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Old 14th December 2005 | 16:37
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Eos 757 at STN??

Good Evening,
Just returned from Stansted and what did i find on the north side of the airfield? But the one and only Eos Boeing 757 sat there all closed up. Strange i thought...The flight usually departs back to JFK around 11am!

I wonder if they have gone bust and STN have grounded it here! haha!
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Old 14th December 2005 | 16:42
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That plane is always there. Its there as a standby incase the other plane has any problems.
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Old 14th December 2005 | 16:42
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Correction

Ah, seems as though they are not bust at all. I hear they have three aircraft now and they have changed the schedule. Arriving STN in the morning, must be shut up over there, then departs in the evening.

http://www.eosairlines.com/cgi-bin/skylights.cgi
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Old 14th December 2005 | 16:46
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They have (gasp) changed their schedule. Imagine! A carrier changing a schedule!

Effective December 1, the carrier will move its 10:30 Stansted departure to 18:10, resulting in an arrival to JFK of 21:09 the same day.
A rather more innocent explanation than:

I wonder if they have gone bust and STN have grounded it here! haha!
Airline failures are sometimes predictable but never really a source of humour. I doubt that you've ever experienced one if you see it as funny.

I have no connection to Eos and I still have some doubts about their business model. I hope they succeed, but if they fail I won't be laughing - they will deserve credit for having tried.

I think your "haha!" is in poor taste...
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Old 15th December 2005 | 02:57
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they have 3 aircraft in total

N401JS
N403JS
N926JS

they keep one at stn in the event the i/b acft diverts or they get a severe tech delay.

i would actually say some thought has gone into it if you think about it!
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Old 15th December 2005 | 05:36
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Don’t think they are allowed to fly CAT 3 approaches yet as they are a frequent visitor to Luton on foggy days at Stansted.
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Old 15th December 2005 | 07:49
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My laugh was only light hearted. If indeed they did fail many PPRuNer's would say "told you so!".
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Old 15th December 2005 | 08:00
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The world would be a awful place if people didn't try new idea's, whilst I may have my doubt's I won't be saying "told you so" IF Eos don't make it!
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