Travel Forum / Travel Types / Air Travel / January 2007

...........eating in, drinking a bottle of finest Belgian champagne,
watching a film and going to bed, except the dogs will be barking due
to fireworks..........

I first flew to the US from London on a PanAm 747 in January 1982.
My last Transatlantic crossing was on an Air France A330 (CDG-IAH) a couple
of days ago.
Scotty, beam me back to 1982. We are devolving versus evolving are we not!?

It would seem logical that NH should try to acquire the 'AN' IATA code
of the now defunct Ansett Australia.  All Nippon's current IATA
designation 'NH', doesn't stand for anything meaningful, in either its
Japanese corporate name 'Zen-Nikku', or its English translation 'All

A new free book of travel memoirs is available at the following
website:
http://sentimentaljourneys.blogspot.com/
It includes my 8-month round-the-world trip in 2002-03 -- Hong Kong,

This is a straw poll.  Which U.S. airline has the best looking flight
attendants?  You response will be appricated.

Are all UK passports being issued now e-passports (biometric) or are they
still being phased in. There is contradictory information on the Passport
Office web site.
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http://www.flandersnews.be/cm/flandersnews.be/News/070101_%2BGood%2Byear%2Bfor%2
BBrussels%2BAirlines
Successful year for Brussels Airlines
Mon 01/01/07 - It has been a good year for Brussels Airlines. In 2006,
the company that arose from the merger between Virgin Express and SN

I am looking to book a flight through ComAir/Delta and what normally does
the airline do if the regional line goes on strike??

I just booked my first L.A. to London flight on British Airways and I
would greatly appreciate it if anyone out there could give me recent
and detailed experiences on BA. I am very used to traveling on Virgin,
as I usually make this trip once a year, but this time BA had a