Derek Peters

about 8 years ago · Hillingdon

You just never know who’s going to pop in to Downing Street. My photo earlier of #naomicampbell #10downingstreet

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2 days ago

@British_Airways Ok thanks

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2 days ago

@British_Airways hi, I’m in LPA, my flight to LGW is tomorrow 9th and I can’t check in online. Is there an issue?

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Christian ✝️ Retired nurse 😊 Now someone who takes photos. NUJ member (photography). Views my own. **Copyright in place**

2 days ago

@British_Airways Says this … but it’s worked perfectly well in the past so something is different?

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2 days ago

@British_Airways That’s understood, thanks … but what’s the problem please? Has someone forgotten to push a button somewhere?

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2 days ago

@British_Airways Great, thank you. Is there any other way to sort this other than arriving hours early?

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2 days ago

@British_Airways Thanks Cody, it’s BA2709, has it been oversold in business class?

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about 1 month ago

Malaysia’s AirAsia places an order for 150 A220-300 aircraft. The purchase agreement is the largest single firm order placed for the A220 and propels the programme beyond the 1,000 firm order milestone. The purchase agreement makes AirAsia a new customer for the A220. The airline also becomes the launch customer for the aircraft's new cabin configuration of 160 seats. The increase in capacity, adding 10 seats, is made possible by the addition of an extra overwing exit on each side of the aircraft. “We have built AirAsia by making bold decisions at the right moment, not the easiest moment. This order reflects our long-term discipline and the scale of our ambitions. The A220 unlocks new markets and routes and brings us closer to building the world's first true low-cost network carrier,” said Tony Fernandes, CEO of Capital A and Advisor to Air Asia Group.

aviationbrk's tweet photo. Malaysia’s AirAsia places an order for 150 A220-300 aircraft. The purchase agreement is the largest single firm order placed for the A220 and propels the programme beyond the 1,000 firm order milestone.

The purchase agreement makes AirAsia a new customer for the A220. The airline also becomes the launch customer for the aircraft's new cabin configuration of 160 seats. The increase in capacity, adding 10 seats, is made possible by the addition of an extra overwing exit on each side of the aircraft.

“We have built AirAsia by making bold decisions at the right moment, not the easiest moment. This order reflects our long-term discipline and the scale of our ambitions. The A220 unlocks new markets and routes and brings us closer to building the world's first true low-cost network carrier,” said Tony Fernandes, CEO of Capital A and Advisor to Air Asia Group.

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3 months ago

Singapore Airlines flight SQ21, an Airbus A350-941 9V-SGA, clipped the rudder of Spirit flight NK992, an Airbus A321-271NX N720NK during pushback at Newark, NJ on Tuesday. It happened in an area where air traffic control doesn't manage aircraft. Spirit says its plane was parked for deicing. The airline says no injuries were reported, and everyone deplaned normally. The Spirit plane, which had been bound for Orlando, was taken out of service. Travelers were otherwise accommodated. "Guests deplaned normally, and no injuries to Spirit Guests or Team Members were reported," Spirit said. "Safety is our top priority, and the aircraft was removed from service to be evaluated by our maintenance team. We made alternate travel arrangements to get our Guests to their final destinations as quickly as possible." The Singapore flight eventually continued to its destination after an inspection cleared it for service. A spokesman for the airline confirmed the circumstances of the incident and that there were no injuries.

aviationbrk's tweet photo. Singapore Airlines flight SQ21, an Airbus A350-941 9V-SGA, clipped the rudder of Spirit flight NK992, an Airbus A321-271NX N720NK during pushback at Newark, NJ on Tuesday.

It happened in an area where air traffic control doesn't manage aircraft. Spirit says its plane was parked for deicing. The airline says no injuries were reported, and everyone deplaned normally.

The Spirit plane, which had been bound for Orlando, was taken out of service. Travelers were otherwise accommodated.

"Guests deplaned normally, and no injuries to Spirit Guests or Team Members were reported," Spirit said. "Safety is our top priority, and the aircraft was removed from service to be evaluated by our maintenance team. We made alternate travel arrangements to get our Guests to their final destinations as quickly as possible."

The Singapore flight eventually continued to its destination after an inspection cleared it for service. A spokesman for the airline confirmed the circumstances of the incident and that there were no injuries.

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3 months ago

Emirates flight EK500, the first Emirates flight to depart DXB since it's operational closure, just took off to Mumbai.

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4 months ago

Report: TAP Air Portugal flight TP1240, an Airbus A320-251N, almost collides with the ground on approach to Prague Airport in January. According to the Czech Civil Aviation Authority (UZPLN), during approach to ILS06 at LKPR on 17 January, the aircraft descended below cleared altitude (4000 ft) with a high rate of descent (approx. 3000 ft/m) and increasing speed. The flight crew was warned by ATC twice, during the second warning from ATC, the flight crew received a terrain warning and started to climb. Lowest altitude (RALT) was 968 ft above terrain. After recovery, the aircraft climbed to 5,850 ft. The second attempt for approach and landing was uneventful. The occurrence has been rated a serious incident and is being investigated by UZPLN.

aviationbrk's tweet photo. Report: TAP Air Portugal flight TP1240, an Airbus A320-251N, almost collides with the ground on approach to Prague Airport in January.

According to the Czech Civil Aviation Authority (UZPLN), during approach to ILS06 at LKPR on 17 January, the aircraft descended below cleared altitude (4000 ft) with a high rate of descent (approx. 3000 ft/m) and increasing speed. The flight crew was warned by ATC twice, during the second warning from ATC, the flight crew received a terrain warning and started to climb. Lowest altitude (RALT) was 968 ft above terrain. After recovery, the aircraft climbed to 5,850 ft. The second attempt for approach and landing was uneventful.

The occurrence has been rated a serious incident and is being investigated by UZPLN.

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7 months ago

@CHARIVARIUS1 @aviationbrk 😂

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8 months ago

@piersmorgan @British_Airways @Starlink @elonmusk I pray the seat next to me is empty…. 👀

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8 months ago

@HustleBitch_ I pray the seat next to me is empty…. 👀

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