Quoting WestJetYQQ (Reply 8):

Adding 777-200 service from Toronto - Dubai 3x weekly, and Manchester 5x weekly!

The 5 new planes have been delivered.

CRJ700:
Business Class: 1-2 (pitch 33'', width 20''), 3 rows
Economy Class: 2-2 (pitch 31,5'', width 17,5''), 14 rows

A320-200:
Business Class: 2-2 (pitch 37'', width 20,5''), 7 rows
Economy Class: 3-3 (pitch 32'', width 18''), 15 rows

Airbus 340-600:
First Class: 1-2-1 (pitch 79'', width 22''), 2 rows
Business Class: 2-2-2 (pitch 60'', width 20''), 6 rows
Economy Class: 2-4-2 (pitch 32'', width 17,5''), 36 rows (notice last 4 rows are 2-3-2, at the middle economy lavatory we have 2-0-2)

Now the new routes.

CRJ700:
THF-STR
STR-THF(2x a day)

THF-NUE
NUE-THF(2x a day)

THF-GWT
GWT-THF (1x a day)

Airbus A320-200 no.1:
TXL-VIE
VIE-TXL (2x a day)

TXL-SVO
SVO-TXL (1x a day)

Airbus A320-200 no.2:
TXL-MAD
MAD-TXL (1x a day)

TXL-LIS
LIS-TXL (1x a day)

TXL-ATH
ATH-TXL (1x a day)

Airbus A340-600 no.1:
SXF-JNB
JNB-SXF (1x a day)

Airbus A340-600 no.1:
SXF-LAX
LAX-SXF (1x a day)

The President of Sunrise Airlines Felix Kaunat told the press, that the fleet of the Sunrise Commuter is nearly full now, but in Europe and the world many destinations will follow the new ones.

Here is the current route map:



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All aircraft ordered for flights from GIG have been delivered and are now in service.

5 Boeing 777-300ER have been ordered and will operate on the following routes: SFO-MNL(New route), SFO-HKG(2nd Daily service), SFO-BKK(2nd Daily service), GIG-JNB(New route), GIG-CDG(New route).

3 Airbus 320 have been ordered and will operate on the following routes: SFO-SLC, SFO-REN, SFO-BOI.

The airline is also in talks with Boeing for orders of 15 Boeing 787s.

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The new Asian hub has been announced. The new hub is:....HKG. Routes are to be announced in the coming days.

Alabama
Birmingham (Birmingham International Airport)
Dothan (Dothan Regional Airport)
Huntsville (Huntsville International Airport)
Mobile (Mobile Regional Airport)
Montgomery (Montgomery Regional Airport)

Arizona
Phoenix (Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport)

Arkansas
Fayetteville (Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport)
Little Rock (Little Rock National Airport)

California
Los Angeles (Los Angeles International Airport) HUB
Ontario (Ontario International Airport)
Sacramento (Sacramento International Airport)
San Francisco (San Francisco International Airport)
San Jose (San Jose International Airport)
Santa Ana (John Wayne Airport)
Connecticut
Hartford (Bradley International Airport)
Florida
Daytona Beach (Daytona Beach International Airport)
Ft. Walton Beach (Okaloosa Regional Airport)
Gainesville (Gainesville Regional Airport)
Ft. Lauderdale (Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport)
Key West (Key West International Airport)
Marathon (Florida Keys Marathon Airport)
Melbourne (Melbourne International Airport)
Naples (Naples Municipal Airport)
Panama City (Panama City-Bay County International Airport)
Pensacola (Pensacola Regional Airport)
Sarasota/Bradenton (Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport)
Tallahassee (Tallahassee Regional Airport)
Tampa (Tampa International Airport)

Delaware
Wilmington (New Castle Airport)

Georgia
Albany (Southwest Georgia Regional Airport)
Atlanta (Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Hub)
Augusta (Augusta Regional Airport)
Brunswick (Brunswick Golden Isles Airport)
Columbus (Columbus Metropolitan Airport)
Macon (Middle Georgia Regional Airport)
Valdosta (Valdosta Regional Airport)

