Blimey, your bear behind is hardly relating to this thread, but probably more interesting than the walk to the RYR gates?

Yes the old Relic is a bit slow, due to the temp where he lives, but was adamant that it was Luton and not anywhere else to be Air Berlin connected.

If by some magic it was to be true, would the 'shrink wrapped HQ' contain the anger related to the new competition, mind you, Mr Jeans would also be upset?

Is it just me going blind or is the ground floor of the terminal getting darker? Walking from the new arrivals waiting area into the terminal is like walking from day to night. At the best of times the whole of the ground floor is in semi darkness but someone needs to start changing a few light bulbs. Out of 24 spotlights, which illuminate the walk from the outsized luggage belt to the front of the bar, 11 lights are broken. In the check-in area dark shadows have been cast due to a lack of working light bulbs in some areas. I find it hard to believe that a terminal that was built only in 1999 can be so dark.

Issue of the Draft Masterplan for the airport which was to be published w/c 17Oct, has been delayed by one week to w/c 24 Oct.

Apparently they are still waiting for a delivery of helmets and flak jackets :eek:

In case you missed it there is a new sticky at the top of the page which needs to be read and taken on board. This thread and others are about to be closed down so a new one can be started. Not a bad thing as it is a daunting task when performing a search to have to slog through over 400 posts to try and find an old message. Apart from that the Luton folk should not be affected, as I don’t think there were any spotter posts in this thread.

Thanks for that LTNman, I missed the new 'sticky'!

Rarely are there any spotting type posts related to Luton. Maybe the so called 'Luton spotters' are a sophisticated bunch?

Or they cannot compete with the mostly intelligent posts here.....a bit too inflammatory that comment!

Good to see Monarch Scheduled post a massive increase in overall pax for Aug, bodes well for the future.

A growth rate for the final 4 months of the year of 9.4% is required to achieve 9,000,000 passengers for 2005. A growth rate of 15.6% was attained in August but with a falling trend.

Hope the above is not classed as a spotter type of post as I still haven’t got my head around yet where the dividing line sits.
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