Originally Posted by
Falcon900LX
Whilst it is officially being stored here, the state of the aircraft Is appalling. The repair is now just covered by speed tape. The door still has the notice on it which states the aircraft is detained at NCL. However, my friend noticed there were 2 new tyres on it. Which then begs to say, why put new shoes on a dying horse? It is most certainly going to be used in the coming months, Olympus have only just acquired a new aircraft.
I had heard that it was due to move at the end of the month but the condition of the aircraft is terrible.
It does beg the question, which was mentioned a few months ago within this thread, was the aircraft flying whilst in a unsafe condition? It had already sustained damage before arriving at NCL, allegedly, and the damage it has sustained was unlikely to be caused in mid-air... and TUI were using them last summer and possibly this summer. It doesn’t sound too good and I wouldn’t want to fly with these chancers.