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Donnée sur l'airbus A380 English translation pending
Bonjour je recherche des données sur les réacteurs de l'airbus A380, qui pourrait me donner une adresse merci
Hôtel petit budget à Marrakech English translation pending
Bonjour
nous partons à la fin du mois pour 5 jours à Marrakech.
Nous avons juste pris les vols, et nous cherchons un logement pas cher sur place
Merci de votre aide!!
Puerto Montt au Chili: le magellan pour Puerto Natales en panne English translation pending
salut a tous je suis a purto montt je devais embrquer demain sur le magellan en direction de purto natales, mais il a un probleme technique
et donc ils ont annule les voges aumoin jusqu'au 15
voila prenez vvos precaution...
Maroc: balades autour de Marrakech English translation pending
Bonjour à tous,
Je vais passer une semaine à Marrakech, et suis à la recherche d'idées de balades à pied dans de beaux endroits naturels aux alentours de cette ville. Je ne suis pas motorisé, donc il faudrait que ce soit accessible facilement en bus ou en grand taxi, que ce ne soit pas trop loin (je vois sur les guides des suggestions pour les cascades d'ouzzoud, c'est vrai qu'elles sont magnifiques, et que c'est un plaisir de s'y balader une journée au milieu des écureuils et des magots, mais c'est loin !). L'idéal serait de partir le matin de la ville, se rendre sur le site en moins d'une heure, se promener de 3 à 6 heures, et rentrer le soir à Marrakech.
Merci pour vos suggestions. :-)
Je vais passer une semaine à Marrakech, et suis à la recherche d'idées de balades à pied dans de beaux endroits naturels aux alentours de cette ville. Je ne suis pas motorisé, donc il faudrait que ce soit accessible facilement en bus ou en grand taxi, que ce ne soit pas trop loin (je vois sur les guides des suggestions pour les cascades d'ouzzoud, c'est vrai qu'elles sont magnifiques, et que c'est un plaisir de s'y balader une journée au milieu des écureuils et des magots, mais c'est loin !). L'idéal serait de partir le matin de la ville, se rendre sur le site en moins d'une heure, se promener de 3 à 6 heures, et rentrer le soir à Marrakech.
Merci pour vos suggestions. :-)
Aller en Roumanie à vélo en mai-juin English translation pending
Je découvre aujourd'hui votre site et les messages laissés sont intéressants. J'envisage de me rendre en roumanie à vélo à la veille de l'été prochain (mai et juin : petit voyage à 70 km jour). ceci afin de retrouver des amis de sibiu. L'un d'entre vous pourrait il m'orienter vers un trajet identique déjà réalisé (rennes à sibiu) et les étapes (logement et hébergement ). Merci d'avance.
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Visa et change à 3h du matin en Égypte? English translation pending
J’arrive au Caire à 3h du matin heures locales. Savez-vous si on peut acheter son visa d’entrée et changer ses euros à cette heure-là ? A quelle heure ouvrent les bureaux/banques ?
Se baigner dans la Mer Rouge en Jordanie? English translation pending
Salut à tous 😉,
Ayant le projet de visiter la Jordanie soit l 'année prochaine ou l 'année d ' après, je souhaiterais savoir si c 'est possible de se baigner facilement en mer rouge à Aquabba dans des endroits relativement calme loin des masses touristiques et si du coup on peut faire du snorkeling comme en Egypte ? Y a t -il des endroits autres que Aquabba ? Faut -il obligatoirement prendre le bateau ?
Merci de m ' aiguiller 😉
Descente de l'Amazone depuis le Pérou English translation pending
Je viens de passer 1 heure a répondre en detail a une question sur la descente de l'Amazone en bateau depuis Iquitos jusqu'à Belem (en venant du machu-pichu). Après un tel élan d'écriture (exceptionnel pour moi !) je pense que les infos peuvent interesser pas mal de gens. Donc, voici une copie de ma réponse (en anglais pas parfait, desolé !):--
Well this is exactly what i have done 1.5 yaers ago. It was really fanstastic as you see some of the amazone affluents near machu pichu and it's amazing to think you meet the same water 3000 km later in Iquitos ... until the Atlantic sae if you patient!
Well, you really need time in fact, but you can stop in a few Amazon cities easily as you have to change several times to other boats.
The price of the plane is higher in Brazil than in peru, so if you want to keep some time, it's better to fly in peru and use boat in Brazil.
