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I'd be grateful if someone could post loadings for SYD-LHR QF1 on Wednesday 22nd March. Thanks in advance. Mrs Cat hoping for J to F...

Not much mention of Embraers in this thread. They're not uncommon...

Can't remember the details but I remember flying in a YS11 on a domestic flight in Japan in 1974...

Thank you very much!

I would be grateful if anyone could check the loading on QF1 Singapore to London on Thursday January 5, please. The flight leaving just before midnight. Thanks in advance.

A few examples that you won't find at 40,000 feet.

I reckon you would have a much better experience paying for J and then booking a really posh restaurant in London - Core by Claire Smith for example...

And there has been some astonishing misinformation posted by a so-called front-line health worker. Married to a geriatrician. Unbelievable...

I would appreciate if someone could check the loadings for QF1 on Tuesday 23rd August ex Sydney. Thanks!

You describe yourself as a frontline worker. This statement of yours makes me question your grasp of reality. How much time do you actually spend with patients actually taking a history and managing the problems being confronted by the patients suffering as a result of Covid? Or are you just a...

Well it might help if people like yourself who are keen to minimise the impact of the disease just take a moment to reflect on the fact that death is not the only price being paid by those struck down by an extremely unpleasant and often disabling condition. Yes, I get that the effect on...

What you choose to ignore is that this sort of clinical presentation was very uncommon prior to 2020. Cardiologists are seeing these patients every day now. They're not malingerers. The tabloid media has not been telling the story. But sure, continue to believe that Covid hasn't caused suffering...

Normal echo, so no. Clinically probably had pleuropericarditis. Vaccine associated myocarditis more likely in young males.

I saw a previously perfectly healthy lady in her 50s today. Avid bushwalker, no medications, non smoker. She contracted covid in January and has been struggling with chest pain and breathlessness until the last week or so. Only just able to return to part time work. Heart rate had been well over...

This was posted by a surgical colleague from Launceston on Facebook recently: "A recently widowed, depressed and run down elderly man came under me a few days ago unable to eat, having abdominal pain. The scan showed he had an obstruction of the colon from a tumour. Straightforward case on...

I also think that it has been extremely unhelpful that the issue has been politicised. This was the opening of parliament today. Draw your own conclusions...

Good to see so many on this forum confident in their belief that the threat of Covid has been completely over blown; comparing current death rates with previous 'flu epidemics and saying let's get on with our lives. Unfortunately the reality that I see in my daily work is rather different. I've...

Righto, off to find another echo chamber.

No one is being compelled to wear masks outside of health care settings, it seems. I choose to continue wearing a mask indoors in public. So do the majority of doctors I work with. Some have been infected, but I can't think of any who didn't catch it from their children. I haven't met anyone who...

Repeat a lie often enough and people will accept it as truth. Presumably you would be happy for surgeons to operate ungloved and unmasked...