FlyBe.....The End Of An Era
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FlyBe.....The End Of An Era
Tomorrow (Sunday 26th October) a BAe RJ-100 will fly from Guernsney CI to Exeter marking the end of the BAe 146/Avroliner RJ career with the carrier
http://www.businesstraveller.com/news/f ... ae146-jets
Which make me ask how many if any British Airlines still use the type on a regular daily schedule? :think:
A dying breed for sure :-(
Garry
http://www.businesstraveller.com/news/f ... ae146-jets
Which make me ask how many if any British Airlines still use the type on a regular daily schedule? :think:
A dying breed for sure :-(
Garry
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Re: FlyBe.....The End Of An Era
Definately a classic. Does anyone know if the 146 out sold the 1-11?
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Hi Ben..
Combine both the 146 and RJ's and yes, they outsold the One-Eleven (221x 146 - 166x RJ.. 244x 1-11)
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Combine both the 146 and RJ's and yes, they outsold the One-Eleven (221x 146 - 166x RJ.. 244x 1-11)
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Hi Ben
Yes it did by I think about 3:2
I've got the figures somewhere
Garry
Yes it did by I think about 3:2
I've got the figures somewhere
Garry
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Re: FlyBe.....The End Of An Era
According to those infallible sources (Wiki and My Lord Maltby) the score is about 387 146 v 244 111. (But then Dave got there first while I was playing with me abacus)
The picture at the heading of the Wiki 146 piece reminded me that my last flight in a 146 was a Buzz aircraft - after they had been taken over and operated in a shadow world as Buzz Stansted (IIRC) providing a cover aircraft for a tech Ryanair flight. It was also an all-female crew, although not exhibiting Graham's laws of motion. As an injunear, I might have noticed.
The picture at the heading of the Wiki 146 piece reminded me that my last flight in a 146 was a Buzz aircraft - after they had been taken over and operated in a shadow world as Buzz Stansted (IIRC) providing a cover aircraft for a tech Ryanair flight. It was also an all-female crew, although not exhibiting Graham's laws of motion. As an injunear, I might have noticed.
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That's Allan
I won't bother looking up now that sounds about right
of course had they continued with the RJX it probably would have exceeded the Viscount.........but :@
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I won't bother looking up now that sounds about right
of course had they continued with the RJX it probably would have exceeded the Viscount.........but :@
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I have a couple operating in and out of McLeland Field and ATC even refer to them as "AVROLINERS"...I think they will carry on for a few years

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They will be arround for a long time yeat but not on UK routes very much....not with British Airlines at least :-(
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Re: FlyBe.....The End Of An Era
Thats an easy change peter if you use editvoicepack you can change them to 146.
So there we go folks, arguably the most suceessful British jet airliner of all time... and in my top 3 with the trident and VC10.
Very sad. I only wish we had a good one for.... :-(
So there we go folks, arguably the most suceessful British jet airliner of all time... and in my top 3 with the trident and VC10.
Very sad. I only wish we had a good one for.... :-(
Ben.






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Re: FlyBe.....The End Of An Era
Never mind guys - get up to EGPH - still plenty kicking around there..... these are from Last month:




Certainly makes a difference from the usual diet these days:











Certainly makes a difference from the usual diet these days:







Jim