I remember the price for a Cusco -> Lima -> Iquitos ticket was 128 dollards with is quite few if you consider you fly maybe 2500 km over the forest (with is really impressive). Spend a while in Iquitos (2, 3 days) and you can do some better Amazonia excursions here (5 to 10 days and more) than later i think as the forest is better conserved here and it's less touristic. Once in Iquitos you have to go to the Brazilian frontier (laeticia / Tabatinga) witch is in fact the same divided city): You can use an express boat (8 hours and 50 dollards more or less), or a normal boat (cheaper but 24 hours may be more), or even plane (1h30 and 70 dollards if y remember well). Then you can spend a while in Laeticia(colombian part)/Tabatinga(Brazilian part) to visit too and breeze the Indian Atmosphere. It's a really animated world lost city in fact. Just during the colombian hollydays or Brazilian Hollydays it's more crowded as a lot of colombian come for on of the unique secured colombian amazone start point for excursions (colombian/Brazilian hollydays usually in Jully and December ). Seems there is some good excursions too here but some are returning close from Iquitos so it's better to do them there (in Iquitos). From Laeticia/Tabatinga to Manaus, you have 2 options : By plane from Tabatinga Airport (more or less 300 dollards one way to Manaus for 2 or 3 hours), or by boat (100 dollards, for 4 to 5 days with food included on board, in "Hamocs" class like most of the people !). This can seems long, and it can be for some people. But if you like to meet people and speak spanish or Portugues you'll enjoy it (like me!!). The boat is sometime far from the border of the river, and sometime close so you can or can't see o lot of things, but it stops in a few small lost cities (yes cities ! with no roads going to them!), and people are coming in while other are leaving the boat each time, so it's kind of animated. When i was there, there was colombians, Brazilians, europeans ... a big mix and i really spent good days speaking and drinking (a little bit! ). The boats have usually a few cabins too ("camarotes"), for 2 persons, if you wich to keep your things more secure or need more intimity, but it's twice or 3 times the hamoc class price. They all have bathrooms/toilets (with amazone water) and a bar with music on top. Food and water included, but drinks not. Better to drink mineral water too.
Note that you could cut your trip to Manaus in two parts (more or less equals) and go first to Téfé if you want to visit. Haven't been there, but there is some national reserves and probably good excursions too. Most of the boats stops there anyway so ... you just have to choose your destination in Tabatinga. Once in Manaus, you have to take another boat to continue, so you can also spend some time downtown. It's a nice city, swiming in Indian culture and modern in the same time (because of defiscalization lows). I loved it. From Manaus to Belem by plane : more or less 300 dollards again for 2 hours (more one of timezone change) or .... by boat: 5 days to Belem for again 100 dollards food included. But i think you should cut it in two and stop in Santarem (2.5 days) down on the Amazone river. It's a nice quiet city with nice beach on Tapajos rio "Alter do chao". Then you can easily take another boat to Belem (2-3 days) or Macapa (same duration).
Here : important notice : The PARINTINS CARNAVAL : If you are here at the end of June, you can't miss the " Bois de Parintins", an extraordinary Amazonian carnaval during 5 days in the Parintins Island (down 2 boat days on the Amazone river from Manaus). It's between MAnaus and Santarem so you can stop and continue after to Santarem. It's really incredible and beautifull and may be like the Rio carnaval (Yes i said it!!!) but with Indian touch. Really fantastique. Problem the city of Parintins is small and hotels booked sometimes one year before at really expensive prices! (may be 5 times the normal price and only for the 5 full days of carnaval, not less). If you are in Manaus a few days before, a lot of Amazone boats are stoping there usuals trips to go to Parintins island. You can then book a ticket to Parintins easilly. The price (30 dollards for the cheapers) include usually the return ticket Manaus -> Parintins -> Manaus and you can stay onboard at night to sleep in hamocs during the 5 days of the carnaval as the boats they there during all the carnaval time. Again, there are some cabins too, but with "carnaval special prices" the cheapest are ussually 100 dollards for one persone (this time) and until 400 dollards, for 5 days. If you are in Manaus in time you should go there by boat, sleeping on it, and then continuing to Santarem and Belem. Or you can also catch a plane from Parintins to Santarem and Belem, as i 've done (missing time) but it's more expensive too and you have to reserve early for the carnaval time.
Well, that's all i think. You have also a nice boat trip from Belem to Macapa and return (30 hours) witch goes throw MArajo Island and pass closed from the river border so it's easy too see the Indians small villages and houses.
If other questions, i am staying in touch. Personnaly i had done Iquitos -> Laeticia by plane, and Tabatinga -> Manaus by Boat, and Manaus -> Parintins by boat again ... and finished by plane until Belem. It does 7 days of boat. 5 days of Carnaval and the rest to visit the cities (laeticia, Manaus... Belem) and take plane. I visited Santarem on an other time coming from Macapa so i have travelled all the Amazone until Peru finally !
Christophe
Well, you really need time in fact, but you can stop in a few Amazon cities easily as you have to change several times to other boats.
The price of the plane is higher in Brazil than in peru, so if you want to keep some time, it's better to fly in peru and use boat in Brazil.
I remember the price for a Cusco -> Lima -> Iquitos ticket was 128 dollards with is quite few if you consider you fly maybe 2500 km over the forest (with is really impressive). Spend a while in Iquitos (2, 3 days) and you can do some better Amazonia excursions here (5 to 10 days and more) than later i think as the forest is better conserved here and it's less touristic. Once in Iquitos you have to go to the Brazilian frontier (laeticia / Tabatinga) witch is in fact the same divided city): You can use an express boat (8 hours and 50 dollards more or less), or a normal boat (cheaper but 24 hours may be more), or even plane (1h30 and 70 dollards if y remember well). Then you can spend a while in Laeticia(colombian part)/Tabatinga(Brazilian part) to visit too and breeze the Indian Atmosphere. It's a really animated world lost city in fact. Just during the colombian hollydays or Brazilian Hollydays it's more crowded as a lot of colombian come for on of the unique secured colombian amazone start point for excursions (colombian/Brazilian hollydays usually in Jully and December ). Seems there is some good excursions too here but some are returning close from Iquitos so it's better to do them there (in Iquitos). From Laeticia/Tabatinga to Manaus, you have 2 options : By plane from Tabatinga Airport (more or less 300 dollards one way to Manaus for 2 or 3 hours), or by boat (100 dollards, for 4 to 5 days with food included on board, in "Hamocs" class like most of the people !). This can seems long, and it can be for some people. But if you like to meet people and speak spanish or Portugues you'll enjoy it (like me!!). The boat is sometime far from the border of the river, and sometime close so you can or can't see o lot of things, but it stops in a few small lost cities (yes cities ! with no roads going to them!), and people are coming in while other are leaving the boat each time, so it's kind of animated. When i was there, there was colombians, Brazilians, europeans ... a big mix and i really spent good days speaking and drinking (a little bit! ). The boats have usually a few cabins too ("camarotes"), for 2 persons, if you wich to keep your things more secure or need more intimity, but it's twice or 3 times the hamoc class price. They all have bathrooms/toilets (with amazone water) and a bar with music on top. Food and water included, but drinks not. Better to drink mineral water too.
Note that you could cut your trip to Manaus in two parts (more or less equals) and go first to Téfé if you want to visit. Haven't been there, but there is some national reserves and probably good excursions too. Most of the boats stops there anyway so ... you just have to choose your destination in Tabatinga. Once in Manaus, you have to take another boat to continue, so you can also spend some time downtown. It's a nice city, swiming in Indian culture and modern in the same time (because of defiscalization lows). I loved it. From Manaus to Belem by plane : more or less 300 dollards again for 2 hours (more one of timezone change) or .... by boat: 5 days to Belem for again 100 dollards food included. But i think you should cut it in two and stop in Santarem (2.5 days) down on the Amazone river. It's a nice quiet city with nice beach on Tapajos rio "Alter do chao". Then you can easily take another boat to Belem (2-3 days) or Macapa (same duration).
Here : important notice : The PARINTINS CARNAVAL : If you are here at the end of June, you can't miss the " Bois de Parintins", an extraordinary Amazonian carnaval during 5 days in the Parintins Island (down 2 boat days on the Amazone river from Manaus). It's between MAnaus and Santarem so you can stop and continue after to Santarem. It's really incredible and beautifull and may be like the Rio carnaval (Yes i said it!!!) but with Indian touch. Really fantastique. Problem the city of Parintins is small and hotels booked sometimes one year before at really expensive prices! (may be 5 times the normal price and only for the 5 full days of carnaval, not less). If you are in Manaus a few days before, a lot of Amazone boats are stoping there usuals trips to go to Parintins island. You can then book a ticket to Parintins easilly. The price (30 dollards for the cheapers) include usually the return ticket Manaus -> Parintins -> Manaus and you can stay onboard at night to sleep in hamocs during the 5 days of the carnaval as the boats they there during all the carnaval time. Again, there are some cabins too, but with "carnaval special prices" the cheapest are ussually 100 dollards for one persone (this time) and until 400 dollards, for 5 days. If you are in Manaus in time you should go there by boat, sleeping on it, and then continuing to Santarem and Belem. Or you can also catch a plane from Parintins to Santarem and Belem, as i 've done (missing time) but it's more expensive too and you have to reserve early for the carnaval time.
