18
Congratulations
bigjulie
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by bigjulie » 24 Sep 2005, 16:46
Thank you LX-LGX & Humberside
:laugh: