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by qantas747
Tue Jan 16, 2024 12:10 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation - January 2024
Replies: 795
Views: 82402

Re: Australian Aviation - January 2024

Anyone know why a United 787 and AA 777 are at CBR today? Further to this, The Australian (paywall) has an article on this today. Apparently the aircraft were prevented from landing due to a technical issue with an Airservices air traffic control landing system. Both planes held for a while off the...

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by qantas747
Tue Dec 05, 2023 1:21 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - December 2023
Replies: 624
Views: 75546

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - December 2023

Edit: Futher thinking you could have QF operate PER-ADL-LAX and try and time it so that it meets the European flights( at least in one direction) Challenging though with the ADL curfew December timing indicative PER-ADL//ADL-LAX 0530-1050//1220-0820 0935-1455//1625-1225 LHR arrival 1225- 1355-1915//...

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by qantas747
Tue Dec 05, 2023 12:47 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - December 2023
Replies: 624
Views: 75546

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - December 2023

Well if PER is out of range than UA should start ADL :lol: I wouldn’t rule ADL completely out…UA have started CHC on a seasonal basis. PER is harder as you have to compete with CX, SQ and the ME airlines for US bound traffic. While a smaller city than ADL, CHC (or more accurately the South Island) ...

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by qantas747
Wed Sep 20, 2023 9:06 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: New Siem Reap Angkor Set to Open 16 October with Bangkok Airways as first carrier.
Replies: 11
Views: 4041

Re: New Siem Reap Angkor Set to Open 16 October with Bangkok Airways as first carrier.

Fascinating. Great to see the growth for both airports, however the extra travel distance is a bit of a turn off. Let's hope the light rail plan actually comes to fruition to help move travellers the longer distance as Cambodian roads tend to be famously congested and challenging. Both airports will...

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by qantas747
Tue Sep 12, 2023 12:43 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2023
Replies: 616
Views: 87313

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2023

Emirates is considering relaunching flights to Adelaide with the A350. https://www.executivetraveller.com/news/emirates-a350-routes-adelaide It will be great to see EK back in ADL. Interesting DRW was mentioned. OOL would be an interesting opportunity for them too (like CNS/CBR that others have men...

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by qantas747
Tue Sep 12, 2023 12:23 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2023
Replies: 616
Views: 87313

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2023

The last couple of weeks it's done 4 rotations per week to N.Z. and 3 per week to HKG. https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/vh-efr# It gets worked hard, though not as hard as during Covid. On the nights that the 763F is doing the HKG, often will send a freight only passenger a332 on a SYD-AK...

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by qantas747
Tue Aug 22, 2023 1:45 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - August 2023
Replies: 736
Views: 110391

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - August 2023

https://www.aeroroutes.com/eng/230822-qfns24intl A380 will be 6 weekly to JNB while SYD-LAX moves to an early evening departure. MEL-LAX up to 6 weekly A380. The change to an early evening departure is very interesting and most welcome! Along with increase on JFK, points to LAX being primarily O an...

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by qantas747
Sun Jun 11, 2023 11:15 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - June 2023
Replies: 776
Views: 114359

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - June 2023

As much as I would love to see the A359 in QF colours I think sticking with B789 in the same configuration as the current ones would be best. Flexability would be so much better and guarantees every widebody international route has Y+ fitted, which i'm a big fan of. With the introduction of those A...

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by qantas747
Tue Mar 07, 2023 3:03 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Singapore Airlines Group News and Discussion - 2023
Replies: 77
Views: 22744

Re: Singapore Airlines Group News and Discussion - 2023

In their earnings report mentioned SQ dropping service to Vancouver and exiting Canada again, while Scoot will drop Gold Coast. https://www.singaporeair.com/saar5/pdf/Investor-Relations/Financial-Results/SGXNET/bu-q3fy2223.pdf The dropping of OOL is interesting. I would have thought both inbound an...

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by qantas747
Tue Apr 06, 2021 10:49 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2021
Replies: 270
Views: 50025

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2021

Touching on the buy on board posts from the previous thread about VA. It really surprised me that they haven't taken a AirAsia esque style of pre-ordering meals when booking the ticket. That way they can offer a more comprehensive range while minimizing wastage. The tech is there to support it on t...