Illinois
Bloomington (Central Illinois Regional Airport)
Chicago (Chicago Midway International Airport)
Peoria (Greater Peoria Regional Airport)

Indiana
Evansville (Evansville Regional Airport)
Ft. Wayne (Fort Wayne International Airport)
Indianapolis (Indianapolis International Airport)
South Bend (South Bend Regional Airport)

Iowa
Des Moines (Des Moines International Airport)
Kansas
Wichita (Wichita Mid-Continent Airport)

Kentucky
Lexington (Blue Grass Airport)
Louisville (Louisville International Airport)

Louisiana
Alexandria (Alexandria International Airport)
Baton Rouge (Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport)
Lafayette (Lafayette Regional Airport)
Monroe (Monroe Regional Airport)
Shreveport (Shreveport Regional Airport)

Michigan
Detroit (Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport)
Flint (Bishop International Airport)
Grand Rapids (Gerald R. Ford International Airport)

Minnesota
Minneapolis/St. Paul (Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport) FC

Mississippi
Gulfport/Biloxi (Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport)
Jackson (Jackson-Evers International Airport)
Meridian (Meridian Regional Airport)
Tupelo (Tupelo Regional Airport)

Nebraska
Omaha (Eppley Airfield)

Missouri
Kansas City (Kansas City International Airport)
St. Louis (Lambert-St. Louis International Airport)

Nevada
Las Vegas (McCarran International Airport)
Reno (Reno/Tahoe International Airport)

New Hampshire
Manchester (Manchester-Boston Regional Airport)

New Jersey
Atlantic City (Atlantic City International Airport)
New York
Albany (Albany International Airport)
Binghamton (Greater Binghamton Airport)
Buffalo (Buffalo Niagara International Airport)
Long Island/Islip (Long Island MacArthur Airport)
Newburgh (Stewart International Airport Starts May 7, 2007)
Rochester (Greater Rochester International Airport)
Syracuse (Syracuse Hancock International Airport)
White Plains (Westchester County Airport)

North Carolina
Asheville (Asheville Regional Airport)
Charlotte (Charlotte/Douglas International Airport)
Greensboro/High Point/Winston-Salem (Piedmont Triad International Airport)
Pinehurst/Southern Pines (Moore County Airport)
New Bern(Craven County Regional Airport)
Wilmington (Wilmington International Airport)

Ohio
Akron/Canton (Akron-Canton Regional Airport)
Cincinnati (Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport)
Cleveland (Hopkins International Airport)
Columbus (Port Columbus International Airport)
Dayton (Dayton International Airport)
Toledo (Toledo Express Airport)

Oklahoma
Oklahoma (Will Rogers World Airport)
Tulsa (Tulsa International Airport)

Oregon
Portland (Portland International Airport)
Pennsylvania
Allentown/Bethlehem/Appleton (Lehigh Valley International Airport)
Erie (Erie International Airport)
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (Harrisburg International Airport)
Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh International Airport)
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport)

South Carolina
Columbia (Columbia Metropolitan Airport)
Florence (Florence Regional Airport)
Greenville/Spartanburg (Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport)
Myrtle Beach (Myrtle Beach International Airport)

South Dakota
Sioux Falls (Sioux Falls Regional Airport)

Tennessee
Chattanooga (Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport)
Knoxville (McGhee Tyson Airport)
Memphis (Memphis International Airport)
Nashville (Nashville International Airport)

Texas
Austin (Austin-Bergstrom International Airport)
Corpus Christi (Corpus Christi International Airport)
Dallas/Ft. Worth (Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport)
Houston (George Bush Intercontinental Airport)
Killeen/Fort Hood (Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport)
McAllen (McAllen-Miller International Airport)
San Antonio (San Antonio International Airport)

Utah
Salt Lake City (Salt Lake City International Airport)

Virginia
Charlottesville (Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport)
Lynchburg (Lynchburg Regional Airport)
Newport News (Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport)
Richmond (Richmond International Airport)
Roanoke (Roanoke Regional Airport)

Washington, D.C. suburbs
(Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport)
(Washington Dulles International Airport)

