VA A320-231?

Anyone know what route VA use'd this airbus on?

Link (Shortened for your comfort by Pix)

Another one for the fleet page Pix:D

[Pete]

G-OUZO was on the Athens route... no, really, it was

G-OUZO The people who make these reg's up are great!

My guess would be Athens?

Yep... It the aircraft was definately used for the Athens route, stopped a couple of years ago. G-OUZO, a great reg for flights to Greece:D

I cant wait for VS to put the 380 on the Tokyo route and register it as G-SAKE

[Decker]

quote:Originally posted by LAX21
I cant wait for VS to put the 380 on the Tokyo route and register it as G-SAKE

oh for goodness sake [:o)] - well someone had to...

Virgin are always making up fab registrations, like G-VWOW and G-VFAB. Better than other airlines G-ABCD and boring jumbled up letters!

My favourite belonged to a Manx Airlines BAe 146....G-MIMA!!!

[:p]

I believe there is an aircraft belonging to First Choice (formerly Air 2000) with reg. of G-OOAH!:D

CANTONA!!!!

(Apologies for going OT [8)])

quote:Originally posted by vsdan
Virgin are always making up fab registrations, like G-VWOW and G-VFAB. Better than other airlines G-ABCD and boring jumbled up letters!

Yeah, but it's the naming of the aircraft to go with the reg that makes me smile: e.g. G-VROC = Mustang Sally, G-VFAB = Lady Penelope, G-VROY = Pretty Woman, G-VGAL = Jersey Girl, G-VGOA = Indian Princess, G-VMEG = Mystic Maiden, G-VLIP = Hot Lips, G-VOGE = Cover Girl [8D]

Cheers

what about G-VDOH and call it flying Homer

quote:Originally posted by jaguarpig
what about G-VDOH and call it flying Homer

ROTFLMAO - That's excellent [8D]

[HighFlyer]

G-VDOH Good one!

I see a great opening for a 'name the plane' competition!

The names are also funny. I remember that they had a 747-200 G-VRUM 'Calypso Queen' and G-VZZZ 'Morning Glory'. Not to mention 'High as a Kite'!

I think all the above are at Mojave now [:(], oh, I forgot another one G-VLAX Calafornia Girl'!:D

[honey lamb]

And what about G-Veld - African Queen?