Well, that's all i think. You have also a nice boat trip from Belem to Macapa and return (30 hours) witch goes throw MArajo Island and pass closed from the river border so it's easy too see the Indians small villages and houses.
If other questions, i am staying in touch. Personnaly i had done Iquitos -> Laeticia by plane, and Tabatinga -> Manaus by Boat, and Manaus -> Parintins by boat again ... and finished by plane until Belem. It does 7 days of boat. 5 days of Carnaval and the rest to visit the cities (laeticia, Manaus... Belem) and take plane. I visited Santarem on an other time coming from Macapa so i have travelled all the Amazone until Peru finally !
Christophe
Maroc en août: climat, transports et visites English translation pending
Bonjour,
J'envisage d'aller au Maroc au mois d'Aout et j'aimerais avoir des infos sur ce pays.
Quelles sont les villes à visiter? quelq'un connait Rabat, j'aimerais avoir plus precisement des informations sur cette ville...
J'aimerais connaitre les prix des taxis, des trains en general et de la nourriture... Quelles sont les specialitées? Est ce que vous etes tombés malade quand vous y etes allés?
Le climat au mois d'aout, comment est-il?
Merci d'avance pour toutes les infos pratiques que vous me fournirez.
J'envisage d'aller au Maroc au mois d'Aout et j'aimerais avoir des infos sur ce pays.
Quelles sont les villes à visiter? quelq'un connait Rabat, j'aimerais avoir plus precisement des informations sur cette ville...
J'aimerais connaitre les prix des taxis, des trains en general et de la nourriture... Quelles sont les specialitées? Est ce que vous etes tombés malade quand vous y etes allés?
Le climat au mois d'aout, comment est-il?
Merci d'avance pour toutes les infos pratiques que vous me fournirez.
Train Bombay-Diu English translation pending
Hello,
Nous allons à Bombay bientôt et je voulais savoir comment se rendre à Diu ( trajet en train, durée, etc ) et éventuellement si vous connaissiez des villles ou sites à voir sur la route, je ne connais pas du tout le Gujarat, peux t'on s'y baigner et où?
Merci de vos infos
Météo à Koh Samui en janvier English translation pending
Je pensais que c etait fini la pluie et malheureusement aujoud hui ca recommence. Les routes sont innondees surtout entre Bophut et maenam et que dire de Lamai mais pour avoir fait le tour de l ile, je peu vous dire que la mainroad est dans un etat 😕
D autre part, les sols n arrivent plus a pomper l eau et beaucoup de terrain sont innondes.
Je n avai encore jamais vue samui comme cela a pareil epoque.
Bye-bye🙂
D autre part, les sols n arrivent plus a pomper l eau et beaucoup de terrain sont innondes.
Je n avai encore jamais vue samui comme cela a pareil epoque.
Bye-bye🙂
Adresse e-mail ou fax de Mano Guest House à Luang Prabang English translation pending
Bonjour,
Je voudrais réserver une chambre pour 3 nuits à Mano GH (la "maison du bonheur") à Luang Prabang, mais j'ai l'impression qu'ils n'ont ni e-mail ni fax. Savez-vous comment je peux faire?
Merci.
Béata
Je voudrais réserver une chambre pour 3 nuits à Mano GH (la "maison du bonheur") à Luang Prabang, mais j'ai l'impression qu'ils n'ont ni e-mail ni fax. Savez-vous comment je peux faire?
Merci.
Béata
Information sur Midelt au Maroc English translation pending
salut à tous,
on pars dans 1 semaines au Maroc, et j'aimerai avoir votre avis sur Midelt. Cette ville au centre du Maroc vaut elle le détour ?? Pour y aller : bus ou taxi ? Quels prix ?
Merci d'avance pour les infos.
on pars dans 1 semaines au Maroc, et j'aimerai avoir votre avis sur Midelt. Cette ville au centre du Maroc vaut elle le détour ?? Pour y aller : bus ou taxi ? Quels prix ?