Washington
Seattle/Tacoma (Seattle-Tacoma International Airport)

West Virginia
Charleston (Yeager Airport)

Bahamas
Exuma (Exuma International Airport)
Freeport (Grand Bahama International Airport)
North Eleuthera

Jamaica
Kingston (Norman Manley International Airport)
Turks and Caicos Islands
Providenciales (Providenciales International Airport)

U.S. Virgin Islands
Saint Croix (Henry E. Rohlsen International Airport)


Ontario
Ottawa (Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport)
Toronto (Toronto Pearson International Airport)

Quebec
Montreal (Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport)


Baja California Sur
La Paz (Manuel Márquez de León International Airport)
Loreto (Loreto International Airport)
Los Cabos (Los Cabos International Airport)

Coahuila
Torreón (Francisco Sarabia International Airport)


Colima
Manzanillo (Playa de Oro International Airport)

Guanajuato
León (Del Bajío International Airport)

Jalisco
Guadalajara (Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport) Nuevo León
Monterrey (General Mariano Escobedo International Airport) Quintana Roo
Cozumel (Cozumel International Airport)

Sinaloa
Culiacán (Federal de Bachigualato International Airport)
Los Mochis (Federal del Valle del Fuerte International Airport)
Mazatlán (General Rafael Buelna International Airport)

Sonora
Hermosillo (General Ignacio Pesqueira Garcia International Airport)

Yucatán
Mérida (Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport)

Zacatecas
Zacatecas (General Leobardo C. Ruiz International Airport)

all flights will be on our new E-175LR aircraft under the southeastern connection name with tail numbers N101SC-N300SC (200 a/c have been ordered

Routes from the new HKG hub have been announced. The routes are: HKG-LAX, LIM, YVR, PEK, NRT, TPE, PUS, ICN, BKK, PVG, BKK, SIN, KUL, DEL, BOM, DXB, AUH, ADL & MEL

Ordered Aircraft for flights from HKG
3 Airbus 340-500 LAX, YVR, LIM
2 Airbus 340-600 DXB, AUH
11 Boeing 777-200LR NRT, ICN, BKK, SIN, KUL, DEL, BOM, TPE, PUS, ADL, MEL
2 Airbus 320 PVG, PEK

All 5 Boeing 777-300ER have arrived and have been put on service.

Total Aircraft Stats (Not Ordered):
18x Boeing 777-200LR
14x Airbus 340-500
28x Airbus 330-300
8x Airbus 320
5x Boeing 777-300ER

=73 Aircraft

Big order for Sunrise Airlines! Following aircraft will be added to the current fleet

1x CRJ700
5x Boeing 737-800
1x Boeing 757-200
2x Boeing 767-300
5x Boeing 747-400

So the fleet of Sunrise Airlines will grow to 26 planes. Felix Kaunat explained that the profit of Sunrise Airlines was very good and the airline will be soon on every continent. Furthermore there will be a hub in the USA. Candidates are LAX, IAH, JFK and ORD.

A330-200 --- orders( 50x )
A330-300 5 (for sell)
A340-500 (5x on order)
A340-600 40 (25x on order)
717-200 300
737-700 100
737-800 200
737-900ER 50
747-400ER 50
757-200 150
757-200ETOPS 20
757-300 20
767-200ER 40
767-300ER 40
767-400ER 155
777-200ER 65(35 on order)
777-200LR 20(5 on order)
777-300ER 20(10 orders)
E-175LR 200

all on order for cargo opps.
50x 747-400ERF
50x 777-200LRF
50x 767-300ERF
50x A330-300F

More aircraft for extra frequencies on the American routes. 20 Airbus 330-200 will be ordered & 5 Airbus 320 have been ordered for American domestic. All current Boeing 777-200LR aircraft operating domestic routes will be transferred to international flights and interior.

