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TorqueOfTheDevil 19th Sep 2011 19:55


fresh fruit and veg can now be found in abundance
But there was always a stern-looking sign beside the fruit bowl in the O's Mess saying "One piece of fruit per person" - even when there was nothing in the bowl but grapes:{...

Having travelled to the FI with a variety of operators/aircraft in the course of 7 dets, I'd agree that the 747 was far and away the best - more comfortable than Air Luxor and BMI's A330s, and more reliable than Globespan's DC-10 (the one where you could still see the 'Air India' logo under the thin coat of red paint which Gobspan had sprayed on the tail). It seemed impervious to crosswinds as well - or maybe the Captain had shares in Pirelli:E.

Wycombe 19th Sep 2011 21:41

Errr, Globespan's aircraft were 767-300's and I am pretty sure ex-Air New Zealand.

The DC10's were from Omni International.

Could be the last? 20th Sep 2011 21:21

Titan,

Please make an unsolicited bid for the Cyprus Trooper!

Which ever agent/broker was responsible for Sunday's debacle needs lynching! And for the MOD/HQ BFC, if it was your money, would you have paid for a service like that?
:mad:

TorqueOfTheDevil 20th Sep 2011 21:27


Errr, Globespan's aircraft were 767-300's and I am pretty sure ex-Air New Zealand.

The DC10's were from Omni International.
Good point, sorry, it all merges into one after a while. Might be something to do with having a 'nightcap' before getting on the flights each time...:ok:

Wander00 20th Sep 2011 21:39

Fresh Fruit
 
I went to the FI in Jan 1986, staying at MPA (as it was then) to take over facilities from the contractors. For the first 10 weeks or so I lived under the contractors' rules - unlimited fruit and veg, duvets,etc. Then the services took over - they replaced my duvet with blankets and the rule became one piece of fruit a week - "it's all you need to stay "regular"". We eventually got the duvets back, after a lot of pushing. Never did get more fruit or fresh salad.

Donna K Babbs 20th Sep 2011 22:18

Titan flew the stranded passengers from Bruce Dickinson's U/S Astraeus 757 last night!!!!!!!

Could be the last? 21st Sep 2011 06:50

Donna,

48hrs+ to get out/home from Cyprus...............Shambolic!

Donna K Babbs 21st Sep 2011 13:52

Check in Akrotiri: 0900L on 18th Sep
Landed Brize: 0520L on 20th Sep

AT charter style!

Lima Juliet 21st Sep 2011 22:23

Do Titan run a shipping line as well...

http://goinggreek.info/forum/uploads...ry_1_1_731.jpg

:p

Canadian Break 22nd Sep 2011 05:09

Titan Uranus
 
No, that' simply an instruction in case you get a touch of Montezuma's Revenge from the previous evening's curry!:E

Could be the last? 23rd Sep 2011 13:46

So does Astraeus belong to Dickinson? Or is he just indulging his passion for flying?

G-ARZG 23rd Sep 2011 16:43

He's just one of their drivers, IIRC

Green Flash 23rd Sep 2011 17:04

I think that Bruce's day job is the flying and the band (some band!) is a 'hobby' :) Didn't he take 'The Trooper' into Kandahar one night?:cool:

NTS 23rd Sep 2011 19:38

But doesn't the tail art look nice.



http://i54.tinypic.com/15ouuqr.jpg

There was at least one serviceable airframe working that day I saw it depart back to Blighty.

Ant T 24th Sep 2011 20:10

A lot of the posts here refer to "posh" seats on the Falklands airbridge - previous operators have often had these, but having arrived on the Titan 767 this morning at Brize, I can say that the current aircraft is all single class high-density seating, no posh seats to be seen. The aeromed area taking up the back section means that there are only about 220 seats though (my estimate, not verified).
Service was good, but whoever negotiated the permanent contract with Bistro Express or whoever, for the paninis and wraps still needs firing...........

Could be the last? 22nd Nov 2011 06:46

So, "The Final Frontier Tour" was exactly that!

BBC News - Astraeus Airlines in administration


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