Merci d'avance pour les infos.
Agence pour les salar en Bolivie English translation pending
bonjour a tous!!! a ceux qui ont deja ete au salar ces derniers mois, y a t il une agence plutot qu une autre a prendre???? avez vous ete decu??? je ne sais pas quelle agence prendre, il y en a des bonnes...et des moins bonnes!!!
merci!!
merci!!
Maroc trois semaines cet hiver English translation pending
Bonjour.
je pars au maroc vers le 10 janvier pour une durée d' environ 3 semaines. J' aime les montagnes, les grands espaces et le contact avec la population locale. Avez vous des idées de parcours . Haut Atlas, anti atlas...?
Je cherche éventuellement un compagnon de voyage.
merci.
Etats-Unis: Traveller's chèques ou comptant? English translation pending
Une question sans doute mille fois posées !!!!
Les Traveller's chèques sont-ils réellement acceptés partout : supermarché, station service, camping, taxi....enfin bref, tout paiement possible ? Si quelquechose me coûte 42 $ et que je donne un TC de 50 $, me rendra-ton la monnaie dans toutes les circonstances ?
Ou bien faut-il proscrire les TC et se contenter du cash et de la credit card ?
Thanks for your help !
Les Traveller's chèques sont-ils réellement acceptés partout : supermarché, station service, camping, taxi....enfin bref, tout paiement possible ? Si quelquechose me coûte 42 $ et que je donne un TC de 50 $, me rendra-ton la monnaie dans toutes les circonstances ?
Ou bien faut-il proscrire les TC et se contenter du cash et de la credit card ?
Thanks for your help !
Retrouver ses chats après un tour du monde English translation pending
Bonjour à tous les anciens tourdumondistes,
Je laisse mes 2 p'tits chats chéris pour l'année de notre TDM en garde a un monsieur passionné par les félins, mais qui m'avertit que les chats ont peu de mémoire et qu'ils n'auront probablement plus aucun souvenir de nous dans 1 an...😕😕😕
Vous qui avez du laisser comme nous votre ou vos matous pour partir voir notre planete pendant une longue période, comment les avez-vous retrouver ??
merci de vos témoignages!!!
Je laisse mes 2 p'tits chats chéris pour l'année de notre TDM en garde a un monsieur passionné par les félins, mais qui m'avertit que les chats ont peu de mémoire et qu'ils n'auront probablement plus aucun souvenir de nous dans 1 an...😕😕😕
Vous qui avez du laisser comme nous votre ou vos matous pour partir voir notre planete pendant une longue période, comment les avez-vous retrouver ??
merci de vos témoignages!!!
Hébergement chez l'habitant ou petit hôtel pas cher à Marrakech English translation pending
Bonsoir,
Connaitriez vous sur Marrakech, un endroit où se loger, a un prix correct et dans un lieu au minimum de confort ?
Pour 3 ou 4 personnes adultes (sapeurs pompiers)
Merci d'avance, je suis preneur de tous les renseignements (Nous sommes en voiture)
Distributeur de monnaie (ATM) à San Pedro de Atacama au Chili English translation pending
Bonjour à tous
je cherche à savoir si on trouve un distribureur (atm) à ST-Pedro de atacama, ainsi que dans la ville de Uyuni et Sucre (Bolivie).
d'après mon guide il n'existe pas, on trouve uniquement un bureau de changeje cherche aussi quelques renseignement (que voir d'interessant sur les villes de la Serena (chili) et Sucre (BOLIVIE)est -ce que quelq'un a fait Uyuni-Sucre en bus Publique ou touriste ?
et enfin est-ce que les gens à Sucre parle anglais?ou uniquement l'espagnol.
merci de vos reponses et bonne fêtes de fin d'année
mafalda 🙂
Al-Qaeda Group déclare la guerre à la Thaïlande English translation pending
desolé le texte suivant est en anglais, AFP...mais information plutot importante (bien qu il faut toujours relativisé et rester ZEN 😉)
si les moderateurs souhaitent le supprimer, pas de soucis
texte repris ici :
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=52393&st=0
Militants threaten attacks on Southeast Asian governments
JAKARTA, Indonesia -- A militant group calling itself Al-Qaeda's Southeast Asian Division has threatened to attack regional governments, and lauds two notorious terrorist leaders as "tigers of Islam."
In a website posting seen Tuesday, the previously unknown group warned Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines to expect attacks on government, military and economic targets, and urged Muslims to avoid those locations.
