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ArchivingDiscussions older than seven days (date of last made comment) will be moved to a sub page of each section (called section name/Archive n) as soon as we identify the archiving mechanism to be used. Transit LoungeResturantQF A380Just a small correction to your A380 database. All the QF A380's are A380-842's not -841's for confirmation see : http://www.casa.gov.au/casadata/regsearch/airsresults.asp?VHin=&framein=all&manuin=&modelin=A380®holdin=®opin=&serialin=&num_results=10&Search=Search or the A380 production list on http://www.airlinerlist.com/ The Qantas ones have the RR Trent 972 engines which have a slightly higher takeoff thrust, SQ has the RR Trent 970 engines, hence the different designation. cheers Airvan00
Hello, I found the A380 production list quit interesting and it proved to be quit reliable for the 2008-deliveries. But recently it became a little bit strange: Column "Airlines": I understand that it would be intersting to see directly if A6-EDD is Emirates fourth A380 for example. But to add the number of the A380 in the column of the airline makes the table less cleary arranged as it looks like a footnote. Column "Planned delivery" what means "by airline"? Obviously someone wanted to say "delivered to the airline" but "by airline"??? Number of A380s to be delivered in 2009: as well known, Airbus intends to deliver 18 A380s in 2009. This doesnt fit to the list, which indicates that more A380s will be delivered, e.g. it's sure that China Southern will not receive any A380 in 2009. This were just some things I found and I wanted to let you know as I very much appreciate your work here. Best regards —Preceding unsigned comment added by Ultravoxreuniuon (talk • contribs)
Comments leftThanks for the comments. The only way that we can make this list better is with feedback. On the accuracy of the delivery, I will go through and try to sort out the deliveries. The list changes as facts are located, we try not to make changes until a source for the changes can be found. This list is a compilation from many published sources, so please use it for informational purposes only. We strive to make it as accurate as possible. The confusing part will be cleaned up as we get comments. For future comments, use the discussion tab at the top of the lists page. It is easier to get to than this page. Everton44 A380 productionCan somebody help to include photo of MSN002/Customer from the airbus ACJ photo/images library. zsjdf. Icon A5Recently I came across a amphibious Light Sport Aircraft called Icon A5. Could anyone create this page plz!
Left Luggage{{Documentation/docname}} seems not to workAnd it's beyond me! All I did was drag a load of WP templates over. Hmmmm. Tim Trent 12:17, 17 January 2008 (UTC)
Server issuesWe have an issue with our server which will be solved within 2 weeks. We apologise for oddities of service. Tim Trent 11:13, 23 May 2008 (UTC)
Positive changesWe are on a new serverWe outgrew the previous one. Weird limits made our position there suddenly untenable. We know they annoyed our users, too. But that is history. Tim Trent 17:11, 17 June 2008 (UTC) Logged in users no longer see advertsWe have found out how to suppress them for you when you are logged in. If you woudl like to see the adverts please log out and browse in that mode. Tim Trent 17:11, 17 June 2008 (UTC) As you know the adverts support the server expenses, and we depend on them for our day to day running costs. But regular users "tune them out" and there is no point in even bothering to display them. The folks who click adverts are the casual users, not the core team. Tim Trent 17:11, 17 June 2008 (UTC) Advert placementWe've moved the advert placement to unclutter the right hand margn and to make the adverts more attractive for the casual surfer to click. We have a substantially more costly (and powerful) server, and we need to offset the expenses somehow. We view this as non intrusive and attractive. Advert placement may move during the next few weeks as we test results. Tim Trent 17:11, 17 June 2008 (UTC) Server environmentWe have now migrated all SpottingWorld to a substantially faster web environment on the new server. This ought to make life even easier. Tim Trent 15:56, 22 June 2008 (UTC) A380 production listThis is just to thank everybody for their contributions and tidying up the list. This list looks great at the moment and very up to date. Joe Fourie 22/02/2009 |
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