Happy Christmas - 2022

[Scottie Dog]

With less than a week to go before the "big day" can I just take this opportunity to wish everybody a very Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

May aviation continue upwards and all your wishes come true.

Scottie Dog

 

[rollo]

Merry Christmas to you too Scotty withthanks for your never ending stream of stats.

Also Merry Christmas to everyone with a special little thought for the much missed Local Yokel.

 

[Finger66]

Merry Christmas everyone. We are all especially passionate about our local airports, which of course does sometimes spill over into major bias and occasional gloating. But we all have one thing in common and that is a passion for aviation, so as Scottie Dog says long may the current recovery continue into 2023.

All the very best to each and every member on this forum

 

[JENNYJET]

Nice of you Scottiedog to offer Christmas greetings. I myself do not celebrate the event as it is not my religion. I find it tedious at best but do not begrudge anyone for enjoying. My best offer is for a better 2023

 

[Ray Finkle]

A very Merry Christmas to everyone on the forum and a big thank you to all members for making this the excellent place that it is

with a special little thought for the much missed Local Yokel.

On Friday night I will have a private toast to TheLocalYokel hoping that wherever he is now he is at peace and that he got to spend as much time as possible with his family that he loved so much.

You are very much missed Jim.

 

[Kevin Farnell]

Happy Christmas to all from me and hopefully a great New Year too.

 

[Silvercity]

Merry Christmas and a peaceful new year to the forum

 

[HPsauce]

Wishing a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all on this amazing forum.
2023 already looking good for BHX and UK airports generally. Onwards and upwards!!.

 

[thunderchild]

Merry Christmas! Hope 2023 is a good one for everyone.

 

[Kevin Farnell]

A Boozy Christmas?

With the big day almost upon us, I thought I'd give a warning about the alcohol content of some dishes and sauces. We've all heard TV Chefs saying that the alcohol is 'burned off' during cooking (e.g making red wine gravy). This is untrue! Alcohol (Ethanol) forms an 'Azeotrope' with Water. An azeotrope is a mixture of two or more liquids that boil off at a constant temperature. I.e. the proportions of the liquids cannot be changed by boiling off some of the liquid (the vapour has the same proportions of the constituents as the liquid). As such, the percentage of alcohol present will remain unchanged no matter how much is boiled off.
This is something to be aware of, if you are going to be driving after Christmas dinner. If you've been good and allowed yourself a single glass of wine (although, I'd advise zero alcohol if you're going to drive), you may be at risk of being over the limit, due to alcohol present in other parts of the dinner.

Hopefully, I've not ruined your Christmas dinner.

 

[Aviador]

would like to wish everyone a Happy Christmas and all the best for the New Year.

It's been nice to see aviation properly spring back to life this year despise the continuing challenges the industry faces, there is still plenty to be hopeful about for the future.

At 3 pm today as King Charles does his first Christmas speech I will be raising a toast to everyone on Forums4airports past and present.

To health, peace and happiness.

Regards

Aviador

 

[YorkshireLad]

Merry Christmas to everyone on the forum and beyond