I like your new style researcher approach, de mol!demol wrote:Airline....................Delta Air Transport nv/sa
Category...............I
IATA Designator....SN
ICAO Designator...DAT
Numeric Code........082
The transportation contract = SN
SN = SN Brussels Airlines (brand)
SN Brussels Airlines (brand) = Delta Air Transport nv/sa
Sono problem
Using a brand as trade-mark instead of the actual trade-name is not illegalRegards, demol.
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I can confirm that the company with the name SN Brussels Airlines doesn't exist.
Officially the airline that owns the AOC, the planes etc is D.A.T. NV/SA. Normally you'll find on any official document from SNBA the following text: "D.A.T. NV/SA doing business under the trade name SN Brussels Airlines" (or something like that)
Officially the airline that owns the AOC, the planes etc is D.A.T. NV/SA. Normally you'll find on any official document from SNBA the following text: "D.A.T. NV/SA doing business under the trade name SN Brussels Airlines" (or something like that)
8O Why do you forget the A.318?Avro wrote:I would prefer the B717 like Comet
It's a wonderfull plane which has proven to be very reliable![]()
Ciao
Chris
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Although I used to be a Boeing 737 fan... I must admit I fell in love with the Airbus familly after the SNBA Open day!
As soon as I entered the cabin: it found it much wider, much more comfortable... than in the 737...
So I hope SNBA will buy A.318s
BeN
I didn't forget the A318 at all, I just wanted to point out the fact that the B717 (DC-9 family) exists for more than 30 years, in which it has proven to the world to be a very reliable plane.
I'm sure the A318 is also very reliable, but since the A320 family doesn't exist that long (> 30 years) I didn't mention it.
Hope this answers your question
Greetz
Chris
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I'm sure the A318 is also very reliable, but since the A320 family doesn't exist that long (> 30 years) I didn't mention it.
Hope this answers your question
Greetz
Chris
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That's nice to hear, thanks!Avro wrote:I didn't forget the A318 at all
I can go with this, the 717 is a wonderful airplane and reliable, look at AirTran, I just wanted to point out the fact that the B717 (DC-9 family) exists for more than 30 years, in which it has proven to the world to be a very reliable plane.
You bet I amI'm sure the A318 is also very reliable
Greetz,
Erwin
A Whole Different Animal
There are 10 undisclosed orders for Embraer 190's. Maybe SNBA orders?
http://www.embraer.com.br/institucional ... Q-I-03.pdf
Greetz,
Dave
http://www.embraer.com.br/institucional ... Q-I-03.pdf
Greetz,
Dave