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Virgin Australia 100th Jet
This Sunday arvo ( with much fanfare / media / dignitaries etc ) V's 100th jet will land into BNE.
This aircraft will be a B 738 & will be another milestone for this transforming airline. JB & his team need to be applauded for the transformation which has occured in recent yrs, taking on the once giant / govt indorsed / supported Qantas & slowly winning a larger slice of the pax pie. I wish them the best is this tough, politically correct, over governed & over priced environment... |
Is that blue -700, the 50th I think, still around? I believe my name is on an overhead locker somewhere which I never got to see.
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Blue one was still around until May this year. It was repainted to the white livery in 2012. VH VBY.
They could've painted the 100th in a special scheme! |
Originally Posted by DutyOfCare
Virgin Australia 100th Jet
This Sunday arvo ( with much fanfare / media / dignitaries etc ) V's 100th jet will land into BNE. This aircraft will be a B 738 & will be another milestone for this transforming airline. JB & his team need to be applauded for the transformation which has occured in recent yrs, taking on the once giant / govt indorsed / supported Qantas & slowly winning a bigger slice of the pax pie, by replacing ansett I wish them the best is this tough, politically correct, over governed & over priced environment... :}:8;):rolleyes: :E |
Just over a million dollar loss for each aircraft then :D
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100th 737. Includes aircraft that have come and gone from the fleet, not 100 jets, E Jets, F100s, A320s not counted.
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Too right Ollie Onion ..100 million dollar loss for each aircraft..
JB and the Virgin business... Amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing |
Gee, the same amaaaaazing business as Jetstar, eh Ultergra? You should get a new catch cry, and while you're at it, learn to count.
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