Meor

Hi guys, Just wanna share with you this short take off video clip. Flight: AK.... (9M-AFA) Route: BKI - KUL Time: 12.30 pm -cheers- click the link below. http://rapidshare.de/files/10357359/DSCN1309.MOV.html

Nice pic Pieter, even manage to get the friendly captain waving both of his hand. "Look no hand" hehehehe..

Nice pic bro... thumbs up...

I got this picture through email sometimes ago. -cheers-

Airport Kota Kinabalu. If i not mistaken, that day really heavy rain.

Hi guys just wanna share some old picture. Anybody knows the story feel free to contribute and share with us. Hopefully this incident will never happened again..thanks

Pieter C, Nice picture... no ahmoi picture to share? hehehehe -cheers-

Thanks for the info Pieter.

Pieter C., correct me if i'm wrong. I notice that the Ah-moi on air france wearing that "little wing" (what is it called?) on their uniform. what is it for?

just like the movie "Trip to europe". make love in the air 30,000 feet above the ground. hehehehe..

Bro TK, got experience ka? hehehehe...

nice pic guys, really happy to see it

Danny, any full news on this?

Abe Hishe... can ah? hehehe...

sure no problem bro. by the way.. are you in BKI? maybe next month i will be flying there... -meor-

Hi guys, some info on the New world distance record with 777-200LR. cheers... -meor- Boeing To Set New World Record For Distance With 777-200LR Worldliner KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 9 (Bernama) - The Boeing Company is set to make aviation history Wednesday when a Boeing 777-200LR Worldliner takes off from Hong Kong flying eastbound to London, attempting to set a world distance record. The 777-200LR (Longer Range) would take off with a full load of fuel and 35 passengers and crew, flying nonstop on a route that is likely to exceed a distance of more than halfway around the world. "The record distance flight is a demonstration of the outstanding operating efficiency and reliability of the Boeing 777-200LR Worldliner," said Lars Andersen, 777 programme vice president and programme manager in a statement released here Wednesday. He said that the Worldliner used less fuel to fly farther, carry more passengers, more comfortably and with more revenue cargo than any other commercial jetliner. A representative from the US National Aeronautics Association would fly with the airplane to monitor the record attempt while representatives of the Guinness Book of Records would meet the airplane when it lands. The record-breaking flight is part of the inaugural "Guinness World Records Day" on Nov 9, a day which is dedicated to record attempting throughout the world. Guinness World Records representatives will be monitoring the flight's progress and meeting it upon landing at Heathrow to present it with the Guinness World Record certificate. "The flight plan we have in place will allow us to set a new distance record well above the current one," said Capt Suzanna Darcy-Hennemann, the project pilot leader for the 777-200LR record flight attempt. The Worldliner's flight is expected to last about 23 hours and cover more than 11,000 nautical miles (20,300 km). Two sets of pilot crews would be required. Darcy-Hennemann will be at the controls of the 777-200LR along with Capt Frank Santoni, chief pilot for the 777 Programme, when the airplane takes off from Hong Kong. Capt John Cashman and Capt Randy Austin are the additional Boeing pilots who will fly the airplane. In addition to the crew, passengers onboard the flight include Boeing executives, journalists from media organisations worldwide, pilots from Pakistan International Airlines and Singapore Airlines, and representatives from General Electric Aircraft Engines, the maker of the efficient and reliable GE90-115B engines that power the 777-200LR and 777-300ER (Extended Range). The 777-200LR will fly farther than any previous commercial jetliner and will surpass two notable current distance records. For an airplane its size and class, the 777-200LR will break and replace the current distance record set by a 747-400 in 1989 that flew 9,200 nautical miles (17,039 km) nonstop from London to Sydney. It is expected to exceed the distance travelled by a 777-200ER (Extended Range) that flew 10,823 nautical miles (20,044 km) from Seattle to Kuala Lumpur in 1997, setting a speed and distance record. This record will continue to stand because the 777-200ER was classified in a lighter-weight category for its record attempt. In addition to GE, Boeing continues its marketing partnerships for the 777-200LR world record flight with Motorola, Bose, AeroMobile, Thales and Teague. The 777-200LR, capable of connecting virtually any two cities around the globe, is the fifth 777 model. In service, it can carry 301 passengers and baggage up to 9,420 nautical miles (17,445 kilometers). The first 777-200LR would be delivered to Pakistan International Airlines in early 2006 while EVA Air, Qatar Airways and Air India have announced orders or commitments for the 777-200LR. To date, 42 airlines worldwide had ordered more than 700 777s. -- BERNAMA

yo bro radzi, Yup.. AK737, this is the first time i manage to "bodek" the captain giving me permission to take picture in the flight deck. BKI to KUL 2230 depart 0100 arrive. i think around 20+ passenger. wearing the red miniskirt is my part time awek.. hehehe

hehehe.. bro.. my awek sorang jer... but if there are many beutifull girl also can count in. she's in MH flight around 0715hrs. i think... maybe we can lepak and have teh tarik with those MW who live in shah alam. hehehe... -meor-

Nice pic bro... My aweks in one of the early takeoff to BKI Waaaa!!!!. You stay kat Shah Alam? Where about? -meor-

Hi TK, Meor here. I'm a new member. just wanna ask you something. If there is no co pilot then the captain rated to be seated to the right seat. Is it possible the captain will be flying alone? just the captain? -meor- * to administrator: can anybody help me to change my login name from meor03 to meor. Thanks