New routes:

SFO-WLG (Boeing 777-200LR), SFO-MAD (Boeing 777-200LR), GIG-MAD (Boeing 777-200LR), HKG-PER (Boeing 777-200LR), HKG-DPS (Boeing 777-200LR), HKG-CGK (Boeing 777-200LR)

Route(s) to be retired:

SFO-XMN (Boeing 777-200LR*)

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The hub for Africa will be JNB. Routes from JNB will be: JNB-PER, DXB, AUH, SIN, GIG, CPT, CAI, LHR, FRA, CDG, MAD. All routes will be operated by Boeing 777-300ER which 10 have been ordered except for CPT to be operated by 2 ordered Airbus 320

Today the new planes have been delivered. The seat configuration for the CRJ700 and the 737-800s will stay the same. Here is the seat configuration for the new planes.

Boeing 757-200
Business Class: 2-2 (pitch 55'', width 20''), 4 rows
Economy Class: 3-3 (ptch 31'', width 17,2''), 27 rows (first row is 3-0)

Boeing 767-300
First Class: 2-1-2 (pitch 64'', width 20,5''), 2 rows
Business Class: 2-2-2 (pitch 55'', width 19''), 5 normal rows and 3x 0-2 or 2-0
Economy Class: 2-3-2 (pitch 32,5'', width 18''), 20 rows

Boeing 747-400
First Class (Upper Deck): 2-2 (pitch 90''-92'', width 21''), 4 rows
Business Class: 2-2 (first 5 rows), 2-3-2 (pitch 48'', width 19,7''), 13 rows
Economy Class: 3-4-3 (pitch 30-33'', width 17,5''), 29 rows

And now the new routes for the planes
CRJ700:
THF-FRA
FRA-THF (additional 2x a day)

THF-MUC
MUC-FRA (additional 2x a day)

THF-DUS
DUS-THF (additional 1x a day)

Boeing 737-800 no.1:
TXL-FCO
FCO-TXL (2x a day)

TXL-ZRH
ZRH-TXL (2x a day)

Boeing 737-800 no.2:
TXL-SVO
SVO-TXL (additional 2x a day)

TXL-MAD
MAD-TXL (additional 1x a day)

Boeing 737-800 no.3:
TXL-LHR
LHR-TXL (additional 1x a day)

TXL-OSL
OSL-TXL (2x a day)

TXL-ARN
ARN-TXL (1x a day)

Boeing 737-800 no.4:
TXL-PMI
PMI-TXL (2x a day)

TXL-LPA
LPA-TXL (1x a day)

Boeing 737-800 no.5:
TXL-DUB
DUB-TXL (2x a day)

TXL-CDG
CDG-TXL (additional 1x a day)

TXL-AMS
AMS-TXL (additional 1x a day)

Boeing 757-200:
TXL-IST
IST-TXL (2x a day)

Boeing 767-300 no.1:
SXF-DXB
DXB-SXF (1x a day)

Boeing 767-300 no.2:
SXF-JFK
JFK-SXF (1x a day)

Boeing 747-400 no.1:
SXF-YYZ
YYZ-SXF (1x a day)

Boeing 747-400 no.2:
SXF-SYD
SYD-SXF (1x a day)

Boeing 747-400 no.3:
SXF-NRT
NRT-SXF (1x a day)

Boeing 747-400 no.4:
SXF-GIG
GIG-SXF (1x a day)

Boeing 747-400 no.5:
SXF-LAS
LAS-SXF (1x a day)

The new base in the US will be surprisingly LAS! Soon some planes will be settled to manage the traffic for America and the Carribean. Also some destinations in India will be set.





[Edited 2007-02-20 16:27:34]

Aircraft Stats:

Aircraft In Fleet:
18x Boeing 777-200LR
14x Airbus 340-500
28x Airbus 330-300
8x Airbus 320
5x Boeing 777-300ER

=73

Aircraft On Order:
20x Airbus 330-200
10x Boeing 777-300ER
7x Airbus 320

=37

All aircraft in total=110

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The airline has decided on a new interior for all aircraft. Here is the interior for each aircraft.

