G-VAST Ladybird

Where are you looking?

The Virgin facebook page was saying one aircraft per month. The video here with guys doing to the talk about "tight" timeframes says 4 weeks http://www.itv.com/news/meridian/2012-0 ... ck-jumbos/

The pages I can find all list October http://www.virgin-atlantic.com/gb/en/th ... w-747.html

So I think/hope they will either have to speed up or it will be a very poorly planned/managed/executed project.

(not meant as an argumentative post - just curious)

Where are you looking?

The Virgin facebook page was saying one aircraft per month. The video here with guys doing to the talk about "tight" timeframes says 4 weeks http://www.itv.com/news/meridian/2012-0 ... ck-jumbos/

The pages I can find all list October http://www.virgin-atlantic.com/gb/en/th ... w-747.html

So I think/hope they will either have to speed up or it will be a very poorly planned/managed/executed project.

(not meant as an argumentative post - just curious)

http://virginatlantic.custhelp.com/app/ ... urbishment

The first completed aircraft will come back into service in mid May, and the whole fleet will be finished by the end of 2012, so any flight you may book during 2012 could well be on the newly refurbished aircraft

It won't be the first time (nor the last) that the VS website has contradictory information on it.

I see ladybird is currently cruising at 40000ft just over Sweden hopefully she will be back in service very soon!!

yes hopfully on wednesday to take me to vegas?

Ladybird is back at LGW. Welcome home

Straight into action on todays VS15 to Orlando

Which planes have now been completed, and which are left? Ah - just found the list over at forum/index.php?f=4&t=274811

forum/index.php?f=4&t=274811&rb_v=viewtopic&start=0

Straight into action on todays VS15 to Orlando

a plane load of happy customers then

Check checked in . For my flight to Vegas tommorow . Looks like it will be ladybird, new seat plan , great , tr will follow