1WHC update

Boutique mise à jour / Winkel bijgewerkt 

 

 

Nos projets Onze projecten 2022 10 

 

 

 

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The Golden Falcon Nr 95

La dernière revue (Nr 95) est en cours d'envoi aux membres

Het nieuwste magazine (Nr 95) klaar om verstuurd te worden naar de leden

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Yves Duwelz

1 Wing Historical Centre Beauvechain Plus qu'un Musée - Meer dan een Museum  More than a Museum https://1winghistoricalcentre.be/

BelgianAviationNews Sharing is the key   News about Aviation in Belgium and related subjects focusing on restoration and historic subjects.   http://www.Belgianaviationnews.be

[Scale modelling] Fouga Magister CM 170 (30510) en 1:48 - Heller RED DEVILS

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Fouga Magister CM 170 (30510) en 1:48 - Heller Commandez maintenant notre Fouga Magister CM 170 en 1:48 dans notre boutique de marque. Livraison rapide ! WWW.HELLER.FR  22/10/2022 11:36:08  Generated by Gmail URL Link Preview by cloudHQ

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[Video] Belgian Air Force Fouga CM.170 Magister solo display Paul Rorive

The aircraft is preserved at the 1 Wing Historical Centre in Beauvechain and some of Cdt Rorive artefacts are also preserved at the Museum

[Video] Belgian Air Force Fouga CM.170 Magister Solo Display Paul Rorive Bkoks

The aircraft is preserved at the 1 Wing Historical Centre in Beauvechain and some of Cdt Rorive artefacts are also preserved at the Museum

[Pictures] Sanicole Airshow September 11th, 2022

Pictures taken on September 11th, 2022 at Sanicole Airshow You can freely browse and see the pictures mostly taken at airshows. BUT please note the DOWNLOAD is desactivated, the button does not works. Vous pouvez parcourir et voir librement les photos principalement prises lors de spectacles aériens. MAIS veuillez noter que le TÉLÉCHARGEMENT est désactivé, le bouton ne fonctionne pas. U kunt vrij bladeren en de foto's bekijken die meestal op airshows zijn gemaakt. MAAR let op: de DOWNLOAD is gedeactiveerd, de knop werkt niet.

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Brussels Airport is getting ready to welcome the winter season - Beach, mountains, or citytrip?

Forwarded message - From: Press Office - Brussels Airport Company 

After a great and successful summer season, Brussels Airport is gradually shifting into winter mode with an equally interesting offer. 

Read the online version. Lees de Nederlandse versie. Consultez la version française. Brussels Airport is getting ready to welcome the winter season Beach, mountains, or citytrip? After a great and successful summer season, Brussels Airport is gradually shifting into winter mode with an equally interesting offer. From the end of October, holidaymakers, business travellers and people visiting relatives abroad will have numerous destinations to choose from. All this in a 'comic book' atmosphere along with services tailored to each passenger.   Where will you go this winter? The Canary Islands, Dubai, Kittilä or Barcelona? The beach or the snow? Or a city break perhaps? The choice from Brussels Airport is vast this winter. Besides classics like Madrid, Barcelona, Rome or Geneva, sunny destinations will be as popular as ever this winter. And the Canary Islands are once again likely to top the leader board. With a wide range of holiday accommodations spread over various islands, as well as mild temperatures even in winter, the Canary Islands are as popular in summer as in winter. They are followed by Cape Verde, Egypt, Turkey, Morocco, Dubai, the Caribbean and Mexico. New destinations Johannesburg and Cape Town, added in September, are drawing in more and more passengers thanks to Air Belgium.   But winter sports destinations have not been forgotten either. In addition to Geneva, Innsbruck and Salzburg (a new destination) in Austria, Kittilä and Kuusamo in Finland have been added to our line up. Destinations that should attract many passengers from Belgium but also from the Netherlands following the flight limits at the Dutch airports. And the start of the mid-term autumn break, starting this Friday for French-speaking schoolchildren and in a week's time for the others, should bring many holidaymakers to Brussels Airport.        Activities for young and old   To put travellers in a holiday mood, Brussels Airport immerses its passengers in a typically Belgian atmosphere: the world of comic books! Until mid-November, young and old can download comics, take pictures of themselves with comic book heroes such as Spike & Suzy or the Smurfs and post their pictures on social media with the hashtag #Brusselsairport to try to win a ticket for two for the Brussels Comic Book Museum. During the autumn break, the Smurfs and Spike & Suzy will be there to meet the children just after security screening.  In terms of passenger services, Brussels Airport has not been idle. Passengers can always ask questions on the airport's website using the chatbot Bruce and can find out the ideal time to arrive at the airport for their flight via the online tool. On very busy days, especially during school holidays, it is strongly recommended that you reserve your on-site parking space in advance, unless you're coming by train or bus or use the Flibco coach service. Finally, passengers travelling with Lufthansa group (Brussels Airlines, Swiss and Austrian) can use the self-bag drop if they have checked in online beforehand.    Foodies will be glad to learn that Le Pain Quotidien joined Brussels Airport a few months ago in the Departure Hall. And shopping fans will be happy to see that several shops, including the Duty-Free Shop at Pier A, have been renovated or expanded.   About Brussels Airport  Brussels Airport is one of the most important airports in Europe. In 2021 the airport welcomed 9.4 million passengers, compared to 26.4 million passengers in 2019. The airport also has an important cargo activity with more than 843,000 tonnes of cargo transported in 2021. Brussels Airport caters for the specific needs of business travellers and holidaymakers alike, on intra-European as well as long haul flights. In 2022, it offers direct connections to more than 200 destinations.    The airport also offers a leading cargo platform, specialised in the transport of pharmaceutical products, perishable goods, e-commerce and live animals. Brussels Airport is the most important pharmaceutical hub in Europe with the largest surface of temperature-controlled warehouses, thus supporting the global fight against Covid-19.   Brussels Airport is the second most important economic growth pool in Belgium, good for 24,000 direct and 40,000 indirect jobs and is operated by Brussels Airport Company. Its shareholders are the Belgian State (25%) and a consortium of private investors (75%). Contact us via media@brusselsairport.be +32 (0)2 753 53 53 Visit our pressroom

