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#11561 by kkempton
20 Mar 2006, 19:48
This comes from an unconfirmed source, and is also from a.net, so therefore this could be a case of b/s alert.
Apparently, the names for the next few planes for VS will be...

G-VFIZ "Bubbles" July 2006
G-VYOU "Emmeline Heaney" August 2006
G-VRED "Scarlet Lady" October 2006
G-VWEB "Surfer Girl" December 2006
G-VBUG "Lady Bird" February 2007
G-VJAM "Lady Marmalade" July 2007
G-VLUV "Sweetheart" September 2007
G-VFUN "Party Girl" December 2007

If true, the 'lady bird' name seems a little close to G-VAST 'ladybird'

Once again, this is from a.net (possibly read already by some of you) so it stands to be innacurate.

Kev.
#107231 by GatorBaiter
20 Mar 2006, 19:52
I wanna go on "Party Girl" [8D] That's to say, I want to fly on her ;)
#107232 by VS045
20 Mar 2006, 19:54
Looking at some of the regs and their respective names, it seems as if VS is getting a bit desperate - however, there's always G-V??? V-flyer;)

Anyway, I think "Bubbles" has already been confirmed but I'm not sure about the others.

Cheers,
VS045
#107234 by Richard28
20 Mar 2006, 20:00
Great names - i like them!

and another 4 new A346's this year [y]
#107236 by MarkJ
20 Mar 2006, 20:14
Good post but I'm sorry - with nearly 350 posts u really should become a member!!! You contribute excellently but I'm sure you benefit too! I'm writihg this from Beaches, Turks and Caicos while on holiday - so if I can make the effort I'm sure you can!!!
The link is below - come on - you know u want to!!!
:D
#107240 by GatorBaiter
20 Mar 2006, 20:28
Originally posted by MarkJ
I'm writihg this from Beaches, Turks and Caicos while on holiday - so if I can make the effort I'm sure you can!!!
:D


Oi you! Stop rubbing it in whilst we are stuck in blighty with the coldest March on record for 50 years [B)] [:p]
#107245 by G-VFAB
20 Mar 2006, 21:09
Originally posted by kkempton
G-VFIZ "Bubbles" July 2008


Little Britain? [:o)]
#107252 by VS-EWR
20 Mar 2006, 21:25
The confirmed ones are:

G-VFIT: Dancing Queen
G-VFIZ: Bubbles

Registrations G-VHIP and G-VYOU are confirmed, but as of yet no offical confirmation on the nicknames.
#107253 by Airbus340
20 Mar 2006, 21:27
Originally posted by flyingtomyego
Originally posted by kkempton
G-VFIZ "Bubbles" July 2008


Little Britain? [:o)]

Or one of our members[:I]:)
#107255 by hmvs_dog
20 Mar 2006, 21:45
Who actually comes up with these names? Is it the marketing department of Virgin Atlantic?

Some of them are quite good and witty (i.e G-VFIZ - Bubbles). But, where does G-VAST Ladybird come from?
#107257 by AerJohn
20 Mar 2006, 21:54
Isn't Ladybird already the name of one of the 747's?
#107258 by VS045
20 Mar 2006, 21:56
quote:
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Originally posted by flyingtomyego


quote:
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Originally posted by kkempton
G-VFIZ "Bubbles" July 2008
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Little Britain?

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Or one of our members


Remind anyone of a certain member's fire drill fiasco in the CH?[}:)];)[:p]

Cheers,
VS045
#107260 by hmvs_dog
20 Mar 2006, 22:00
Originally posted by AerJohn
Isn't Ladybird already the name of one of the 747's?

Yep, that's G-VAST.
#107261 by Airbus340
20 Mar 2006, 22:02
Originally posted by AerJohn
Isn't Ladybird already the name of one of the 747's?

Yeh, G-VAST is called ladybird, VS could be a bit more imaginative:)
#107263 by Airbus340
20 Mar 2006, 22:04
Originally posted by MCONut
Originally posted by AerJohn
Isn't Ladybird already the name of one of the 747's?

Yep, that's G-VAST.

Just beat me to it.[}:)]:D
#107264 by hmvs_dog
20 Mar 2006, 22:05
Originally posted by Airbus340
Originally posted by MCONut
Originally posted by AerJohn
Isn't Ladybird already the name of one of the 747's?

Yep, that's G-VAST.

Just beat me to it.[}:)]:D

Sorry!
#107269 by HighFlyer
20 Mar 2006, 22:11
Scarlet Lady used to be G-VGIN once apon a time .. bit of recycling here .. although i do like Lady Marmalade!

Still dont see 'HighFlyer' on any of those reg's .. take note VS!!

Thanks,
Sarah
#107271 by hmvs_dog
20 Mar 2006, 22:17
Originally posted by HighFlyer
Scarlet Lady used to be G-VGIN once apon a time .. bit of recycling here .. although i do like Lady Marmalade!

Still dont see 'HighFlyer' on any of those reg's .. take note VS!!

Thanks,
Sarah

What letters would you have for your registration on your "High Flyer" aircraft then Sarah?
#107272 by HighFlyer
20 Mar 2006, 22:21
What letters would you have for your registration on your "High Flyer" aircraft then Sarah?


Oh thats a topic all of its own!! LOL

Thanks,
Sarah
#107273 by hmvs_dog
20 Mar 2006, 22:25
Originally posted by HighFlyer
What letters would you have for your registration on your "High Flyer" aircraft then Sarah?


Oh thats a topic all of its own!! LOL

Thanks,
Sarah

May I suggest that you use you moderator power and start a new topic on this then so we can all discuss it? :D

Perhaps the clubhouse might be a suitable place? [:w]
#107282 by PVGSLF
20 Mar 2006, 23:22
Shouldn't G-VAST be renamed "Big Bird"? :D
#107296 by VS-EWR
21 Mar 2006, 02:09
I think Lady Bird is more fitting to G-VBUG than G-VAST. I wonder what will happen to VAST when VBUG is born?
#107414 by Airbus340
21 Mar 2006, 17:12
Originally posted by HighFlyer
Scarlet Lady used to be G-VGIN once apon a time .. bit of recycling here .. although i do like Lady Marmalade!

Still dont see 'HighFlyer' on any of those reg's .. take note VS!!

Thanks,
Sarah

My user names on all the 343's[:p]
#107417 by p17blo
21 Mar 2006, 17:45
Here's a possibility for you.

I believe what we win the UK call a Ladybird our friends in the US call a Ladybug, and the new reg being G-VBUG would fit nicely. Now this could have been something that got 'Lost in Translation'

Perhaps?

Paul
Virgin Atlantic

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