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Nearly There 23rd Mar 2009 12:21

He has been spotted, Germstone mentioned it back on page 9.

AVIATOR_2 29th Mar 2009 14:09

Good Advert. One of those moments where you think 'where do I know that face from' !

Any further news on Janes ? The closure of BLK could not of come easy!

lionel 5th Apr 2009 14:44

Is this the end of the road for the 748 in the UK?

Any further news on Janes ? The closure of BLK could not of come easy!

Mucky Devil 6th Apr 2009 10:00

Anyone else heard the rumour that the 748s maybe going to a hot, sandy place where they wear tea-towels on their head? :eek:

Ballymoss 6th Apr 2009 20:53


a hot, sandy place where they wear tea-towels on their head
:D

No, they've already been and left BLK!

Rgds
The Moss:ok:

Germstone 7th Apr 2009 21:10


Anyone else heard the rumour that the 748s maybe going to a hot, sandy place where they wear tea-towels on their head?
doubtfull the AMS hangar that can only usually Accommodate 4 748's currently has 6 748s and an ATP inside!

ZS-ODJ (G-BPNJ) wings cut off tail cut off being stripped
G-OTBA condition as above
G-ORAL as above
G-ATMJ as above
G-OPFW as above
G-SOEI being worked possibility it will fly again maybe somewhere hot

G-BEJD outside storage possibility of preservation at LPL

G-BVOU outside storage future uncertain
G-BVOU as above

apparently that's how it currently stands from what I have been told??

dada 8th Apr 2009 06:38

when will they be cutting up the 2 that andy janes seems to have no use for?

Doctor Cruces 8th Apr 2009 11:24

Dada,

So bitter and twisted. You must have been a long term employee and haven't finished the counselling yet!!!

:ok:

Doc C

dada 8th Apr 2009 14:25

15 years man and boy and for what. you're right, but aren't i really also deep down. it aint goin nowhere.........

READY MESSAGE 8th Apr 2009 14:41

I saw the 2 aircraft at SEN the other day. All 'bunged up' with nowhere to go. SEN was full of ex airliners, Flightline 146s with tractors in front of them, Emerald S360 and a few larger aircraft - A320 & B737 all looking like they're rotting away....maybe the 748 fate is the same now they are there....??

I'd never describe dada as being bitter....sometimes twisted perhaps, but not bitter..... How u doing dada?

lionel 8th Apr 2009 23:18

Is this a sad end to the 748?

Say again s l o w l y 8th Apr 2009 23:50

Well, it's coming up to 12 months since the AOC was issued. There is still no flying or contracts and the engineering base has closed.

It isn't looking good unfortunately.

HZ123 9th Apr 2009 10:46

As someone not even that close to cargo world the whole scheme seemed fraught at the outset. A number of these old ladies that were brought to the UK from Aus are waiting to be cut at SEN, which is surely the end for Jane. Give them to a museum like DUX while they can still fly in.

The aircraft are too old and expensive to operate with a very limited uplift. Mind full marks for trying. How many crews are there for the two frames and what are they at if there is nil flying?

Mucky Devil 9th Apr 2009 23:34

Ref the crews - all are Captains, some are semi-retired and some busy earning a crust. I believe that F/Os would need training up, as and when it was worth doing so.
If the 748s go to the sandpit then the guys willing to fly them will no doubt be reduced.

Did anyone else see on NW news last week, a Shed fusilage (G-SSWE if recall correctly) being delivered as a classroom to a school in Stoke.

Ballymoss: You're right! BLK is a hot and sandy place, requiring knotted hankie on head, when compared to the delights Fraggle Rock!
As the late Nick Holmes used to say: EG NH (nice holidays) and EG NS (never sunny)

As for Keith, good guy but he always seemed to be on his sodding boat when he was required at Ronaldsway :rolleyes:

Germstone 10th Apr 2009 17:36

Yes it would appear SSWE is now on a second lease of life as a classroom will certainly be an interesting environment for the kids to learn in :-)

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/...65_634x423.jpg

HZ123 13th Apr 2009 02:46

Off Subject; Yesterday I was pleased to note three Shorts 360 parked on the Cargo area of MIA and during my couple of days all seemed to have been in service. A little corner that is still England?

Doctor Cruces 15th Apr 2009 11:53

Dada,

Unfortunately, I think you're right. Any punters probably know who's involved and ran a mile. The famous quote "They think we're sh1t, wait til they try the others, they'll soon be back" don't wash any more and has proved to be so.

Doc c

AVIATOR_2 15th Apr 2009 14:06

The new set up has been managed by AJ and his two sons alone.
Several of the old EA boys where recruited as part of pilot recruitment.
One ops manager who was an ex EA consultant was also recruited.
No one else chose to get involved - fact.
It was always going to be tough going trying to resurrect Janes.
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p.s on a private off topic note, canny locate private mail, would like to congratulate the happy parents to be! hot moma alert!! superb couple :ok:

dada 15th Apr 2009 15:06

as billy ocean said.
when the going gets tough, the tough gets going

AVIATOR_2 15th Apr 2009 16:02

:ok: certainly does dada


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