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New rumours about new flights the BRU

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There is a Pakistani (PIA ?) company that has a request to do 20 flights a week to and from the US with a stopover in BRU instead of MAN. They will use 747 and 777 equipment.

It's already the second time this year I heard something about this request. Let's hope it's true

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What the hell? Yaaaaaaaahoooooooo

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Post by Avro »

Let's hope this rumour will come true.

It would be nice if someone can give us some more info on that possible flight.

Would PIA be interested in transporting pax between Pakistan and Brussels as well ?

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super :jumpy: 20 flights a week :banana: and with 747/777 :jump2:

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Why should PIA be high risk airline.
If they do the screening properly there shouldn't be any problem.
BTW terrorist attacks could happen on any carrier.

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Avro wrote:Would PIA be interested in transporting pax between Pakistan and Brussels as well ?

Chris
In the beginning, no. In a later stage, yes.

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Re: New rumours about new flights the BRU

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Brubiac wrote:There is a Pakistani (PIA ?) company that has a request to do 20 flights a week to and from the US with a stopover in BRU instead of MAN. They will use 747 and 777 equipment.

It's already the second time this year I heard something about this request. Let's hope it's true
It must be PIA. From MAN they go to JFK, ORD, IAH, YYZ, Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi

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would be cool seeing there B747 and B777 in BRU!!!

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just wondering, why would they change the stop in Manchester to a Stop in Brussels? I find it a weird change if they woulkd do it. Anyway i would love to see it happen. A nice 777 of 747 at Bru would be great.

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I once heard rumours about PIA wanting to leave MAN for their stopovers between Pakistan and the US, but never have I seen BRU being mentioned to replace MAN.

Let's wait and see...
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yabu wrote:just wondering, why would they change the stop in Manchester to a Stop in Brussels? I find it a weird change if they woulkd do it. Anyway i would love to see it happen. A nice 777 of 747 at Bru would be great.

yannick
I agree with you! I am not an expert but I think the Pakistani population is very big in England (certainly in such a big city as Manchester). weird news... But if it would be true we can enjoy those nice 747's and 777's. 8)

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C_J wrote:I agree with you! I am not an expert but I think the Pakistani population is very big in England (certainly in such a big city as Manchester). weird news... But if it would be true we can enjoy those nice 747's and 777's. 8)
There is a large Pakistani population in Machester and ifthe flights did move, PIA would replace them with terminator flights to MAN

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CRL to TMP???

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As you discuss new connections from BRU. I've heard some rumors here in Finland that FR could start flying from CRL to TMP. Are they just rumors or maybe somebody heard something about it?

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SN30952 wrote:Comment removed by admin luchtzak


Thats right, PIA jets (that fly to the UK and US EVERY DAY) are high risk. Ridiculous statement. Note the shoe bomber flew AA, all the stopped Saudi flights and Washington flights were BA and all the 9/11 planes were US based. PIA have been flying all over the world for years with little or no problems so get a grip.

Is this for real? Can we do something about the idiotic generalistic undercurrent on this site?

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I flew a few years ago with PIA from FRA to YTO via WAS.
It was the cheapest fare I could find at the time.
And I must say the service quality was in tune with the western best standards.
From my point of view, it certainly was the best quality/price ratio you could ever hope for.
As everybody in the airlines business knows, the pakistanese flag carrier PIA enjoys a good brand in the world market.
Welcome PIA ! There is business in BRU !

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Post by ERICAIRLINES »

ans any news about possible bru yul with ethiopian ??

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chunk wrote: Thats right, PIA jets (that fly to the UK and US EVERY DAY) are high risk. Ridiculous statement. Note the shoe bomber flew AA, all the stopped Saudi flights and Washington flights were BA and all the 9/11 planes were US based. PIA have been flying all over the world for years with little or no problems so get a grip.

Is this for real? Can we do something about the idiotic generalistic undercurrent on this site?
Don't think we can do anything against this other than get used to this. Apparently Fons has a problem with all things arabic and or muslim. Very narrowminded if you ask me... I already asked before to keep stuff like this out of the forums but without result, as you can see...

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Stoney wrote:
chunk wrote: Thats right, PIA jets (that fly to the UK and US EVERY DAY) are high risk. Ridiculous statement. Note the shoe bomber flew AA, all the stopped Saudi flights and Washington flights were BA and all the 9/11 planes were US based. PIA have been flying all over the world for years with little or no problems so get a grip.

Is this for real? Can we do something about the idiotic generalistic undercurrent on this site?
Don't think we can do anything against this other than get used to this. Apparently Fons has a problem with all things arabic and or muslim. Very narrowminded if you ask me... I already asked before to keep stuff like this out of the forums but without result, as you can see...
Well said that man. Back to the discussion at hand....

I remember when I was a kid in the early 1980's my grandparents were flown out to visit us in Dubai. Since PIA were the cheapest (by miles) my father got them tickets....and what a surprise.

They said it was fantastic - and they had previously flown to DXB on BA only - becasue they were the only two 'senior' citizens on the plane they were given free upgrades to business class and given seats upstairs in the 747 from Heathrow...after they had taken their allocated economy seats! Happened on the way back as well!

No idea what they are like nowadays and never need to fly on them so will probably never find out!

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