The story came out a week back and is still developing. Recently Britain’s National Archives revealed a document that enumerates unexplained UFO sightings from 1986 to 1992.
Details of the Document (from CTV)
The more than 4,500-page online document is the second batch of
testimonies chock-full of shimmering objects, mysterious crop circles
and creatures from another dimension collected by [...]
Posts Tagged ‘UK’
Britain opens secret UFO files to public
Posted in Airlines, Pilots, Planes, tagged Achille Zaghetti, Air Alitalia, Alitalia, Britain's National Archives, Cigar shaped UFO, Fighter Pilot, Secret, Secret Revealed, Shoot down, UFO, UFO Sightings, UK, X-files on October 22, 2008 | 9 Comments »
London’s Stansted get permission to expand!
Posted in Airports, tagged BAA, Environmental issues, Expansion, Hatfield Forest, London, Noise, Stansted Airport, UK on October 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
London’s Stansted Airport, operated by BAA, received the permission from the UK government to increase its flight capacity by 10% to accommodate a further of 23,000 flights a year (extra 10 million passengers). Earlier the local authority had rejected the request due to noise and environmental issues.
From M2 -
The maximum number of passengers able to [...]
Good News Everyone: Singapore Airlines recieves its 6th A380
Posted in Airlines, Luxury, Passengers, Planes, tagged 6th Delivery, A380, Airbus, Good News Everyone, London, Singapore, Singapore Airlines, UK on September 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Singapore Airlines announced that on Thursday September 18th 2008, it received its 6th Airbus A380 from Airbus. The airline is supposed to use the super jumbo jet for a second daily flight between Singapore and London.
It is good news for Airbus and Airbus Investors since the company seems to be sticking to its delivery target [...]
Good News Everyone: American Airlines, British Airways and Iberia sign commerical agreement
Posted in Airlines, Passengers, tagged Agreement, American Airlines, British Airways, DOT, Iberia, Immunity, Monster Monopoly, OneWorld, Open Skies, Spain, UK, US on August 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
American Airlines, British Airways and Iberia announced today that they have signed “a commercial agreement to cooperate over flights between North America and Europe to help overcome soaring fuel costs”. The tie is also supposed to benefit for the open skies agreement between Europe and US.
Also, as a part of the new agreement all the [...]
Merger Update: British Airways and Iberia Airlines in merger talks
Posted in Airlines, Passengers, tagged Airbus, Boeing, British Airways, Europe, Gatwick Airport, Heathrow Airport, Iberia, Iberia Airlines, Líneas Aéreas de España, London, Madrid, Merger, OneWorld, Spain, UK on July 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
+ Higher oil prices have driven airlines to different solutions like capacity reduction, merger related synergies, airfare increase, charging for the usual freebies, etc.
British Airways and Spain’s flag carrier Iberia (or Iberia, Líneas Aéreas de España, S.A. ) are deep in merger talks with Iberia “have taken direct/indirect 10% stake in British rival”. [...]
Qantas 747 lands with a hole in fuselage
Posted in Airlines, Airports, Passengers, Travel Woes, tagged 747, Australia, Qantas, UK, London, Melbourne, Quantas, QF 30, Emergency Landing, Loud boom, Manila, Philippines, Hole on July 25, 2008 | 3 Comments »
A Qantas 747-400 (QF 30 from London to Melbourne) was cruising at 29,000 feet when there was a loud boom. The boom was because of a hole which grew with a time extending from cargo hold into the passenger cabin. The cabin lost pressure and the aircraft started losing altitude (quickly descended 10,000 feet). The [...]
Heathrow Expansion: Anna Chancellor joins the protest
Posted in Airports, tagged Anna Chancellor, Four Wedding and a Funeral, Heathrow, London, UK on May 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Anna Chancellor, the “Four Wedding and a Funeral” star is the latest celebrity to join the celebrity mothers protesting against airport expansion.
From here -“The group will hold a candlelight vigil outside the House of Commons
in an effort to get the Government to take the lead in tackling global
warming. Children of the mothers, who include [...]
Heathrow Airport: UK’s dump?
Posted in Airlines, Airports, Travel Woes, tagged British, Heathrow, Terminal 5, UK on April 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Events in order -
Terminal 5 Opening day (/week/month) Chaos with bags misplaced/mislaid, passengers mis-connected and a lot of delays. Since January 2008, BA has mislaid 28.9 bags per 1,000 passengers.
American Airlines’ Head of Customer Services (Europe) Don Langford slamming the airport as “bit of a dump” and “worst among major European hubs”
Now it is British [...]
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