SYD movements Feb 2990

Gerald A · #1 18th February 2009, 06:42 PM

A very rainy Feb 18th 6 - 9:20am

INTERNATIONALS
QF7624 VH-OGP
BA9 G-BNLY
QF6 VH-OJJ
QF2 VH-OJG
QF20 VH-OGB
TG993 HS-TJS
BA15 G-YMML
EK412 A6-EWC
KE121 HL7465
VS200 G-VMEG
CX111 B-LAF
LA801 CC-CQE
EY450 A6-EHC
DJ51 ZK-PBJ
JO771 JA8081
SQ221 9V-SKE
QF118 ZK-JND
UA839 N173UA
QF50 VH-OGL
QF22 VH-QPE
OZ601 HL7500
JQ140 VH-VQD
QF74 VH-OJN
N863 N105UA
QF12 VH-OED
QF128 VH-OJF
NZ101 ZK-NCI
EK418 A6-EBC
GA714 PK-GPE
CA175 B-6075

BIZJET
VH-LYM Cessna 650 Citation VII

Ryan N · #2 18th February 2009, 06:49 PM

Year 2990. Hasn't time flown by so quickly!!!!!

Matt_L · #3 18th February 2009, 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryan N

Year 2990. Hasn't time flown by so quickly!!!!!

haha,

news just in- the last 787 has just been sent to the Marana Pinal Airpark in the USA to be broken down into pieces

Grahame Hutchison · #4 18th February 2009, 07:26 PM

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news just in- the last 787 has just been sent to the Marana Pinal Airpark in the USA to be broken down into pieces

And just 18 months after the last A380 moved to Marana Pinal Airpark.

Nigel C · #5 18th February 2009, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Grahame Hutchison

And just 18 months after the last A380 moved to Marana Pinal Airpark.

Grahame, let's not be silly about this...there's no way an A380 will ever last that long!

Craig Murray · #6 18th February 2009, 07:56 PM

Just got some more news in on this one guys.

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Feb 29, 2090.

Media release from Australian Airline Alliance (formerly known as Qantas, Australian, Qantas, Jetstar, Australian, Qantas, British-Australis and most recently Australian).

AAA is pleased to announce the opening of our new museum de grande celebrating our history at the site of the former Kingsford Smith International Airport on the Mascot Isles in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.

All living, ex communicated and reincarnated friends of the Alliance are welcome to attend.

RSVP by ESP.

The AAA Team
Coober Pedy
NSW
Australia.

Sorry to hijack your thread Gerald, your regular reports are certainly very much appreciated.

Grahame Hutchison · #7 18th February 2009, 08:17 PM

Craig, I read that Richard Branson Jnr Jnr will be attending as he will be in Sydney for the launch of New Guinea Blue, Pago Pago Blue, Vanuatu Blue, Fiji Blue, Tahiti Blue, Samoa Blue, Tonga Blue, Easter Island Blue, Galapagos Blue and V Tasmania.

Apologies also Gerald.

Craig Murray · #8 18th February 2009, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Grahame Hutchison

Craig, I read that Richard Branson Jnr Jnr will be attending as he will be in Sydney

What is this place "Sydney" you speak of mate? I remember a big city in my youth that was linked by a big bridge. Dad says it went "under" years ago.

A bit off topic, but I'm taking the great, great grandkids down to the beach this weekend, I think we'll probably head to Katoomba, or maybe up the coast to Kariong. Has anyone been to the new Hilton on the Esplanade at Kariong, I hear it's absolutely lovely!

Grahame Hutchison · #9 18th February 2009, 08:43 PM

Branson has purchased 50 Boeing 848-400 Catalina MkII s and is operating from the Kingsford Smith amphibiport. The moorings are connected to the Esky Bar.

Dan Hammond · #10 18th February 2009, 09:12 PM

LOL!! Grahame and Craig and great report Gerald