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Old 11th Oct 2007, 10:59
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I might go on and wikipedia and say NASA will start flights to the moon from Manston next July and people on here will be waiting to see if it is true or not.
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Old 12th Oct 2007, 11:45
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Kent Escapes

I rang Kent Escapes for any update on when 2008 flights will be released. No date has been set yet.
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Old 12th Oct 2007, 12:11
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I was also wondering about this.

It all seems a little tardy.

Prestwick bookings have been available for months.
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Old 12th Oct 2007, 13:07
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Talking AL

I ALSO PHONED SEGURO IN SCOTLAND AND THEY TOLD ME END OF OCTOBER,BROCHURE BEING PRINTED
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hope the brochure comes with a blaze of publicity as they have already lost all the early bookers
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I rang wikipedia yesterday, they said the ezi on the eye painted sheds were in fact a new outspan storage facility, and you can can believe one hundred percent everything you see on its factual site as gospel !!!
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I might go on and wikipedia and say NASA will start flights to the moon from Manston next July and people on here will be waiting to see if it is true or not.
On the site it does say It is allegedly listed by NASA, although never used, as an emergency diversionary landing strip for the space shuttle programme.

"then it got removed"

Q: Why did it get removed?
A: Because it wasn't true.

Proof: I don't expect you to believe me. Just phone Ryanair and ask. They are a most obliging company.
Well or we can do is wait and see and when its March 2008 and they are not basing two 737-800's you can then say I told you so


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Old 13th Oct 2007, 16:33
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well, theres a lot of that about
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Old 13th Oct 2007, 17:09
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ezy orange.....it could just be......that the cargo building and ICC are painted orange because that is KIA colours. Just as PIK is purple and Wellington is yellow. Background colour of KIA website gives it away a bit so do the stickers KIA gave out.
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Old 13th Oct 2007, 18:31
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ah ! a cunning answer, but not one that sits well with the conspiracy mongers out there.
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Old 13th Oct 2007, 21:16
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An Acorn

It is reported that a Boeing 757 Reg. G-BMRD was doing circuits today at MSE. It is shown as owned by DHL on the CAA website.

Anybody want to make an oak tree out of that?
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Old 13th Oct 2007, 21:25
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Rumour has it that this is the second time DHL has been in for training, the first I am led to believe was last week. (I didn't see it myself).
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Old 13th Oct 2007, 22:15
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It's the third DHL training visit, 15/9, 6/10, 13/10.

Plus, I can say its absolutely nothing other than a training visit. No fantasy wikipedia routes...blah blah.
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Old 14th Oct 2007, 07:08
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"Anybody want to make an oak tree out of that?"

DHL's 'house' colours are red and yellow, and what colour do you get when you mix red and yellow?

Orange, of course...

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Manston man. You accuse me of posting misinformation. I'm happy to support what I have said. Will you do likewise? You said (in relation to the recent appointments): "There's more to come."
The number of complaints:
April-June 2006: 36
April-June 2007: 251
There were complaints from 97 separate individuals logged in the 2007 figure, not half a dozen (as euroairport misleadingly suggests).
Before I can comment on your figures I need to see the facts which TDC are kindly providing next week. It does seem strange that traffic in the 2007 quarter was significantly down compared to 2006 yet the complaints have gone up by 7X?
"There's more to come." Indeed there is
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Old 14th Oct 2007, 19:15
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Manstons history goes back to 1916, therefore I would say, there really is no one who has a legitimate complaint against any perceived nuisance caused by this airport unless of course they are into their Nineties.

The local authorities only role to play. should be to allow the Infratil, do whatever they want in running the airport.

I realise it is very difficult for politicians to resist the urge to regulate. I think politicians should leave well alone.

Of course if politicians regulate Manston out of business, then presumably you will have a very large housing estate. I know which I prefer, the occasional whisper and that’s all it is these days. With modern jet aircraft.
A large housing estate with all the associated traffic, pollution etc.
I don’t have jets over my house, weekends are spent in the garden, if the suns out with stinking bonfires, lawn mowers making noise all around me.
And the distant drone of road traffic.
If thousands of homes were built on the Airport site I think this would grid lock most of Thanet.
And just a few people may object to MANSTON NEW TOWN.
Wingers get a life
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Old 15th Oct 2007, 07:54
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Those engrossed in the thread's silly season will have failed to notice that MK has run a daily flight for the last two weeks.

If this continues, and the current throughput is nowhere near what the airport can handle, Manston will be the no 6 freight airport in the UK.
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Old 15th Oct 2007, 07:55
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September Stats

Copied from Infratil announcements.
"Kent International Airport.

Kent International handled 1,797 tonnes of freight in September. This is 12.5% down on the prior year, but a significant improvement of 117% on August with MK and Egypt Air performing well. The performance picked up considerably late in the month as produce imports to the UK accelerated as the local growing season wound down."
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Old 15th Oct 2007, 07:57
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the good people of ramsgate and the wingers of nethercourt should thank there lucky stars that the airforce moved out as military aircraft are not subject to noise restrictions or noise abatement procedures all the civillian aircraft that use mse now have to comply with these rule and regulations



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Old 15th Oct 2007, 10:09
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"the wingers of nethercourt"

Would they be left wingers or right wingers - I'm not familiar with the team.

I think you mean "whingers" (he whinged).
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