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by qantas747
Sat Apr 03, 2021 11:01 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2021
Replies: 270
Views: 50025

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2021

Touching on the buy on board posts from the previous thread about VA. It really surprised me that they haven't taken a AirAsia esque style of pre-ordering meals when booking the ticket. That way they can offer a more comprehensive range while minimizing wastage. The tech is there to support it on th...

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by qantas747
Mon Aug 17, 2020 11:37 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - August 2020
Replies: 387
Views: 60308

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - August 2020

They could do hourly in theory Not quite. An hourly service for MEL-SYD-MEL requires 4 aircraft and even then the tight turns mean the risk of knock-on delays will result in a terrible OTP performance problem. The same applies for SYD-BNE-SYD. A MEL-BNE-MEL service every 3 hours would require 2 air...

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by qantas747
Tue Jan 07, 2020 9:43 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Qantas Fleet Thread - 2020
Replies: 89
Views: 23511

Re: Qantas Fleet Thread - 2020

There will be a number of changes over the next 12 months as the additional 3 frames are added, but I am increasingly thinking that the final distribution 12 months from now will look not-dissimilar to the "option one" I posted in the December Australian Aviation thread. It really does se...

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by qantas747
Mon Jan 06, 2020 12:13 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Qantas Fleet Thread - 2020
Replies: 89
Views: 23511

Re: Qantas Fleet Thread - 2020

Therefore 5 days a week of 789 capacity could be used for a new service elsewhere. Perhaps to JNB or even YVR. There will be a number of changes over the next 12 months as the additional 3 frames are added, but I am increasingly thinking that the final distribution 12 months from now will look not-...

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by qantas747
Sat Dec 28, 2019 12:40 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - December 2019
Replies: 629
Views: 72723

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - December 2019

QF/JQ applied for additional 675 seats on DPS route from 28/4. Believe these new services will operate from BNE as additional 2x weekly flights, bringing JQ BNE-DPS to 9x weekly. Good to see them slowly expanding on route, BNE-DPS has exploded over past year. These new flights now bookable through ...

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by qantas747
Sun May 12, 2019 11:43 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - May 2019
Replies: 366
Views: 70567

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - May 2019

We have the land and resources it just needs to happen Actually, we dont. That corridor passes through dry Australian farmland - where is the water for these massive cities going to come from???? If youre talking about spreading the population, do it within the Wolongong-Canberra-Orange-Newcastle a...

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by qantas747
Sun May 12, 2019 8:36 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - May 2019
Replies: 366
Views: 70567

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - May 2019

People need to remember Syd-Mel is second busiest flight path in the world. It’s one of the most lucrative travel path in one of the most wealthiest countries. And people need to take in the effect that HSR will help to mitigate of our overcrowded cities. This is a project that can’t be simply judg...

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by qantas747
Tue May 07, 2019 2:58 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: QF SFO-SYD Transitions to 787-9 From December 4th 2019
Replies: 49
Views: 9416

Re: QF SFO-SYD Transitions to 787-9 From December 4th 2019

I wonder if there is a further announcement to come to balance SFO capacity. MEL already has 4pw. I wonder if BNE might get the other 3pw replacing the evening LAX flight....? Or perhaps ORD is on the radar?

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by qantas747
Tue May 07, 2019 2:51 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Qatar Airways "Prepped and ready to land soon from Doha to a new gateway."
Replies: 31
Views: 8415

Re: Qatar Airways "Prepped and ready to land soon from Doha to a new gateway."

There is a fairly strong rumour that they will announce Brisbane. I'm not sure I believe it as I haven't heard anything about the Australia-Qatar bilateral been amended (it is currently maxed out), but Brisbane would be a gateway (of sorts) to Queensland and therefore some of Australia's most popul...

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by qantas747
Mon Apr 15, 2019 9:46 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2019
Replies: 484
Views: 77546

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2019

Will YVR operate this summer? Perhaps as a 789 service? Potential for it to be extended to a year round service? I believe it’s only scheduled in DEC19 JAN 20 rather than June July this year. The current 789s probably don’t have enough Y seats for YVR, I’d say it will get a 744 this year atleast. T...

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by qantas747
Sat Mar 30, 2019 6:45 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - March 2019
Replies: 601
Views: 88774

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - March 2019

No. It would become BNE-LAX-JFK-LAX-BNE-PER-LHR-PER-BNE That is simply impossible. The timings do not work. In such a scenario it would rotate with QF55/56 (moved to an evening departure from BNE) or any hypothetical BNE-SFO etc, exactly like the schedule out of MEL. QF15 would have to remain a mor...