Airbus 340-500
First Class: 12 Suites set in a 1x2x1 config in 3 rows. Seat able to recline to a full flat bed. 22" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Suite will feature: reading light, fold out dining table, wardrobe, 5 drink mini bar, door, service bell, mirror, power, massage enabled, draw with 40+ magazines in various languages, phone*
Business Class: 24 seats set in a 2x2x2 config in 4 rows. Seat able to recline to a full flat bed. 19" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, fold out dining table, cupboard, 4 drink mini bar, service bell, power, massage enabled, phone*
Economy Class: 280 seats set in a 2x4x2 config in ?? rows. Seat able to recline to 120 degrees. 15" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, PTV in armrest, service bell, power, phone*

Airbus 330-300 Domestic Interior
Business Class: 36 seats set in 2x2x2 config in 5 rows. Seat able to recline to 130 degrees. Audio IFE with 20+ channels and TVs infront of row 1 and above row 2 & 4. Seat will feature: fold out dining table, power
Economy Class: 299 seats set in 2x3x2 config with ?? rows. Seat able to recline to 120 degrees. Audio IFE with 15+ channels and TV's in every second row. Seat will feature: power.

Airbus 330-300 International Interior:
First Class: 8 Suites set in a 1x2x1 config in 2 rows. Seat able to recline to a full flat bed. 22" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, fold out dining table, wardrobe, 5 drink mini bar, door, service bell, mirror, power, massage enabled, draw with 40+ magazines in various languages, phone*
Business Class: 24 seats set in a 2x2x2 config in 4 rows. Seat able to recline to a full flat bed. 19" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, fold out dining table, cupboard, 4 drink mini bar, service bell, power, massage enabled, phone*
Economy Class: 263 seats set in a 2x3x2 config with ?? rows. Seat able to recline to 120 degrees. 15" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, PTV in armrest, service bell, power, phone*

Airbus 330-200
Business Class: 36 seats set in 2x2x2 config in 5 rows. Seat able to recline to 130 degrees. Audio IFE with 20+ channels and TVs infront of row 1 and above row 2 & 4. Seat will feature: fold out dining table, power
Economy Class: 257 seats set 2x3x2 config with ?? rows. Seat able to recline to 120 degrees. Audio IFE with 15+ channels and TVs in every second row. Seat will feature: power

Airbus 320
Business Class: 12 seats set in 2x2 config in 3 rows. Seat able to recline to 120 degrees. Audio IFE with 20+ channels and TVs infront of row 1 and above row 2 & 4. Seat will feature: power
Economy Class: 138 seats set in 3x3 config in ?? rows. Seat able to recline to 110 degrees. Audio IFE with 15+ channels and TVs in every second row.

Boeing 777-300ER
First Class: 16 suites set in 1x2x1 config in 4 rows. Seat able to recline to a full flat bed. 22" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, fold out dining table, wardrobe, 5 drink mini bar, door, service bell, mirror, power, massage enabled, draw with 40+ magazines in various languages, phone*
Business Class: 36 seats set in a 2x2x2 config in 4 rows. Seat able to recline to a full flat bed. 19" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, fold out dining table, cupboard, 4 drink mini bar, service bell, power, massage enabled, phone*
Economy Class: 334 seats set in a 2x3x2 config with ?? rows. Seat able to recline to 120 degrees. 15" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, PTV in armrest, service bell, power, phone*

Boeing 777-200LR
First Class: 12 suites set in 1x2x1 config in 4 rows. Seat able to recline to a full flat bed. 22" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, fold out dining table, wardrobe, 5 drink mini bar, door, service bell, mirror, power, massage enabled, draw with 40+ magazines in various languages, phone*
Business Class: 36 seats set in a 2x2x2 config in 4 rows. Seat able to recline to a full flat bed. 19" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, fold out dining table, cupboard, 4 drink mini bar, service bell, power, massage enabled, phone*
Economy Class: 257 seats set in a 2x3x2 config with ?? rows. Seat able to recline to 120 degrees. 15" PTV with our award winning AVOD IFE System = Global. Seat will feature: reading light, PTV in armrest, service bell, power, phone*

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Global International Airways is also in consideration of a new livery.