"All the things that we will do are savage acts against humans who do not want to believe in Allah, " said the rambling 41, 000 word posting entitled a "declaration of war." "The swords of the holy warriors are always thirsty for your blood."
There was no way to know whether the group had the means to carry out the threats.
Militants belonging to the al-Qaeda linked Jemaah Islamiyah terror group have launched a string of bloody bombings on mostly Western targets in recent years in Indonesia and the Philippines. Thailand and the Philippines are battling Islamic insurgents in outlying regions.
Scores of its alleged Jemaah Islamiyah members have been arrested around the region.
"The world is changing, and the venue of holy war is getting greater, " the Malay-language posting said. "The war between Islam and the unbelievers is getting sharper."
Indonesian, Thailand and Malay police said they had no information about the site or the Malay-language posting, which was dated October 5 and had a Kuala Lumpur dateline.
"Even though we have never heard of this terrorist group, once it has made a threat via a Web site, we have to be cautious, " Thailand's National Intelligence Agency chief Gen. Jumpol Manmai said.
The statement refers to two of Asia's most notorious terror leaders -- Noordin Top and the recently slain Azahari bin Husin -- as "tigers of Islam" and urges Muslims to follow their path.
The two men, both Malaysians, are blamed for most of the bloodiest terror attacks in Southeast Asia, including the 2002 bombings on the Indonesian resort island of Bali. They are alleged to be key leaders of Jemaah Islamiyah.
The posting attacks Thailand for its crackdown on militants in the south of the country, quoting verses from the Muslim holy book to justify violence against soldiers there.
It also criticizes the secular government in mostly Muslim Malaysia, and apparently refers to events in October when suspicious packages were sent to several foreign embassies in Kuala Lumpur.
The statement said Muslim militants sent the packages -- which it claimed contained biological agents -- to missions of countries that are "the most active in waging war against Islam" and that they had promised "greater" attacks to come. Police said the packets were harmless.
Southeast Asia militants have used Web sites to threaten attacks or justify bombings before.
An Indonesian-language Web site only recently taken of the net by authorities gave instructions on how to assassinate foreigners in Jakarta.AP 2005-11-29
Militants threaten attacks on Southeast Asian governments
JAKARTA, Indonesia -- A militant group calling itself Al-Qaeda's Southeast Asian Division has threatened to attack regional governments, and lauds two notorious terrorist leaders as "tigers of Islam."
In a website posting seen Tuesday, the previously unknown group warned Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines to expect attacks on government, military and economic targets, and urged Muslims to avoid those locations.
"All the things that we will do are savage acts against humans who do not want to believe in Allah, " said the rambling 41, 000 word posting entitled a "declaration of war." "The swords of the holy warriors are always thirsty for your blood."
There was no way to know whether the group had the means to carry out the threats.
Militants belonging to the al-Qaeda linked Jemaah Islamiyah terror group have launched a string of bloody bombings on mostly Western targets in recent years in Indonesia and the Philippines. Thailand and the Philippines are battling Islamic insurgents in outlying regions.
Scores of its alleged Jemaah Islamiyah members have been arrested around the region.
"The world is changing, and the venue of holy war is getting greater, " the Malay-language posting said. "The war between Islam and the unbelievers is getting sharper."
Indonesian, Thailand and Malay police said they had no information about the site or the Malay-language posting, which was dated October 5 and had a Kuala Lumpur dateline.
"Even though we have never heard of this terrorist group, once it has made a threat via a Web site, we have to be cautious, " Thailand's National Intelligence Agency chief Gen. Jumpol Manmai said.
The statement refers to two of Asia's most notorious terror leaders -- Noordin Top and the recently slain Azahari bin Husin -- as "tigers of Islam" and urges Muslims to follow their path.
The two men, both Malaysians, are blamed for most of the bloodiest terror attacks in Southeast Asia, including the 2002 bombings on the Indonesian resort island of Bali. They are alleged to be key leaders of Jemaah Islamiyah.
The posting attacks Thailand for its crackdown on militants in the south of the country, quoting verses from the Muslim holy book to justify violence against soldiers there.
It also criticizes the secular government in mostly Muslim Malaysia, and apparently refers to events in October when suspicious packages were sent to several foreign embassies in Kuala Lumpur.
The statement said Muslim militants sent the packages -- which it claimed contained biological agents -- to missions of countries that are "the most active in waging war against Islam" and that they had promised "greater" attacks to come. Police said the packets were harmless.
