fsGreece’s blog is moved to facebook  here. The blog is accessible also if you don’t have a FB account. I hope you’ll like it!

In a meeting on 27th April  in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, a new organization was formed to be an advocate of flight simulation, the community and organizations in support of our hobby – The International Flight Simulation Consortium. Attended by some 25 developers, community members and publishers, the nascent organization has created an interim board of directors. The IFSC has been launched with the intent to represent and promote our hobby world-wide. We will be publishing more news in the coming weeks on the goals and membership requirements of IFSC.

 

 

 

Aeromexico fears the Boeing 787-8, which it now expects to begin receiving in 2012, may fail to meet original performance specifications including the ability to operate non-stop flights from Mexico City to Asia.
CEO Andres Conesa says Aeromexico decided to acquire five 787-8s in 2005 assuming the aircraft could operate its Shanghai, Tokyo and Rome services non-stop. But he says the carrier is now unsure if Boeing will be able to meet the specs outlined in its 787 contract.
“The expectation was that plane could go all the way to Greece,” Conesa told ATI in an interview yesterday at Aeromexico’s Mexico City headquarters. “It has changed. Today we don’t know the final conditions.” The distance between Mexico City and Athens is roughly 7,000 nautical miles.

After some months of hard work (the new fsGreece’s site and the page on facebook) I’m back on the blog! 

The new fsGreece’s site has a great succes and the page on facebook has today 66 fans!

 In these months the blog had not been updated but a little number of visitors all the same visited these pages. So I’ve decided to continue to write on this blog. I hope you’ll like it.

I signal you an interesting article of Aviationweek.com on future upgrade of H.A.F.:
“At the height of the Cold War, Greece was an important ally of the U.S. in helping to check the Soviet Union’s potential to threaten the eastern Mediterranean. Since then, the nation has remained a vital player in the region’s security.