German airline Lufthansa will continue the use of its Boeing 747-400 aircraft, the world's biggest passenger jet, on their route to Palma going into next month. It can carry up to 500 passengers.
The flying giant is heading to Palma
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SaraJust what the island needs; more foreigners. And no customs you say? Bollocks. There's hours of customs queues on flights from anywhere in England. You already hear less and less proper English over there. Before long, the whole place will speak foreign languages, and go broke because tourism will be dead. So, go ahead, make my day. Fly plane loads of foreigners in without any customs checks. See how that works out for you. Good job we left that mess. Hurghada for me next year. 😳
Robert MacDonaldCustoms queue? Germany is in Schengen so no Customs, no passport control, just walk staight through the Airport and out.
I will avoid those dates then, can you imagine the customs queue
World’s biggest passenger jet ? I don’t think so.
Must be fake news as it was only a couple of days ago that the MDB was telling us that there aren't many tourists here at the moment so why would such a big plane be needed.