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My question was not really a question, but a statement.
And your statement is correct :lol: .

And I'm sure the snow will soon be gone again :(

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I only hope that any snow is not coming our way, I don't want to get stranded in Pickering next Saturday on my last muesum day of the year. It's too early for snow!!
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Comet wrote:I only hope that any snow is not coming our way, I don't want to get stranded in Pickering next Saturday on my last muesum day of the year. It's too early for snow!!
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Comet wrote: Oh dear. How much more off topic irrelevant rubbish is going to be appearing? It would be nice to see the end of the smarming sychophanting and get back to discussing relevant issues.
hihihihii

GOTCHA, Comet! :banana:

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My question was not really a question, but a statement.
I'm sorry André :oops:
And I'm sure the snow will soon be gone again
Well her in Louvain la Neuve it's still snowing :lol:
GOTCHA, Comet! :banana:
:lol: :lol:

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I'm sorry but can someone explain the joke about the snow and the dancing banana? It's lost on me!!

Wintery showers are genuinely forecast over here, and I genuinely do not want to be stranded in Pickering next week!
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Post by Avro »

Comet,

The dancing banana and the GOTCHA Comet wasn't ment for the snow at all.

It was related to a reply you've posted in another topic a few days ago.

here it is:
Oh dear. How much more off topic irrelevant rubbish is going to be appearing? It would be nice to see the end of the smarming sychophanting and get back to discussing relevant issues.
that's all :wink:

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Hi all,

Here are some technical infos on the Airbus A330-200 and -300 :

Technical info A330-200 :

http://www.airliners.net/info/stats.main?id=26


Technical info A330-300 :

http://www.airliners.net/info/stats.main?id=25

:?: Does anybody think that there will be an evolution of the Airbus A330 :roll: , like an A330-500 and/or A330-600, it could be very cool :) :?:

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bartjuh wrote:I hate airbus!!!! In my first practical stage i worked at Lufthansa techniks, If i count all the problems we had with the a330 ( special the on with GE engines )i will counting for a week!!

The engines of Airbus are from the same manufactor than the engines of Boeing, so I cannot see why you blame Airbus for this? There are also other parts and especially mechanical parts that are build by the same manufactor for Boeing and Airbus. And if the Airbuses would be so bad, why have they than so a big order book for the? It is just my opinion about it.

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Post by SierraFoxtrotMike »

Yep you're right !
I hate the Airbus Systems with all the same cockpit but it's easier for the pilot conversions...and the airbus planes are also very beautiful.

But i agree that they have more problems than Boeing, it sure that boeing have a bigger experience than Airbus...


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And if the Airbuses would be so bad, why have they than so a big order book for the?
Well, maybe that Airbus is selling planes for less than Boeing, but that on longer term Boeing is cheaper because of the lower maintenance costs :roll:

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People how buy aircraft are not the first the best people. The calculate also the maintenance costs and have also info about breakdowns. And look to OO-VAC = Boeing there were already problems 1 day after delivery.

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  • Bartjuh wrote: Well,

    I hate airbus!!!! In my first practical stage i worked at Lufthansa techniks, If i count all the problems we had with the a330 ( special the on with GE engines )i will counting for a week!!

    At the moment, a friend of mine is doing his practical stage at SAS maintance ( his mum is swedish ) and again, no probs with the douglas planes and boeing.... But with the a330 and a340 again a lot.

    It`s a shame that Airbus can`t fix the electronical, engines and hydraulic problems.

    Airbus a330 and a340???? NO WAY!

    Well well I think I know somebody who will like this very much.
    You too, it's 777 ......you know andre.

    Isn't it ?

    Lien !

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  • Hi Bartjuh,

    I sent your messages to 777 on his topic 'Boeing 777 sequel',
    as he is a 777 fanatic.(at least I think so)

    Now to you Bartjuh, is that the same reason why SN is having
    so many problems with the A333 ?
    They have GE engines too I think ?

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Lien,

Do not forget where the aircrafts of SNBA are flying to. That are not normal conditions there in Africa, I have seen a documentary where cows are running over the runway when the aircraft is landing, that is not normal. So in Africa there will also be a lot of birds in the area of the runway. So a bad runway (dirt) and birds are not the favourite items of an aircraft engine. I think that that is the price that SNBA need to pay for flying to Africa.


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Post by Lien »

  • Bartjuh wrote:well,

    I think you like the airbus, the airbus was alway`s very popular by the cabin crew, or not?
    I am not all cabin crew, and I hate this plane, no design, nothing unique.

    All Boeing airliners have something of their own. OK the nose of the 737 and 727 are taken from the 707. But the 727 introduced the popular
    tri-jet (not like the trident). And the 737 became the most produced
    jetliner in the world.
    '777' will probably elaborate on this.

    See you

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  • liebensd wrote:Do not forget where the aircrafts of SNBA are flying to. That are not normal conditions there in Africa, I have seen a documentary where cows are running over the runway when the aircraft is landing, that is not normal. So in Africa there will also be a lot of birds in the area of the runway. So a bad runway (dirt) and birds are not the favourite items of an aircraft engine. I think that that is the price that SNBA need to pay for flying to Africa.
    Hi liebensd,

    Do you have any idea how many Boeing's are flying around central africa ?

    Many !!! Why do so many 707's fly in congo, because they are reliable,
    which in africa is even more important than elsewhere.

    See you

    Lien !

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