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Old 8th May 2005, 09:45
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NigelOnDraft
 
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BS (!)

In other words, the precedent has already been set, in the last five years or so (sic), for BA aircraft to operate over long oceanic stretches with 75% of available thrust, as a matter of routine
Please read my post... I said, BA and other Euopean Carriers i.e. a general precedent has been set, not a BA specific one.

PS What is the "long oceanic" stretch you refer to...? This was a LAX-LHR flight... No long over water bits I know of

PS, on many of our routes the PAX might get a 777 or 744... so are you suggesting when a 744 is used, the PAX pay a 4 eng supplement
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