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by qantas747
Thu Mar 28, 2019 12:05 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - March 2019
Replies: 601
Views: 88774

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - March 2019

Qantas owns 4 pairs of slots 2 morning arrivals, 2 lunch time arrivals and departures with two evening departures. What times do you think we will see on SYD-LHR? Would it likely be evening departures and morning arrivals both ways to be premium heavy? Is it likely that QF will look to shuffle slots...

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by qantas747
Mon Jan 21, 2019 9:00 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - January 2019
Replies: 503
Views: 84940

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - January 2019

Announced last November, see https://www.ausbt.com.au/qantas-shakes-up-sydney-hong-kong-with-overnight-flights, and yes it's very strange that QF117 SYD-HKG leg is overnight but QF118 HKG-SYD leg is also overnight, so the aircraft spends all day on the ground. I would have thought that making QF118...

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by qantas747
Thu Jan 03, 2019 8:24 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - January 2019
Replies: 503
Views: 84940

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - January 2019

Today’s domestic legs of QF9/10 are being subbed by a 738, QF10 has been delayed to 1900 Such a poor passenger experience for those MEL pax, particularly J and W pax... I realise it must be unavoidable but surely better to sub an A330 at least or just cancel the MEL-PER leg and move them to other d...

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by qantas747
Mon Dec 17, 2018 10:30 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Qantas Fleet Thread 2018
Replies: 499
Views: 107811

Re: Qantas Fleet Thread 2018

Will QF have another top off order for 789'S in 2019 perhaps 4-6 or will the choose to order the 787J for asian routes? For narrow body orders I could see a split order of 737-8 Max and 321Neo's for higher demand routes. I can see a further topup order in 2019 for more 789s but I think they are bei...

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by qantas747
Fri Nov 09, 2018 8:29 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Why UA chose LAX-MEL over SFO-MEL?
Replies: 32
Views: 6444

Re: Why UA chose LAX-MEL over SFO-MEL?

I heard a rumour that UA was considering ADL. ADL is very keen to have a service to North America, so perhaps a SFO/LAX-ADL will beat a potential SFO-MEL?

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by qantas747
Sun Nov 04, 2018 4:22 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - November 2018
Replies: 338
Views: 53290

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - November 2018

For a full service carrier like QR, OOL wouldn't be great. Plus runway is not long enough to support fully loaded 77W and or A359/788. Yep - very true re runway length. They could do a tag though, like DOH/DXB/AUH - SIN - OOL. I think QR should consider this, because 1) they can't fly to BNE under ...

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by qantas747
Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:19 am
Forum: Travel, Polls & Preferences
Topic: Qantas future longhaul routes
Replies: 53
Views: 10006

Re: Qantas future longhaul routes

BNE-WLG nonstop would be good too. Is there scope to link a BNE-WLG service with the new B787 base in BNE to provide connectivity QF doesnt currently provide on the 2 x daily SYD-WLG or daily MEL-WLG? Definitely not a 787. If it happens it will be a 73H or JQ 320. But then again it's not a long hau...

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by qantas747
Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:09 am
Forum: Travel, Polls & Preferences
Topic: Qantas future longhaul routes
Replies: 53
Views: 10006

Re: Qantas future longhaul routes

I wonder what the A380 network will look like with project sunrise aircraft coming online and the introduction of more longhaul 789 routes. SYD-DFW seems to be a prime candidate for change (ie switch to a daily 789 SYD-DFW and a MEL-DFW daily) based on comments from AJ that its cheaper to operate 2 ...

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by qantas747
Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:51 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - October 2018
Replies: 352
Views: 54376

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - October 2018

QF9 PER-LHR is cancelled as well I suppose QF had to choose whether to cancel todays QF9/10 MEL-PER-LHR-PER-MEL or replace the MEL-PER-MEL legs with A330/737 and send VH-ZND back PER-LHR tonight which would effectively then cancel tonights QF95/96 MEL-LAX-MEL. October/November is traditionally fair...

