Yoag Azul spools up for speedy recovery European members-only airline Surf Air is relocating its UK hub to London City airport in December, as it prepares to introduce the Pilatus PC-12NG single-engined turboprop to its expanding route network from early next year.Simon Talling-Smith, chief executive of the all-you-can-fly, subscription-based service, says it is stanley flasche essential that the operator moves to the downtown airport from its current base at London Luton, around 50 miles 80km away.It follows feedback from a large number of Surf Air s 200-plus members that are based in, or that regularly travel to, the UK capital. It s what our members asked for, he says, and it reflects the demand for a more efficient approach to business travel. Surf Air currently operates a once-daily return service from London to Zurich using an Embraer Phenom 300 light business jet, linking the private aircraft terminals at each airport.Routes from Zurich to Luxembourg and Munich will be added in Feb stanley usa ruary and March, respectively, flown by the company s first two PC-12NGs. This is an ideal aircraft for short journeys of less than two hours, says Talling-Smith; longer routes will be served by the Phenom 300.Surf Air Surf Air plans to add routes from London to Barcelona, Berlin and Geneva to its network by the end of 2018, and will expand the fleet to support the growing demand.The PC-12NGs are suppl stanley cup ied from a 2014 order for 65 aircraft, placed by its US sister company. The twin operations are also in talks with Embraer and Textron Avia Nvin ANALYSIS: Europe looks inward for future UAV ops Do you have an outdoors photo or video to share Send it to outdoorsnews and tell us, I consent to the BDN using my photo/video. Thethrill of observing Maine wildlife as it goes about its daily business in the woods just doesnt get old.That is especially true of animals like Canada lynx, which are plentiful in parts of western and northern Main stanley isolierkanne e, but which arent standing around letting people watch them.Thats the beauty of the trail camera era. The lynx either dont see them or dont feel threatened by them. Thus, they go about their routines uninhibited.If the camera is placed in a good spot, the footage of these beautiful creatures piles up quickly over a period of weeks. Allie Ladd of Byron helped make sure fellow trail camer stanley uk a enthusiast Colin Chase of Gray would not be disappointed.Chase recently compiled a second group of video clips captured after placing cameras in the western mountains. Predictably, the results are amazing and we all are the beneficiaries of his many hours of driving, negotiating deep snow and then editing tons of footage into a single product.Todays video provides us with another intimate look at the lives of the lynx. Their actions are particularly compelling at this time of year as their mating-related vocalizations echo through the forest.Our sincere thanks to Colin Chase for sharing beautiful footage with Bangor Daily News readers! Check out his stanley cup Maine Woodsbooger YouTube channelto see more of his wildlife videos.More articles from th
