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Showing posts with label British Airways. Show all posts
Showing posts with label British Airways. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Concorde Interior
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
G-CIVF British Airways Boeing 747 Lite
Spotted at LHR this morning by our European operative. Preparing to depart to George Bush Intercontinental.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Monday, November 19, 2012
Melanie Griffith and Antonio Banderas with daughter Stella del Carmen
We saw these folks at London Heathrow on January 7, 1999.
They ended up on the same British Airways 747-400 to LAX that I was on. I would have chatted with them on the plane, but they weren't in the "World Traveller" cabin.
I did walk alongside of them to Customs and Immigration where they got preferential treatment and I didn't - even though I had a USA Passport.
Here's a weird link to a picture that one of the paparazzi took that day : LINK
And here's how all of them look nowadays : LINK
They ended up on the same British Airways 747-400 to LAX that I was on. I would have chatted with them on the plane, but they weren't in the "World Traveller" cabin.
I did walk alongside of them to Customs and Immigration where they got preferential treatment and I didn't - even though I had a USA Passport.
Here's a weird link to a picture that one of the paparazzi took that day : LINK
And here's how all of them look nowadays : LINK
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Friday, January 27, 2012
British Airways Flight 206
Back on Friday the 13th, a 747-400 operating as flight BA206 departed Miami enroute to Heathrow.
Several hours into the flight, the plane was in cruise at FL350. It was 3AM; and most passengers were sleeping.
A prerecorded message suddenly errupted from the PA system:
"THIS IS AN EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT. WE MAY SHORTLY NEED TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY LANDING ON WATER."
Then it played again ....
"THIS IS AN EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT. WE MAY SHORTLY NEED TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY LANDING ON WATER."
A little while later, the cockpit crew told the passengers the message was played by mistake.
Passengers were also given a printed letter of apology as they deplaned in London.
Several hours into the flight, the plane was in cruise at FL350. It was 3AM; and most passengers were sleeping.
A prerecorded message suddenly errupted from the PA system:
"THIS IS AN EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT. WE MAY SHORTLY NEED TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY LANDING ON WATER."
Then it played again ....
"THIS IS AN EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT. WE MAY SHORTLY NEED TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY LANDING ON WATER."
A little while later, the cockpit crew told the passengers the message was played by mistake.
Passengers were also given a printed letter of apology as they deplaned in London.
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