Did anyone see this? The A350 was at DFW. I heard that its only here for the month of October. Can anyone confirm.
Youtube link: https://youtu.be/eggmurvWt8Q
I'm an immigration attorney. Frankly, I'm not seeing a downturn in the number of people coming into the US. This is great for my business! I am always getting calls from people here from the Middle East and South Asia wanting to invest their hard earned money in the US. Trump and his policies are no...
Jump to postDubai is nice. I've been there a couple of times. If you want to see everything, do the Big Bus Hop on Hop off tour. Its reasonably priced and it gives you a complete tour of the whole city. You get on and off where ever you want. I had a great hotel for airplane spotting in the Diera area of Dubai.
Jump to postDelta L-1011: JFK-DFW 1989/90 - (I remember this flight like yesterday, we started our take-off roll and then some ways down the runway we came to screeching halt. Captain came on over the intercom and said some indicator light went off in. Everything got cleared up and we got back in line and took ...
Jump to postJet Airways, Shaheen, Garuda Indonesia, Oman Air, Gulf Air
Jump to postPIA is a very unpredictably airline. I hope they get their act back together. But, we can only wait and see. The LEJ routing doesn't make any sense. They are not going to get any PAX out of it. It just seems that the cost of flying there is going to be cheaper for them, which in the short term may b...
Jump to postI'm sure it will depend on the circumstances you outlined. If its a diversion for a serious medical issue, the first priority is to land and get that person to a doctor or hospital ASAP. I am sure that immigration for whatever country it is will likely be working in the background to ensure that the...
Jump to postThis is an excellent commercial. It shows a great deal of class, and <acronym title="British Airways">BA</acronym> is a classy airline. A lot of the things shown are not real (pulling up socks), tucking a person in. But, the commercial is meant to appeal to Indians abroad, but it appealed to me, a P...
Jump to postCBP = customs and border protection. "Border Protection" is in the name. They have broad authority to ask questions investigate and deny entry to the United States. Why not protect the border 8000 miles away than within the border. This is the point of preclearance. These <acronym title="Coimbra (- ...
Jump to postI think preclearance is a great idea, just walking off a plane and getting your bags and be on your way, but it still has some kinks in it in <acronym title="Abu Dhabi - (Nadia) International (AUH / OMAA), United Arab Emirates">AUH</acronym>. The benefit to the law abiding passenger is that he is tr...
Jump to postThese 4 were classified as IGW (increased gross weight). Boeing changed the IGW to ER.
Jump to postDoesn't Terminal E at DFW have a tunnel leading to the satellite that is now, I think, used by Spirit Airlines? Back in the day that whole terminal was Delta and that satellite was all ASA props.
Jump to post<table border="0" align="CENTER" width="95%" class="quote"><tr><td><font size="2" face="ARIAL, Helvetica, Geneva" color="#9A9DA0">Quoting <a href="/profile/Beatyair" class="quote" target="_blank">Beatyair</a> (<a href="#33" class="quote">Reply 33</a>):<br/><i> Dallas is a great place, but I can't se...
Jump to postI worked for <acronym title="British Airways">BA</acronym> when they transitioned from the DC-10 to the 777 at <acronym title="Dallas / Fort Worth - International (DFW / KDFW), USA - Texas">DFW</acronym> airport. For a period of time in 1998, they used the 747-400 as there weren't enough crews train...
Jump to postI flew out on Etihad on December 26th <acronym title="Dallas / Fort Worth - International (DFW / KDFW), USA - Texas">DFW</acronym>-<acronym title="Abu Dhabi - (Nadia) International (AUH / OMAA), United Arab Emirates">AUH</acronym>-<acronym title="Karachi - Jinnah International (Quaid-e-Azam) (KHI / ...
Jump to postI am just curious to know how Etihad is doing at <acronym title="Dallas / Fort Worth - International (DFW / KDFW), USA - Texas">DFW</acronym>? Flights look as if they are going full. But, the flight has consistently left an hour or more late since the service started. Anyone know why they are late l...
Jump to postI didn't see a post on this....but there are some pretty nice pictures at this link of two F-16s escorting Dreamliner: <a href="http://sploid.gizmodo.com/extremely-rare-photo-of-two-armed-f-16s-escorting-a-boe-1588713364" target="_blank">http://sploid.gizmodo.com/extremely-...d-f-16s-escorting-a-boe...
Jump to postThe DOJ suit is means to get <acronym title="American Airlines (USA)">AA</acronym> and US to come to the table and give up something, ie slots, routes, or other such things to increase competition. An anti-trust law suit deals with the issue of unfair competition. Once <acronym title="American Airli...
Jump to postWe obviously don't know what the flight attendants saw or did. All we know is one side of the story. Me being an attorney, and with these facts alone, United does not want this to hit the inside of a courtroom or the ears of a jury. This is a personal injury lawyers dream case. It's not a BIG money ...
Jump to postI am an attorney. Airlines are sued everyday for valid and not so valid issues. The issues that are valid are the kind that involve pure negligence where for instance, the airline fed the old lady a meal that had peanuts in it, knowing that she had an allergy to peanuts. Airlines have their own in-h...
Jump to postHere's a article from Skift.com that has some pictures: http://skift.com/2013/05/24/deltas-1...g-fight-for-business-travelers/#/0
Enjoy!
This sort of thing used to happen in the 90's as HBGDS stated above. I used to work for <acronym title="British Airways">BA</acronym> in the early 90's at <acronym title="Dallas / Fort Worth - International (DFW / KDFW), USA - Texas">DFW</acronym> airport. Lufthansa's office was located right next d...
Jump to postGood article on how Emirates and the other major gulf airlines are going to reshape American aviation. Interesting stuff. The article can be found here: <a href="http://centreforaviation.com/analysis/why-emirates-and-friends-will-soon-reshape-american-aviation-109135" target="_blank">http://centrefo...
Jump to postI flew <acronym title="Dallas / Fort Worth - International (DFW / KDFW), USA - Texas">DFW</acronym> PIA last night. My flight was scheduled to leave at 835pm. We didn't leave the gate until a little after 10. I grew up in <acronym title="Dallas / Fort Worth - International (DFW / KDFW), USA - Texas"...
Jump to post<table border="0" align="CENTER" width="95%" class="quote"><tr><td><font size="2" face="ARIAL, Helvetica, Geneva" color="#9A9DA0">Quoting <a href="/profile/gemuser" class="quote" target="_blank">gemuser</a> (<a href="#3" class="quote">Reply 3</a>):<br/><i/></font></td></tr></table> I agree! Didn't <...
Jump to postThe only way <acronym title="Charlotte - Douglas International (CLT / KCLT), USA - North Carolina">CLT</acronym> gets a Middle Eastern carrier to fly to it is if, and this is a big if, <acronym title="Great China Airlines and Italy First">IF</acronym> <acronym title="Emirates (United Arab Emirates)"...
Jump to postCLT will never replace <acronym title="Miami - International (Wilcox Field / 36th Street / Pan American Field) (MIA / KMIA), USA - Florida">MIA</acronym> as a gateway to Latin America (period). <acronym title="Charlotte - Douglas International (CLT / KCLT), USA - North Carolina">CLT</acronym> is geo...
Jump to postEveryone who is being skeptical of <acronym title="Qatar Airways">QR</acronym> flying into <acronym title="Philadelphia - International (PHL / KPHL), USA - Pennsylvania">PHL</acronym>, including myself, needs to realize and read between the lines that <acronym title="Qatar Airways">QR</acronym> woul...
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