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by qantas747
Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:37 am
Forum: Travel, Polls & Preferences
Topic: Qantas future longhaul routes
Replies: 53
Views: 10006

Re: Qantas future longhaul routes

Qantas can try SYD-BOM non stop or MEL-BOM . Although their 789s seem to have too many premium seats than what's required for Indian market as India-Australia isn't as large as India-USA . Still their a333s seem to have the perfect config for a route like SYD-BOM . Any chance of them doing so? Do t...

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by qantas747
Wed Oct 17, 2018 3:06 am
Forum: Travel, Polls & Preferences
Topic: Qantas future longhaul routes
Replies: 53
Views: 10006

Re: Qantas future longhaul routes

The Project Sunrise birds would be perfect for nonstop PER-LAX too. If there is enough high yield traffic, is there? Gemuser ADL is currently looking for their missing Nth American link. I could potentially see an ADL-LAX flight a couple times per week. Perhaps they start that in PER to provide the...

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by qantas747
Fri Sep 21, 2018 3:38 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2018
Replies: 630
Views: 77344

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2018

CX and QF announce a new codeshare covering Perth and Cairns Cathay flights, Cathay Pacific South East Asia and Subcontinent flights and Qantas domestic. https://www.qantasnewsroom.com.au/media-releases/cathay-pacific-and-qantas-codeshare-to-bring-australia-and-asia-closer/ Whilst I understand no c...

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by qantas747
Tue Sep 11, 2018 10:29 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2018
Replies: 630
Views: 77344

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2018

Interesting article on BlueSwan talking about the SQ changes to ADL and BNE. Highlighting a possible interest for SQ to use 737 max8s to increase frequency. http://blueswandaily.com/singapore-airlines-aircraft-changes-in-the-adelaide-and-brisbane-markets-the-good-and-the-bad/ I like the idea of doub...

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by qantas747
Tue Sep 04, 2018 9:04 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2018
Replies: 630
Views: 77344

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - September 2018

Speaking of TG what happened Thai Air Asia could they strike with reduced capacity? Could also be the case there is connecting traffic just not that high for Brissy? They were supposed to be getting some more A330s if I remeber right... I wonder of they would consider BKK-BNE. I think a LCC link co...

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by qantas747
Sat Sep 01, 2018 11:17 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Qantas PER-LHR reporting extremely high load factors, now QF’s most profitable route
Replies: 145
Views: 33410

Re: Qantas PER-LHR reporting extremely high load factors, now QF’s most profitable route

Has Perth-LAX been announced yet? It is only 300miles further than PER-LHR according to GCMAP. After London, Los Angeles must be the next most demanded long distance route from Perth. I often thought that maybe a 4pw PER-ADL-LAX could work, but agree there are other priorities that will come first....

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by qantas747
Fri Aug 03, 2018 11:17 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - August 2018
Replies: 660
Views: 78691

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - August 2018

EK have announced changes to MEL and BNE DXB-SIN-BNE will now leave at 2115 with a day flight SIN-BNE 1030ish - 1930 arrival in BNE The 2nd direct flight will now leave at around 0100 for a 2130. Cant remember the MEL flight change completely aside from that the SIN-MEL will now arrive MEL just aft...

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by qantas747
Fri Aug 03, 2018 8:30 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - August 2018
Replies: 660
Views: 78691

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - August 2018

EK have announced changes to MEL and BNE DXB-SIN-BNE will now leave at 2115 with a day flight SIN-BNE 1030ish - 1930 arrival in BNE The 2nd direct flight will now leave at around 0100 for a 2130. Cant remember the MEL flight change completely aside from that the SIN-MEL will now arrive MEL just afte...

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by qantas747
Wed Aug 01, 2018 8:45 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - July 2018
Replies: 641
Views: 72083

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - July 2018

https://bitre.gov.au/publications/ongoing/files/International_airline_activity_1805.pdf Data for (MEL)-PER-LHR in May: Pax: 13,397 Seats: 14,632 Load factor Total: 92% Load factor Outbound: 94% Load factor Inbound: 89% Pax originating from MEL: 26% Pax originating from PER: 74% Historic load factor...

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by qantas747
Mon Jun 25, 2018 5:14 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - June 2018
Replies: 482
Views: 53647

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - June 2018

The domestic passenger statistics for April 2018 have been released. Highlights include: Big increases on HTI and ROK routes as traffic returned to normal levels following Cyclone Debbie the year prior. A six percent increase in seats on MEL-SYD (the 85 percent load factor was maintained), which is...

