maxiejet - anyone shed any light?
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maxiejet - anyone shed any light?
Dont know if this has been reported yet.
Anyone shed any light? Looks a bit ambitious in current economic climate to say the least....
Nivsy
Anyone shed any light? Looks a bit ambitious in current economic climate to say the least....
Nivsy
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Well, it's good enough for a laff on a wet Sunday afternoon.
Didn't know the wingletted Tefal Beech was certified in the UK, and if you click "save" on the coat of arms which I presume is part of "the company's" branding, it's the old Rhodesian coat of arms !!
Maxiejet, flown by Captain Mugabe
More chance of getting a ride in an Austin Maxi than a flight on Maxiejet, me thinks
Didn't know the wingletted Tefal Beech was certified in the UK, and if you click "save" on the coat of arms which I presume is part of "the company's" branding, it's the old Rhodesian coat of arms !!
Maxiejet, flown by Captain Mugabe
More chance of getting a ride in an Austin Maxi than a flight on Maxiejet, me thinks
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To be honest I think that the idea is very good.
We don't currently have an LON based airline operating small aircraft connecting the capital to the rest of the UK.
Yes, we have BA and BD who proved links across the Isles but they operate fuel guzzling aircraft that can't serve routes such as LON-EXT etc.
Wouldn't it be great for an airline to make a profit operating flights to destinations such as EXT, BLK etc. from the capital?
We don't currently have an LON based airline operating small aircraft connecting the capital to the rest of the UK.
Yes, we have BA and BD who proved links across the Isles but they operate fuel guzzling aircraft that can't serve routes such as LON-EXT etc.
Wouldn't it be great for an airline to make a profit operating flights to destinations such as EXT, BLK etc. from the capital?
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Whois lookup of maxiejet:
Ah, the joys of google. We search for Mr Croxford and find this on Speednews:
...which is consistent with the schedule on the website. And the B1900C in the photos on the website is more photogenic than the aesthetically-challenged B1900D...
Where's the money coming from? Here, it seems.(Although on this site two Metroliners appear to join the B1900Ds, for some reason.) Hope springs eternal.
Unclear, though, why if the aircraft utilisation is so low, the schedules are so constricted and non-business-friendly. What are the planes going to be doing in prime business hours? Or is LTN really *that* slot-constrained?
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Domain Name.......... maxiejet.com
Creation Date........ 2008-06-28
Registration Date.... 2008-06-28
Expiry Date.......... 2009-06-28
Organisation Name.... Neville Croxford
Organisation Address. P O Box 99800
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Organisation Address. EmeryVille
Organisation Address. 94662
Organisation Address. CA
Organisation Address. US
Creation Date........ 2008-06-28
Registration Date.... 2008-06-28
Expiry Date.......... 2009-06-28
Organisation Name.... Neville Croxford
Organisation Address. P O Box 99800
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Organisation Address. EmeryVille
Organisation Address. 94662
Organisation Address. CA
Organisation Address. US
Date Posted: 7/15/2008 4:26:37 PM
Updated: 8/18/2008 1:10:11 PM
Wanted: We are looking for 6 beech 1900D aircraft for 18 month charter to service our UK domestic routes with 19 pax configuration for delivery 01/11/2008.Approx 120 hours per month with option to increase.No higher than $1600 per hour.
Neville Croxford
Location: United Kingdom
Tel: 0844 330 6751
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Updated: 8/18/2008 1:10:11 PM
Wanted: We are looking for 6 beech 1900D aircraft for 18 month charter to service our UK domestic routes with 19 pax configuration for delivery 01/11/2008.Approx 120 hours per month with option to increase.No higher than $1600 per hour.
Neville Croxford
Location: United Kingdom
Tel: 0844 330 6751
Fax:
Request Information
Where's the money coming from? Here, it seems.(Although on this site two Metroliners appear to join the B1900Ds, for some reason.) Hope springs eternal.
Unclear, though, why if the aircraft utilisation is so low, the schedules are so constricted and non-business-friendly. What are the planes going to be doing in prime business hours? Or is LTN really *that* slot-constrained?
C.
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...and a little more research springs up the Rhodesia/Zim connection and the coat of arms on the website....
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[QUOTE from the link above]Sunday 06/24/2007 2:14:27am
Name: Neville Croxford
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Comments: I fought for the country
England gave it away
Mugabe ransacked it
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[QUOTE from the link above]Sunday 06/24/2007 2:14:27am
Name: Neville Croxford
E-Mail: [email protected]
Homepage Title: Grey Scouts
Homepage URL:
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Location: United Kingdom
Comments: I fought for the country
England gave it away
Mugabe ransacked it
The blacks now pay for their freedom
can they afford it, im doubtful
hamba gashle
[/QUOTE]
Grey's Scouts - Rhodesia pictures from military photos on webshots
Grey's Scouts was a horse-mounted regiment of the former Rhodesian army,[1][2] and is now a regiment in the Special Forces of Zimbabwe. The official title is now Zimbabwe Mounted Infantry, but the old title is still used unofficially.
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has anyone called there call centre?
Passengers with medical conditions are advised to contact our call centre on 0844 330 6751, to request assistance if required and specific seating suitable for their needs, subject to availability.
Passengers with medical conditions are advised to contact our call centre on 0844 330 6751, to request assistance if required and specific seating suitable for their needs, subject to availability.
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What is the relevance/meaning of your post? I just do not "get" it
What is the relevance/meaning of your post? I just do not "get" it
The comment that follows, "I'm out!!!!", is what a dragon says when they are not interested and don't want to hear any more.
This Maxieket business idea is definitely an "I'm out" from all 5 dragons!
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Oh perlease!
Apparently "you will be able to fly... when we get an extra six aircraft".
Which I guess would make a grand total OF.....six aircraft.
I've got more chance of flying from Luton to Cardiff on the back of a pig - or with Fly for Beans.
Apparently "you will be able to fly... when we get an extra six aircraft".
Which I guess would make a grand total OF.....six aircraft.
I've got more chance of flying from Luton to Cardiff on the back of a pig - or with Fly for Beans.
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