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Is the gas problem affecting the airports
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-14-09 12:51Is the gas problem affecting the airports
Does anyone know if the gas shortage is likely to affect the airports. Also if they are switching the electricity off, is this in the day or at night, what kind of affect is this having.re: Is the gas problem affecting the airports
anyone?re: Is the gas problem affecting the airports
Hi if you get an answer to your questions I would really appreciate you letting me know I fly out on the 24th Jan. [email protected]
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I wouldn't think so.re: Is the gas problem affecting the airports
seriously doubt it like!re: Is the gas problem affecting the airports
At least you will have the right clothes with you if it's coldre: Is the gas problem affecting the airports
by the look of the replies I think everyone wants to know, but nobody does, surely the hospitals get priority over the airports regarding power???
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the lights have gone out in pamps.mel if u switch the light of at night it will be dark
if u switch it of day time it will be bright.
r u still ...fused
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Not sure what you mean by 'affecting' Mel. If you mean the possibility of closure then I would say not a chance as I can see no reason why they would. Gas has no place in keeping the airport functional so I can see no problem there.
Heating wise, most heating systems in Bulgarian public buildings are oil heated and as such would have no effect, however I have no idea what the heating systems are at the airports so the only downfall I can see possible may be that they are a little colder ...
Heating wise, most heating systems in Bulgarian public buildings are oil heated and as such would have no effect, however I have no idea what the heating systems are at the airports so the only downfall I can see possible may be that they are a little colder ...
Not sure what you mean by 'affecting' Mel. If you mean the possibility of closure then I would say not a chance as I can see no reason why they would. Gas has no place in keeping the airport functional so I can see no problem there.
Heating wise, most heating systems in Bulgarian public buildings are oil heated and as such would have no effect, however I have no idea what the heating systems are at the airports so the only downfall I can see possible may be that they are a little colder than normal.
I can see no reason why you should be concerned.
Pete
Heating wise, most heating systems in Bulgarian public buildings are oil heated and as such would have no effect, however I have no idea what the heating systems are at the airports so the only downfall I can see possible may be that they are a little colder than normal.
I can see no reason why you should be concerned.
Pete
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I dont think there are many gas pipes in the mountains