Southeast Asia militants have used Web sites to threaten attacks or justify bombings before.
An Indonesian-language Web site only recently taken of the net by authorities gave instructions on how to assassinate foreigners in Jakarta.AP 2005-11-29
Devises pour Cuba English translation pending
J'aurais aimé savoir quelles devises emmené à Cuba, sachant que j'habite en France.
Où peut on efffectuer le change?
Merci
Merci
Caves des savons d'Alep en Syrie English translation pending
Salut,
Je voudrais aller visiter les caves des savons d'Alep en Syrie.
Les avez vous visitees? Comment trouve t'on les guides? Ou sont elles? Avez vous le plan d'Alep?
Merci de votre temps et de votre aide, Karine
Je voudrais aller visiter les caves des savons d'Alep en Syrie.
Les avez vous visitees? Comment trouve t'on les guides? Ou sont elles? Avez vous le plan d'Alep?
Merci de votre temps et de votre aide, Karine
Vols intérieurs au Chili English translation pending
Je cherche à savoir si qqun connait l'existance de vols aérien entre Santiago du chili et Copiapo et san pedro de atacama
Merci Lionel
Merci Lionel
L'A380 et les turbulences de silliage English translation pending
l'A380 va peut-etre avoir du plomb dans l'ailes cause des turbulence de silliage l'OACI a fait publier et
envoyer des recommandation que voici 🏴☠️...ça circule déja dans plusieurs forum aero
OACI Europe du 10 Novembre 2005:
European and North Atlantic Office 3 bis villa Emile Bergerat, 92522 Neuilly-sur-Seine Cedex, France
Reference : T 13/3 – 05-0661.SLG 10 November 2005 Subject : Wake vortex aspects of Airbus A380 aircraft
The ad hoc group of experts under the auspices of the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), EUROCONTROL, the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) and the manufacturer is currently developing guidance on wake vortex separation criteria for the A380. It is now anticipated that this guidance will be made available in early 2006. In the meantime, analyses and flight test data available to the group have raised concerns about horizontal and vertical wake turbulence spacing criteria for approach, landing, departure, and en route operations of the A380 relative to other aircraft.
Guidance is presented as follows:
1. Departure spacing: a) one additional minute to be added to all separations listed in Procedures for Air Navigation Services – Air Traffic Management (PANS-ATM, Doc 4444), paragraph 5.8, when an A380 is the leading aircraft; b) one additional minute to be added to the separation in PANS-ATM, paragraph 5.8.5. 2. Horizontal spacing: a) where both aircraft are established on final approach, 10 NM between an A380 and any other following aircraft; b) 15 NM minimum radar spacing for all other phases of flight, including enroute, between an A380 and all other aircraft operating directly behind at the same altitude or less than 300 m (1 000 ft) below. (See alsoparagraph 3 below.)
3. Vertical spacing: Vertical spacing guidance will not be completed for several months. There are indications, however, from the initial analysis of data that wake vortex from an A380 may be encountered by aircraft flying 300 m (1 000 ft) below at greater strengths than from current aircraft of the heavy wake turbulence category. Because it has not yet been possible to establish the level of hazard associated with these wake vortices, offset tracks or additional vertical spacing is advised until the final vertical spacing guidance has been established.
OACI Europe du 10 Novembre 2005:
European and North Atlantic Office 3 bis villa Emile Bergerat, 92522 Neuilly-sur-Seine Cedex, France
Reference : T 13/3 – 05-0661.SLG 10 November 2005 Subject : Wake vortex aspects of Airbus A380 aircraft
The ad hoc group of experts under the auspices of the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), EUROCONTROL, the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) and the manufacturer is currently developing guidance on wake vortex separation criteria for the A380. It is now anticipated that this guidance will be made available in early 2006. In the meantime, analyses and flight test data available to the group have raised concerns about horizontal and vertical wake turbulence spacing criteria for approach, landing, departure, and en route operations of the A380 relative to other aircraft.
Guidance is presented as follows:
1. Departure spacing: a) one additional minute to be added to all separations listed in Procedures for Air Navigation Services – Air Traffic Management (PANS-ATM, Doc 4444), paragraph 5.8, when an A380 is the leading aircraft; b) one additional minute to be added to the separation in PANS-ATM, paragraph 5.8.5. 2. Horizontal spacing: a) where both aircraft are established on final approach, 10 NM between an A380 and any other following aircraft; b) 15 NM minimum radar spacing for all other phases of flight, including enroute, between an A380 and all other aircraft operating directly behind at the same altitude or less than 300 m (1 000 ft) below. (See alsoparagraph 3 below.)
