Originally posted by ThomAAs
Det har gått ganske langt når man bannlyser selskaper fra et helt land... Svikt i rutiner eller mangel av sådan er vel ikke å ta i engang...
Originally posted by ph-ndr
Originally posted by ThomAAs
Det har gått ganske langt når man bannlyser selskaper fra et helt land... Svikt i rutiner eller mangel av sådan er vel ikke å ta i engang...
Ut i fra det som har vært skrevet om luftfartsmyndighteene sin oppfølging i forhold til ulykker og avvik i Indonesia de siste årene så er det bare rett å rimelig å svarteliste landet som sådann, da kontrollen svikter?
-A
BA operates one return flight a week between London and Luanda.
Originally posted by P.A. VIKING
All Indonesian airlines including national carrier Garuda are to be banned from the European Union.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6248490.stm
De maskinene Garuda leier inn i forbindelse med Hadj-flighter er på rene ACMI avtaler.Originally posted by laurenz
Originally posted by P.A. VIKING
All Indonesian airlines including national carrier Garuda are to be banned from the European Union.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6248490.stm
My Travel har som kjent leid ut A330 til Garuda tidligere, hvrodan kom disse flyene tilbake om alt er så ille der nede?
Hilsen,
Laurenz
Du får få med deg butikken din og ta noen strøjobber med ekstra renhold av kjerrene som kommer der nede ifra Laurenz. Du har jo erfaring vil jeg tro.Originally posted by laurenz
Ja riktig. Jeg var ikke klar over at DK selv sto får driften. Så en gang VKH etter å ha vært der nede en stund. Not a pretty sight, som det heter på godt norsk. Men det var vel for det meste sand og støv fra Saudi Arabia. ^_^
hilsen,
Laurenz
AKARTA (AFP)--Indonesia's transport minister has urged Indonesian airlines not to purchase European aircraft in response to a European Union ban on flights by the country's carriers, a report said Thursday.
"We do not need to buy aircraft from Europe as long as the flying ban stays unrevoked," Jusman Syafii Djamal was quoted as saying by news Web site Detikcom.
All 51 Indonesian airlines were banned in July from flying over the EU amid safety concerns following a series of deadly crashes in the Southeast Asian archipelago.
Djamal said the ban could force airlines to fly newly purchased European aircraft back to Indonesia before registering them, resulting in higher costs.
"If aircraft are purchased and registered as Indonesian (in Europe), we are worried the planes won't be able to fly to Indonesia because Indonesian airlines' aircraft are banned from flying over Europe," the minister said.
Indonesia has been incensed by the ban, which was imposed in July and extended last month. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono last week decided to postpone a planned visit to Europe early in 2008, with a spokesman citing the ban as the cause.
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