Peter wrote:
4000 can (on the mainland) be written as 4,000 but not as 4.000. So e.g. €4,000.23 is 4000 euros and 23 cents. 4.000 is meaningless.
In Croatia (and other Balkan countries) we write it exactly the opposite – 4 thousand is 4.000, 4 million is 4.000.000 and decimals go beyond coma, like this 4.000,23
This is 4 million in MS Excel with Croatian settings:
petakas wrote:
A charter with frequent visits is scheduled from Israel each June to September, so the Fuel personnel serve also GA with AVGAS at the said (NOTAM’ed) Period.
Anecdotally, that seems to be correct. Which is a fairly limited part of the year, particularly given that people like fly to Greece in spring and autumn, when it’s nice down there and cold up further north…
Anyway, AFAICS, the AIP does not reflect this and there is currently no NOTAM to say “no Avgas”…
No such thing as 3 decimal points on currency,
Sorry, incorrect… I’m currently in a very sandy country that does just that… 