Brussels Airport Company · Luchthaven Brussel Nationaal · Zaventem 1930 · Belgium

Forwarded message - From: Press Office - Brussels Airport Company 

   At the World Routes event in Las Vegas in the United States, Brussels Airport has won the overall World Routes 2022 Marketing Award.

Read the online version.   Brussels Airport wins award for the best network development and route marketing in the world  At the World Routes event in Las Vegas in the United States, Brussels Airport has won the overall World Routes 2022 Marketing Award, and also took home the World Routes Award in its category. Brussels Airport previously won this overall award already in 2012, 2014 and 2018; which makes this the fourth overall win. Brussels Airport is the only airport that has won this award four times.  Last night, Brussels Airport received two World Routes awards at the World Routes event in Las Vegas. Brussels was the winner of the 5 to 10 million passengers' category (based on 2021 data), and then also received the overall award.   The prestigious international prize rewards the airport for its successful network strategy and route marketing, as Brussels Airport welcomed several new airline partners since the onset of the pandemic, with Air Belgium, Transavia, and Corendon Airlines opening bases, and SKY express, PLAY, Flyr, FlyOne, and HiSky starting operations. Sixteen new destinations were launched or announced in 2021 or 2022, including long-haul flights to Johannesburg and Cape Town.  "I am truly proud of our Aviation Development team and the outstanding work they deliver year-in year out, this really makes a difference, especially in these turbulent times. Even during the pandemic, Brussels Airport remained focused on maintaining the connectivity of our country, to enable people and businesses to connect, and for the gradual recovery of business and leisure travel. The World Routes 2022 Overall Award is the recognition of this successful strategy and the efforts made by the team to support our airlines.", says Arnaud Feist, CEO of Brussels Airport Company.  The World Routes Awards are an initiative of Routes, a company that wants to stimulate network development throughout the world by, for example, publishing more news about this and by organising network events for airports and airlines. The winners of the awards are chosen by the airlines themselves.  The World Routes event is the highlight of the year and an unparalleled meeting place for airports and airlines. Brussels Airport was present with a large delegation to present the airport to more than 100 airlines and organisations. As in previous years, Brussels Airport is once again organising the now well-known and highly appreciated Brussels Café in the exhibition hall.  About Brussels Airport  Brussels Airport is one of the most important airports in Europe. In 2021 the airport welcomed 9.4 million passengers, compared to 26.4 million passengers in 2019. The airport also has an important cargo activity with more than 843,000 tonnes of cargo transported in 2021. Brussels Airport caters for the specific needs of business travellers and holidaymakers alike, on intra-European as well as long haul flights. In 2022, it offers direct connections to more than 200 destinations.    The airport also offers a leading cargo platform, specialised in the transport of pharmaceutical products, perishable goods, e-commerce and live animals. Brussels Airport is the most important pharmaceutical hub in Europe with the largest surface of temperature-controlled warehouses, thus supporting the global fight against Covid-19.   Brussels Airport is the second most important economic growth pool in Belgium, good for 24,000 direct and 40,000 indirect jobs and is operated by Brussels Airport Company. Its shareholders are the Belgian State (25%) and a consortium of private investors (75%). Contact us via media@brusselsairport.be +32 (0)2 753 53 53 Visit our pressroom

Brussels Airport Company · Luchthaven Brussel Nationaal · Zaventem 1930 · Belgium

[Books] HMH - Newsletter 019 New books

Forwarded message -
From: Nila Hawkins 

Dear readers,

The end of the year is almost there and we have 2 new titles to release and to put under the Christmas tree 🎄 

B-1B and F-15E

Available by the end of November.

Pre-order now !

Best regards, 

Nila

[Book] Aircraft of the Belgian Air Force

On October 13, I was at the press event for this new book of 280 pages in 3 languages (Dutch, French an English) 

This book is the reference for anyone interested in our Air Force and for sure the perfect gift for coming Christmas.

With more than 100 original color profiles this is also a "must have" book for all scale modelers and aviation lovers.