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B747ATP 12th Jan 2008 12:24

Ban on SW flight
 
Don't forget that if there is a black listing of any kind towards a DCA or CAA by ICAO, IATA looks at it very closely. We must not forget that being in an African Country you run the higher risk of being black listed as a company due to the current affairs that africa is surrounded by internationally. The EU doesn't not take safety as a joke and people need to wake up and smell the coffee cause Southern africa will soon be loosing alot money due to the lack of tourists.

If Namibia is blacklisted all airlines will be forced by the insurance brookers to fly around the Namibian airspace and if the fly in/through the airspace they will not be financially covered by these companies.

Atleas then Air Nam can fly directly to Ghana:D

ZSCHR 15th Jan 2008 15:53

I've heared Nam Air is going to cancel their route to LGW
Anything true?

vaninnam 15th Jan 2008 16:53

no just reducing frequency to 2 flightts a week and increase FRA to 5 times

ZSCHR 15th Jan 2008 17:16

Ja, I know, but a friend tried to book a flight from London to Windhoek in September and they told him that it wouldn't be possible...

Buzz Control 16th Jan 2008 17:25

ZSCHR

I have just run two checks on travel websites in the UK to cover all of September, & funny old thing I can book flights all through September for LGW to WDH rtn. You have been well & truly MISS-INFORMED. :ok:

ZSCHR 16th Jan 2008 19:10

Ok thank you:)

Knormoer 19th Jan 2008 07:20

Just read on Die Republikein website that Namibia's national soccer team left on an Air Namibia flight for Ghana. Did they fly to London or Frankfurt and then on another carrier to Ghana or did Air Nam take them directly there? Lets face it, Nam isnt known for their Soccer stars and Air Nam isnt really rolling in the money so I really hope the latter isnt true!

Voel 20th Jan 2008 11:25

Air Nam did a technical stop in Ghana on their way from London to Windhoek. I believe that they operate anyway a flight between London and Accra on behalf of another airline. So its not much of a dogleg they have to fly.

Knormoer 21st Jan 2008 18:34

Thanx Voel, good to hear!:)

ZSCHR 24th Feb 2008 17:56

Hi,
there's currently N803DE (World Airways MD11) flying for -NME and im March a 744 will fly for -NMF because of maintenance.

Does anybody know from wich airline the 747 will be?

Alan Tracey 2nd Mar 2008 16:39

B744 is from Oasis Hong Kong I believe.

xavierb 3rd Mar 2008 20:13

Yes indeed. We (I mean Oasis Hong Kong) are going to operate the Gatwick and Frankfurt with our 744 , starting end of March, for 4 to 5 weeks, while Air Namibia has its 340 in the hangar.
Oasis is getting its 5th 744 within a couple of weeks, and the a/c was available for lease untill some time in the summer when we'll start to fly to our new destination...
FYI: Our 744 are ex Singapore (A § B), and ANA (C,D,E). The Cpt (and many F/O's) are all ex BA or Cathay.Other F/O's from the rest of the world..
I'll be operating some of those flights as F/O. Could someone from Air Namibia tell me if, while I'll be there, I'll have a chance to have a jumpseat or reduced fair with you guys, for flight to Capetown or Victoria falls ?? Any contact?
Thanks!
Xavier


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