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Thompson Airways is operating from Colombo to Antannarivo
Thomson Airways BY980 B752 1320 Antananarivo ONLY ON 08 OCT
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Thomson Airways BY980 B752 1320 Antananarivo ONLY ON 08 OCT
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SPOTTED!! Rotana Jet Aviation RG402 approaching HRI starting winter schedule.Comment
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Yes RotanaJet has resumed the AUH-CMB-HRI-CMB route onboard A319 which is operating every Wed, Fri and Sun. If I recall it correctly RotanaJet suspended Mattala flights until Mid 2015. Unfortunately Flydubai to end the Mattala flights for first time from 25-Oct-2015.Originally posted by Sandaru View Post
Do you know the rego of this Rotanajet A319? and do you know why Flydubai is cancelling Mattala service?Comment
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The registration of the aircraft in the screenshot is A6-RRJOriginally posted by banuthev View Post
No i don't know the exact reason but i guess the airliner may have planned to use the aircraft to fly in more profitable routes in these busy days.Comment
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Thanks for sharing !!Originally posted by Serendib View PostThompson Airways is operating from Colombo to Antannarivo
Thomson Airways BY980 B752 1320 Antananarivo ONLY ON 08 OCT
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According to FR24, Thomson Airways actually flew from Adelaide to Jakarta to Colombo to Antananarivo, beginning of this month. Is it a charter? Nice to see direct flight operating to Sri Lanka from Australia. If I am not mistaken, it's a first ever flight that operated on Adelaide to Colombo and Colombo to Antanannarivo route.
Love to see the Thomson B787 in Colombo. Currently no airline operating between Gatwick and Colombo since BA cancelled the route earlier this year. Any possibilities Thomson Airways filling the gap. Also i think UL better operate seasonal flights to Australia as they does to China for every chinese new years. It's a better opportunity for UL to test the Australia market.
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Guys, Could anybody recognise the A340 parked in Colombo in the below link? I spotted this on a youtube vid posted by seneratne last week.
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Wow !! How did you find that? I think you're correct. That A340 parked at CMB in the above link does look similar to German Air Force A340. CMB becomes spectacular airport to spot to all sort of airlines.Originally posted by Haleef View Post
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On this A340 there is no centre landing gearOriginally posted by banuthev View PostWow !! How did you find that? I think you're correct. That A340 parked at CMB in the above link does look similar to German Air Force A340. CMB becomes spectacular airport to spot to all sort of airlines.
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This is A340-200Originally posted by banuthev View PostWow !! How did you find that? I think you're correct. That A340 parked at CMB in the above link does look similar to German Air Force A340. CMB becomes spectacular airport to spot to all sort of airlines.
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recently German foreign Minister Walter Steinmayer visited Srilanka. most probably that was the case.
BTW its written Federal republic of Germany and not anything about German air force.Comment
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Both A340s of German Air Force (Rego 16+1 & 16+2) have their centre gear but they don't use centre gear with weight restriction : https://www.planespotters.net/Aviati...hp?reg=16%2B02Originally posted by AirCeylon View Post
This is A340-313 (ex-LH)Originally posted by umedhah View Post
Very true. please see the pictures which shows A340 when using/not using the centre gear.Originally posted by ecureilx View Post
This flight was actually a test fight for the Trent 900
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Thanks bro. German Gov's A340s have their registrations as 16+01 & 16+02. Any idea what does this 16 means in their German Aircraft registration?Originally posted by Srilankan1 View Post
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I just remembered the livery after playing FSXOriginally posted by banuthev View PostWow !! How did you find that? I think you're correct. That A340 parked at CMB in the above link does look similar to German Air Force A340. CMB becomes spectacular airport to spot to all sort of airlines.
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