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bulgaria airways

Liam Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-10-05 18:21

re: bulgaria airways

Paul. You need to say who you are booked with and where you are flying to / from. Differant operators use differant carriers. We booked with Balkan and went Manc to Plovdiv in an old Tupolov last year. I believe these are still being used on these routes this year but can not confirm that.

Liam
Crazy Lady Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-10-05 18:21

re: bulgaria airways

Paul I had just read the previous posting and then it one, I was too lazy to go back to the first posting to respond. And trust me the name definately fits Very Happy
Paul Borovets Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-10-05 18:24

re: bulgaria airways

Crazy Lady xx, no problems.

Liam thanks for that we are LGW to Plovdiv. I assume they will be the same Topolov.
bobcat Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-10-05 18:26

re: bulgaria airways

yep they use them on all routes they have got 2 second hand airbuses now &are v.proud of the fact. Booze Booze
the state police Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-10-05 18:29

re: bulgaria airways

ohhh lets hope for a 2nd hand airbus then.
Bill Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-10-05 19:10

re: bulgaria airways

We flew out last week in an old Tupolev 154m (Balkan Holidays Air), I'm not a plane buff but when examining what can only be described as a Trabant of the Skies, I thought I just had to remember the model so I could type it into Google on our return.

It was pretty old (154m's first flew in 1968 but I think this was a few months later Wink) and the interior looked like hand painted job, they ran out of beer and water but at the end of the day it got us there in one piece; and with all the ...
We flew out last week in an old Tupolev 154m (Balkan Holidays Air), I'm not a plane buff but when examining what can only be described as a Trabant of the Skies, I thought I just had to remember the model so I could type it into Google on our return.

It was pretty old (154m's first flew in 1968 but I think this was a few months later Wink) and the interior looked like hand painted job, they ran out of beer and water but at the end of the day it got us there in one piece; and with all the excesses of the week ahead one hour without beer wasn't too serious.

We flew back on an Airbus A320 which was much newer, slightly more reassurring, but at the end of the day took the same time as the 'Trabby'.

So yep, old planes still about but can't say it was a real problem.

Bill

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