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by qantas747
Mon Jun 04, 2018 10:47 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Qantas Fleet Thread 2018
Replies: 499
Views: 107811

Re: Qantas Fleet Thread 2018

A332 update. •-EBA through to -EBN will be modified to incorporate WiFi and cabins of -EBG and -EBL reconfigured to the standard domestic configuration.   •-EBO through to -EBV to undergo a cabin reconfiguration which includes the addition of 1 Tech Crew Rest facility and an extra lavatory in Busin...

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by qantas747
Mon Apr 16, 2018 9:27 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018
Replies: 643
Views: 66649

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018

QF would feed . . . nothing. It's not as a big a feeder hub as NZ would have, but it can hardly be said to be " nothing ." QF can feed the AKL - LAX flight, if the US DOT approves the AA-QF JV in the next few months (perhaps that approval is what QF is waiting for). Cheers, C. CBR-AKL wou...

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by qantas747
Mon Apr 16, 2018 8:00 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018
Replies: 643
Views: 66649

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018

I wouldn’t be surprised if QF added a sixth daily SYD-AKL possibly on an A330 to not fall to far behind capacity wise. As I said less fifth freedom capacity now than there has been for a while. Interesting to read QF are looking to codeshare on CI’s Tasman routes. How much slack does QF currently h...

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by qantas747
Mon Apr 09, 2018 1:37 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018
Replies: 643
Views: 66649

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018

A through flight number seems strange when you have qf9 and qf10 running through. The planned arrival time does make sense for a through flight for pax heading east. Perhaps the flight number would begin in BNE or SYD instead? Maybe even a cheeky ADL upgauge and provide an international flight from ...

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by qantas747
Mon Apr 09, 2018 2:09 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018
Replies: 643
Views: 66649

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018

Looks like QF may be about to announce a new route, Perth-Johannesburg https://www.routesonline.com/news/38/airlineroute/278015/qantas-files-one-way-johannesburg-perth-schedule-from-dec-2018/ Interesting. One could assume a 4pm ish departure from PER that gets into JNB by 9pm that night with a shor...

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by qantas747
Mon Apr 09, 2018 2:05 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018
Replies: 643
Views: 66649

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018

Looks like QF may be about to announce a new route, Perth-Johannesburg https://www.routesonline.com/news/38/airlineroute/278015/qantas-files-one-way-johannesburg-perth-schedule-from-dec-2018/ I'd have preferred a summer seasonal PER - CPT service, linking to BNE, SYD, MEL and the summer seasonal PE...

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by qantas747
Mon Apr 09, 2018 1:14 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018
Replies: 643
Views: 66649

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - April 2018

Looks like QF may be about to announce a new route, Perth-Johannesburg https://www.routesonline.com/news/38/airlineroute/278015/qantas-files-one-way-johannesburg-perth-schedule-from-dec-2018/ Interesting. One could assume a 4pm ish departure from PER that gets into JNB by 9pm that night with a shor...

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by qantas747
Wed Mar 14, 2018 12:53 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - March 2018
Replies: 593
Views: 66415

Re: Australian Aviation Thread - March 2018

So just having a little think about this PER-CDG rumour. Aside from QF doing the "smile" route (LAX/SFO-MEL-PER-LHRvv) for efficiency using 4 frames, I was having a think about how CDG could go daily with only 2 frames, and still be somewhat attractive. So, depending on what slots QF have ...

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by qantas747
Mon Feb 19, 2018 3:04 pm
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: EK launches daily AKL - DPS - DXB flight on 77W
Replies: 75
Views: 11188

Re: EK launches daily AKL - DPS - DXB flight on 77W

This is a great left field choice. I sippose key is what % of sales do they expect terminating in DPS. How many flights currently DXB DPS? Is this much of an increase. Frieght scenario is the same what is terminating/originating DPS? Definitely could really work for them I feel. Great stopover opti...

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by qantas747
Tue Feb 13, 2018 9:00 am
Forum: Civil Aviation
Topic: Australian Aviation Thread - February 2018
Replies: 729
Views: 70168

Q

[ I can see QF having daily flights out of Perth to LHR, CDG, FRA, JNB and BOM as you suggest. They would need to have seamless east coast connections to be entirely successful. I think we are getting carried away here as what that PER mini-hub is about to achieve. It will be the bridge to Europe d...

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