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    Thanks guys for your comments! :)

     

    Was really busy with work, and had no time to update this thread....But here are the updates :pardon:

     

    Agni Air Dornier 228.

     

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    A real classic - Nepal Airlines HS-748

     

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    Buddha Air - ATR-42

     

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    Yeti Airlines Twin Otter getting ready for departure

     

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    I am sure you must be meeting this lady often at KUL ;)

     

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    Buddha Air Beech 1900D

     

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    Unfortunately no photos from Lukla :mellow: But, more from the Everest Experience mountain flight still to come :pardon:

     

    - Vivek

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    Hi All,

     

    Here are some photos from my recent trip to Nepal. Enjoy! :pardon:

     

    Buddha Air ATR-42 9N-AIN

     

    Buddha Air only recently inducted the ATR-42s in their fleet. BTW, this is now the largest aircraft in their fleet :D

     

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    Gorkha Airlines Dornier 228

     

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    Sita Air Dornier 228

     

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    Yeti Airlines Jetstream 41

     

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    Agni Air Dornier 228

     

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    - Vivek

     

    P.S. There's more to come :)

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    Still wondering if the 'mount' is a safe place to be :help:

    Maybe, someone can reply to request:

     

    I think its best not to go there for some time considering the recent terror attacks. I haven't gone there since the past month or so. I'll wait till the security situation improves before heading there. Will let you guys know once I get first hand info.

     

    - Vivek

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    Nice shot TK. If you notice in the top right hand corner of the image, you can see a Kingfisher A330-200 parked at a remote bay. This has been parked since quite a few days, as Kingfisher has delayed the start of their BOM-HKG service because of the present economic crisis.

     

    A Go Air (Orange) A320 can also be seen parked at a remote bay in the background (just above the AI A310)

     

    - Vivek

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    I am sure you must have seen the new liveried Jet Airways 737-800s. Here is what the interiors look like: :pardon:

     

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    Both Economy & Business Class have touchscreen PTVs with full AVOD! The selection of movies & other audio and video programs was quite good.

     

    - Vivek

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    Nice cabins Kingfisher has... :good:

    Rumours are, they applied slots @ AMS, for their NYC-flights (A330); if those cabins are the same AND they offer good fares in the Dutch market, no doubt, they will be successful !!! :pardon:

    Do you have any more news and/or can confirm this ?

     

    Yes, they have enquired for slots at AMS, although they seem to be looking at other airports in Europe as well. I am not quite sure whether they have made a formal application for slots at AMS.

     

    Kingfisher's international product on their A330s looks absolutely fabulous (although its a bit too much of red IMO :pardon: ) Their premium class (Kingfisher calls it "Kingfisher First") looks really neat.

     

    Here are the highlights of their International offering:

     

    The "Kingfisher First" cabin has 30 full flat-bed seats with a 180 degree recline, in a seat pitch of 78 inches, and a seat width of 20 to 24.54 inches. The inflight entertainment in Kingfisher First uses 17 inch IFE screens, with AVOD touch screen controls and offers a total of 357 hours of programming and content spread over 36 channels.

     

    Other "Kingfisher First" cabin features include:

     

    * An in-seat massager on every seat

    * Touch screen controls

    * Mood lighting

    * Service for jacket ironing onboard

    * Spectacle cleaning

    * Shopping on board

    * Merino wool blankets

    * Noise cancellation headphones by BOSE

    * In-seat chargers and USB connectors for every seat

    * 5-course meals

    * Finest wines, spirits and liquor

     

    The Economy "Kingfisher Class" cabin has 187 seats, offering a seat pitch of 34 inches, a seat width of 18 inches, and a seat recline of 25 degrees (6 inches).

     

    Other "Kingfisher Class" cabin features include:

     

    * Business class meals in economy (larger portions)

    * International cabin crew

    * Full length modacrylic blankets

    * Full size pillow

    * KFC in seat chargers

    * USB connectors 1 for 2

    * Mood lighting

    * Web chat & E-mail

     

    The inflight entertainment in Kingfisher Class uses 10.6 inch IFE screens, with AVOD touch screen controls and offers a total of 357 hours of programming and content spread over 36 channels.

     

     

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