This issue is a difficult situation for aviation: you have the aviation lovers who like to spot old and rare aircrafts and on the other hand you have the people who are against flying crap flying over their heads.
I can understand that some people are afraid that certain planes are flying to Belgium/Europe, as you see to the Air Memphis company they had close connections with Flash Air and Flash Air was a company with the least respect for the safety of the passengers; small example: when a passenger asked the flight attendant to have a seatbelt because on that seat there wasn't any the flight attendant responded "hold on thight when taking off and landing!".
I feel this as false competition for the European airlines who are member of the IATA and working under very strict European laws. I will hardly believe that on a European aircraft the stewardess will say to the passenger that he needs to hold on thight for take-off without his seatbelt on
Passengers should be made aware that whenever you go on holiday you check the airline who will bring you to the destination, so more people refuse to fly those crappy airlines.
Don't get me wrong, I am not against night-flights or against aviation but I am
for a much safer European airspace!
Passengers: fly SN Brussels Airlines, Air France, Ryanair, Turkish or another IATA-member!!
greetings,
Bart
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because he's filming with the sunlight in front of him (tegenlicht of hoe noem je dat?)
Then, a newspaper finds out, and publishes an article on how "the airport is such a problem". 
