Volare in LTN?
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Hi fx,
Luckily we can 'count' on you to spot this kind of irregularities over there at LTN.
Maybe the fact that Alitalia has now acquired Volare may have something to do with it? I could imagine that the Italian flag carrier is looking to get rid of some leased Volare aircraft.
More appropriate would be the question why the A320 has got its spoilers engaged on both wings (I have my sources too!). Surely, there must be a danger of bird nests etc.
The iron lady does indeed look like she needs some Tender Loving Care as Blighty Pilot suggests.
Having said that, maybe that's why the aircraft will soon end up with Thomas Cook Belgium, as the fleet they started their operations with a couple of years ago consisted of some of JMC's shoddiest aircraft...
Keep on spotting, my Friend!
Dragon
Luckily we can 'count' on you to spot this kind of irregularities over there at LTN.
Maybe the fact that Alitalia has now acquired Volare may have something to do with it? I could imagine that the Italian flag carrier is looking to get rid of some leased Volare aircraft.
More appropriate would be the question why the A320 has got its spoilers engaged on both wings (I have my sources too!). Surely, there must be a danger of bird nests etc.
The iron lady does indeed look like she needs some Tender Loving Care as Blighty Pilot suggests.
Having said that, maybe that's why the aircraft will soon end up with Thomas Cook Belgium, as the fleet they started their operations with a couple of years ago consisted of some of JMC's shoddiest aircraft...
Keep on spotting, my Friend!
Dragon
