Jonathan Kong

I think what Ray asking is which Airlines stewardess has the nicest looking outfit Something dodgy about Ray... what did Radzi do in Sibu when he night stopped there

now Azahan and TK got nice avatar Pieter, can you concentrate on work when there are soooo many planes take off and landing?

Nice set of pics... good traffics in FRA. by the way TK... got any stewardess pictures??

Imran so they will swap the A332 with B773... Will be waiting for her approach Hopefully not hazy

You get endless B734s, a lot of F50... and a few Twin Otters if you are lucky. There is a Batavia flight in the morning... i think they are using B732 ... If you are lucky you might also get Transmile Caravan There are also B777s and A330s... but not sure of their schedule... in summary... you will get lots of B734s

Not open air lah... got window but no reflection... but a bit humid and hot as no air-con Enjoy your endless action of B734s

Imran... go to the viewing gallery on level 2 near to the food court... it is nice for take offs and taxy shots

12-07-2005 JA8901 B744 13-07-2005 JA732J B773ER 14-07-2005 xxxxx B744 Will try to get a better shot of JA732J tomorrow. hopefully the light will be better tomorrow afternoon.

Wednesday.... er not sure what traffic... seldom go spotting on Wednesday... just wanna go to KLIA and enjoy lah

Subang is slow leh~~ er... very slow leh~~~ Later you sure will blame me

Thanks Norman I was at viewing gallery as it was boring spotting outside alone under searing weather... The moment i saw the Golden Falcon... i went to get the car and wait for her at the weather station.

Don't think Perak has such a big market... even AirAsia does not want to go there

Since good buddy TK was away... Fendy and Gavin all out of town... so went spotting alone last Friday This one is a real surprise. At first thought it operates for MAS but there is a tiny logo saying that it is operating for Cargolux. What a hazy day! Back to Bangkok. Old colour still look nice Big billboard advertisement for striking and clear message! For Pieter! This one has got KLM and AF logo at the nose. By the way Gavin, this one is super clean This is what i had been waiting for all this while Close up of this beauty as she rotates Such a beautiful livery B777-300ER. Weather was too hazy and light was bad Inspired by Mr Gavin... went to wait for Iran Air... she arrived at 6.30pm. What a classic flying metal anyone wanna go spotting this coming Wednesday and Thursday?

AirAsia Hits Brunei At Last Bandar Seri Begawan – AirAsia, the region’s first “ticketless,” no frills, low fare airline is poised to operate into Brunei in about a month, reliable civil aviation sources in Kuala Lumpur told the Weekend yesterday. A senior Brunei Communications Ministry official confirmed that the ministry has written a letter on the matter. He however declined to elaborate. AirAsia says that Brunei has given permission to operate into Bandar Seri Begawan and that it wishes to fly in twice a day direct from Kuala Lumpur. Frequency of the flights is yet to be determined, it is understood but AirAsia sources confirmed that their government received a letter from Brunei authorities giving the go ahead. Brunei had no choice to give AirAsia landing rights because under the bilateral air agreement between the sultanate and Malaysia there is room for scheduled flights by a Malaysian airline to operate flights between the two countries. Using this treaty Malaysia has named AirAsia. With the low fare airline’s operations into Bandar Seri Begawan more travelers from Brunei are expected to visit Kuala Lumpur which could become the local’s favourate shopping destination. Currently Kuala Lumpur bound travelers going by AirAsia cross over the border to Miri or Labuan to catch the connection. That could be a tedious and time consuming process. But now with AirAsia flying direct to Bandar Seri Begawan it will make easier for the cost conscious Kuala Lumpur bound traveler. As with the budget airline coming to Brunei the position of sultanate’s national carrier, Royal Brunei Airlines (RBA) comes into question and it may have to shift its strategy. RBA operates daily flights to Kuala Lumpur out of Brunei. It will likely curtail its operations to the Malaysian capital and concentrate on other more profitable routes like its popular long haul flights which bring these days increasing number of tourists from Australia, New Zealand and Britaininto Brunei traveling enroute. Another possibility is that of RBA establishing its own no frills airline about which there had been some talks in recent times. Kuala Lumpur based AirAsia, which calls itself the ‘affordable airline’, was established in December 2001 with two planes flying the following month but it rapidly grew into a force to be reckoned with in the region. It now has a fleet of 18 Boeing 737-300 and operates internationally to a number of destinations in Thailand, China, Singapore and the Philippines and various points in Malaysia carrying five million passengers since operations in January 2002. source:http://www.brudirect.com/DailyInfo/News/Ar...0705/nite01.htm Hopefully they can solve the on time problem

I saw TK's 9M-AED picture... and i ended up asking him where is AEB and AEC... since AEB is here.... i think AEC will be here soon

Two new Airlines from Thailand: Sabai Airlines http://www.thaisabaiair.com/ The Air Operator Certificate allows SPARK AIR COMPANY LIMITED to operate domestic and international scheduled and charter flight operations. The certificate also provides for aircraft maintenance, ground handing and catering. The certificate also permits Spark Air Company Limited to operate a private pilot training academy. The Spark Air pilot training academies has successfully trained and graduated a number of pilots who are now flying for major air carriers. SPARK AIR COMPANY LIMITED manages “Sabai Airlines”. Based in Bangkok, Sabai Airlines operate aircraft on routes to Incheon, Korea, Phnom Penh & Siem Reap, Cambodia. With additional routes to Chittagong, Bangladesh and Dubai. Future routes include Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Hong Kong and various destinations in Japan. Joint venture operations with President Airlines of Cambodia and GMG Airlines of Bangladesh provide additional marketing advantages. No KUL in the agenda yet Another new airlines SkyEyes Airlines http://www.skyeyesairlines.com As the demand of airbourne travel increases, the management of SkyEyes Airlines has decided and planned to introduce the passenger services. As planned, we will establish routes that will be truly alternatives for passengers. The passenger flights of SkyEyes Airlines will take-off in 2005. The aircraft The aircraft we use is Lockheed L-1011 /250 Tristar. This is our wide-body long-range passenger plane and can fly non-stop up to 10:30 hours with 337 seats in maximum configuration. The routes SkyEyes Airlines passenger flights will fly between: Bangkok, Thailand (BKK) Bombay, India (BOM) Amritsa, India (ATQ) Birmingham, UK (BHX) No KUL in the agenda as well Thanks to Poowin for the information... hopefully one day Malaysian aviation will be as colourful as Thailand

smsed TK this morning and he told me it was boring in Frankfurt as he got no camera... Thankfully everyone is safe See you soon bro!

Azahan... nice pictures! You only get it on MalaysianWings

Oh Virgin has got Mojo They have Austin and it is very shagedellic

flaring all the way... but landed afterall

Mana ada 165km... only 140km max

according to Changi Airport website, PIA just landed there at 4.12pm... it will leave Changi at 5.30pm... so i expect to see her at 14L at around 6.15pm don't you guys think the KLIA website and customer service is #^%^%^&&*

I called to KLIA infoline they mentioned to me no PIA today.... called to PIA office, they answered with a very confidence tone, 'Yes sir, we do have a flight on the way from Karachi today' don't know who to trust nowadays anyway i will be going to 14L at the late afternoon JAL will be sending in JA8910

Always something amazing from Mr TK

JAL will send in JA732J today It is a B777-300ER with 'Yokoso Japan' at the back!