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Old 1st March 2006, 04:25   #1 (permalink)
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Munich Airlines to start from Munich with a L1011-500

Now it's come to this:
Munich Airlines are to start from Munich with a L1011:
According to their schedule, they want to fly MUC-BDA each Friday, and back each Saturday. That gives them Sun-Thu for MRO.
Does anyone here know how real this "project" is?

(Ahm, just to make it clear: I quite like the L1011, but I realise its days are long gone...)

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Old 1st March 2006, 12:04   #2 (permalink)
 
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Who cares whether its days are long gone ? Any airline that flies these planes in 2006 gets my vote !
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Old 1st March 2006, 14:44   #3 (permalink)
 
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That gives them Sun-Thu for MRO.
...or to hop over to BHX to fly FlyWho's schedule!
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Old 1st March 2006, 15:32   #4 (permalink)
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mogget...the L1011 is not a practicle machine, economics wise any more...they are tired and require big fixes when they sit down. Best of luck to them all the same.

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