Andrew Ong

Today's the BIG day!!!!! :yahoo: (News from yesterday):

News release from ATR: Congrats to MAS on the order and the 900th ATR 72-500

News release:

From Airbus:

Side question: Did any US airlines go to KUL in the past?

Didn't know that Lion Air operates the Dash 8

Air France ordered two more A380s and 18 A320s:

Large fleet renewal for US Airways:

Lion Air increases B739ER orders to 100:

News release from ATR: http://bourget2007.atr.fr/press/releases-details.php?aid=765

I'm going to Las Vegas this Sunday and I have one question: Is there any airline other than Southwest Airlines that flies to Las Vegas daily and offers air fares at a low cost? My dad doesn't want Southwest because there is 8 people going and it will cost too much. Help :help: :help: Thanks

The T7 (777) has raked wingtips and the A330 doesn't

That's the same question is buzzing around my head right now Just got the registration of the aircraft. It's: N51291

United Flight 897, bound for Beijing, China made an emergency landing at IAD due to engine failure: http://cbs2.com/national/topstories_story_145150541.html Just by looking at the picture (right) in the link, the plane is N199UA

RIP to the pilot who was killed in this crash : The registration and type is unknown.

Air Canada "You and I" (2004-2006) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMnmvnrMWJE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5yWZ5KU9S0 Also this Singapore Airlines commercial; I like the music SIA Commercial (2004): SIA 2006 Comercial (fuses the last three SQ commercials from the past):

I didn't know that budu can explode at high altitudes

KLM/Air France orders more 773(ER)s:

Goodbye to the former Transmile Cessna Caravan Never saw this plane in action before (in Transmile's livery)

Hope that AK flies to LAX one day....

Nice pictures from BOM, Vivek

I'd say the 737NGs because I found out that the 737NGs are younger than the A320s

Here's my list: -Malaysia Airlines (B744, B734) -Singapore Airlines (B744) -AirAsia (B733, A320-First flight on an Airbus aircraft) -Southwest Airlines- (B735) -National Airlines (B752) (no longer operating in the U.S.)

The paint scheme looks good on the A380