Flight Archives Delivery Avro Anson OO-CFA (now preserved in the collection of the Royal Army Museum in Brussels)

The Avro Anson XIX is now in the collection of the Museum.
The Flight archive contains a small article about the initial delivery of this aircraft in 1947

link  http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1947/1947%20-%200129.html
About the aircraft preserved at the Museum
http://www.bamf.be/Anson/Avro_Anson_C19-2_OO-DFA%20.htm

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Yves Duwelz

Brussels Airlines welcomes 18,3% more passengers in August 2011

Brussels Airlines Press Release

In the month of August 521.874 passengers flew with Brussels Airlines, which is over 80.000 (or 18, 4 percent more) than in the same month of last year. The seat occupancy factor grew with 4, 6 percent points and amounted to 75, 7 percent.


EN Press Release Traffic Results August 2011 26.09.11.pdf
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TV Show : Pan Am

Thanks to Jean-luc,

Pam Am was very active in Zaventem
We will need to be patient to discover the glamorous and hard work world of the golden sixties Air hostesses.
The show started on ABC in the USA, this week. Should be on the air in Europe next year.
So let's cross our fingers and full boast

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 clipped from beta.abc.go.com

About the Show

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Welcome to 1963: a time when only a lucky few could take flight, experience a global adventure or gain a front-row seat to history. Those lucky few flew Pan Am, the largest, most prestigious airline in the world. More than Coca-Cola, Elvis Presley or the transistor, Pan Am exported American culture to the world abroad and brought that world back to American shores.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Am_%28TV_series%29

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Yves Duwelz