3. Vertical spacing: Vertical spacing guidance will not be completed for several months. There are indications, however, from the initial analysis of data that wake vortex from an A380 may be encountered by aircraft flying 300 m (1 000 ft) below at greater strengths than from current aircraft of the heavy wake turbulence category. Because it has not yet been possible to establish the level of hazard associated with these wake vortices, offset tracks or additional vertical spacing is advised until the final vertical spacing guidance has been established.
Billet d'avion Canada été 2006 English translation pending
Je viens de contacter 2 agences (MS et N. Frontières) + sites internet (expedia et vol-avion) pour un voyage dans les Rocheuses canadiennes en juillet-août prochain. Tous les prix semblent plus ou moins se recouper. En fait, je voudrais l'avis des habitués ! Est-ce que c'est maintenant qu'il faut se "dépêcher" d'acheter les billets soit-disant les moins chers pour cette période très demandée ? Ou bien il vaut mieux attendre encore un peu ?... (des fois que toutes les agences n'auraient pas encore négocié leurs contrats avec les compagnies aériennes ???). Sachant que j'ai des dates de congés imposées, à + ou - 10 jours.
J'attends vos lumières... Merci !
Bali: trajet aéroport-Ubud et îles Gili English translation pending
Salut à tous !
J'arrive à Bali le 6 décembre pour une escale de bien-etre et de rencontres de 2 semaines avant une aventure de 1 ou 2 ans en australie avec un visa vacances travail.
Je voulais connaitre le moyen le plus economique pour rallier Ubud depuis l'aeroport en arrivant (si c bus local style comme en Inde ça me plait bien, j'adore ces expériences 🙂) Et aussi, moi qui n'est jamais connu d'ile ni d'eau claire, j'ai entendu parler des iles gili, comment je pourrai y aller depuis Ubud ? Voilà, avec ces 2 destinations, j'en aurai assez pour 2 semaines, je préfere prendre mon temps en plus sauf peut etre un petit trek en montagne, mais vu l'epoque je sais pas si ça sera possible avec les pluies (enfin aucune idée, je verrai sur place je suppose ) Merci d'avance !
Have a Nice Way Poulos
J'arrive à Bali le 6 décembre pour une escale de bien-etre et de rencontres de 2 semaines avant une aventure de 1 ou 2 ans en australie avec un visa vacances travail.
Je voulais connaitre le moyen le plus economique pour rallier Ubud depuis l'aeroport en arrivant (si c bus local style comme en Inde ça me plait bien, j'adore ces expériences 🙂) Et aussi, moi qui n'est jamais connu d'ile ni d'eau claire, j'ai entendu parler des iles gili, comment je pourrai y aller depuis Ubud ? Voilà, avec ces 2 destinations, j'en aurai assez pour 2 semaines, je préfere prendre mon temps en plus sauf peut etre un petit trek en montagne, mais vu l'epoque je sais pas si ça sera possible avec les pluies (enfin aucune idée, je verrai sur place je suppose ) Merci d'avance !
Have a Nice Way Poulos
Compagnie Air Atlanta Icelandic English translation pending
je pars en Rep Dominicaine le 30.12.05, la cie qui doit assurer le voyage est STAR AIRLINES, mais ils ont affrèté air Atlanta icelandic, qui a déjà volé avec cette cie? je suis allée sur le site ailinequality.com/forum c'est tout en anglais!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hôtel à Santiago et vols intérieurs au Chili English translation pending
bonjour, quelqu'un aurait-il une bonne adresse a SANTIAGO ( j' ai ça RIO ou BUENOS-AIRES .....)un petit hotel sympa ? qui as deja pris des vols interieurs avec LAN CHILE achetes au CHILI (histoire de savoir s' ils sont moins cher qu' en France )en vous remerçiant.HUGUETTER
Quelle monnaie pour Cuba? English translation pending
Quelle monnaie doit on avoir pour se rendre à Cuba. Pensez vous qu'il soit possible de payer en Euros ? Merci d'avance.
Logement bon prix au Rajasthan en Inde English translation pending
Je Pars au Rajasthan en février, mon circuit Udaipur, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Delhi.
Cherche bonnes petites adresses, rapport qualité prix
Merci