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So im hoping to go to Spain in August!

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  • 22-05-2008 10:42pm
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    Steyr
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    If it all goes to plan im gonna fly from EICM too in one of those 146's! Why not! This time il definately bring the camera for EICM airside and for AGP ( Malaga ).

    Cool thing about Malaga Airport is the train system that runs from the Airport to Malaga and all along the coastal towns etc but there is a stop where you can get off and its directly under the Approach at Malaga so im going to spend a few days there!


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    Davidth88
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    Ok, I am reading this from the lounge at JFK , watching a LH A340 taking off, There was a EI A330 sitting waiting to take off for the last 40 mins , just got airbourne.

    TAM A330 just pulled in, Air India 777 sitting outside .............

    only downside , 6 hrs in Y class ahead of me coming home ......

    Never been to Malaga.


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    Danbo!
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    I flew to italy in january on a cityjet 146. Nice plane, a little cramped inside, but the wierd thing is the very quiet landing - no rev thrust, just huge airbrakes/spoilers. Can be unnerving when you dont know it


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    *Kol*
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    noblestee wrote: »
    I flew to italy in january on a cityjet 146. Nice plane, a little cramped inside, but the wierd thing is the very quiet landing - no rev thrust, just huge airbrakes/spoilers. Can be unnerving when you dont know it

    No reverse thrust due no T/Rs fitted on those engines.


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