Sunrise Airlines will get 4 new planes:
2 Boeing 757-300
1 Boeing 737-700
1 Airbus A318

They'll be delivered soon.

All aircraft orders have arrived and been put on service.

New a/c are delivered

Seats Boeing 757-300:
First Class: 2-1 (pitch 57'', width 28''), 2 rows
Business Class: 2-2 (pitch 38'', width 20,75''), 3 rows
Economy Class: 3-3 (pitch 32'', width 17,2''), 33 rows

Seats Boeing 737-700:
Business Class: 2-2 (pitch 38'', width 21''), 3 rows
Economy Class: 3-3 (pitch 31'', width 17,2''), 19 rows

Routes:
Boeing 757-300 no.1:
SXF-DEL
DEL-SXF (1x a day)

Boeing 757-300 no.2:
SXF-BOM
BOM-SXF (1x a day)

Boeing 737-700:
LAS-JFK
JFK-LAS (1x a day)

LAS-LAX
LAX-LAS (2x a day)

LAS-IAH
IAH-LAS (1x a day)

Airbus A318:
LAS-SEA
SEA-LAS (1x a day)

LAS-YYZ
YYZ-LAS (2x a day) via ORD

A little order:
1x Boeing 757-200
1x Boeing 777-300

SYD will become the Oceanic hub for the airline. This new addition of hub to the airline means there is only Europe to hub. SYD will have services to: ADL, MEL, CBR, Hobart, BNE, CNS, PER, ASP, DRW, AKL, CHC, WEL, HNL, DPS, CGK, SIN, KUL, TPE, HKG, ICN, NRT, LAX, SFO using Boeing 777-200LR/300ER, Airbus 340-500/320 aircraft.

Planes ordered:

17x Airbus 320
3x Airbus 340-500
3x Boeing 777-300ER
4x Boeing 777-200LR

Again due to advance scheduling reasons we have made an order for 16 more 767 and the two which we already in service have been configured to domestic configuration

New Destinations include

Dhaka
Kathmandu
Colombo
Karachi
Lahore
Islamabad
Amritsar
Ahemdabad
Bangalore
Madras
Combiatore
Kolkata
Kochi
Trivandrum

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Air Gupta has announced we will start operating more 767s from GOI for the fast expanding market there

Destinations include
Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
Bangkok
Jakarta
Perth
Melborune
Sydney
Brisbane
Adeliade
London
Zurich
Frankfurt
Dhaka
Kathmandu
Los Angeles
New York
Toronto
Vancouver
and some more

Regards

Now we have the new planes:

Boeing 757-200:
LAS-SXM
SXM-LAS (1x a day)

Boeing 777-300:
LAS-SXF
SXF-LAS (additional 1x a day)

Rather than 767 we have ordered 777-200LR (20) for services out of GOI

Sydney
Brisbane
Adeliade
London
Zurich
Frankfurt
Dhaka
Kathmandu
Los Angeles
New York
Toronto
Vancouver
Singapore
Perth
Bangkok
Kuala Lumpur
Melbourne

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We have also opened four new lounges in GOI and 1 new lounge in DEL.

For GOI

Palace Business
For all Business Class passengers
For all economy class passengers holding Hindustani Club Gold membership

Palace First
For all First Class Passengers
For all our Solitaire members travelling in Economy class
For all our Gold members travelling in Business class

Hindustani Club Lounge
For all First Class Passengers with a Hindustani Club Gold Membership
For all Business and First class passengers with Hindustani Solitaire Membership

and

Red Lounge
A small lounge catered for all our Red members for travelling in Economy
We have also made an agreement with all domestic airlines operating in GOI,
that they will use this lounge for their business class pax

In DEL

Red Lounge
A small lounge catered for all our Red members for travelling in Economy
We have also made an agreement with all domestic airlines operating in GOI,
that they will use this lounge for their business class pax

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Its next hub will be Bangalore and Paris

Regards
Ag92

After I follow this games for quite a moment. I feel that there is an abundant, if we use 772LR, for the routes that we can use 772, or 772ER. Do you guys feel it?


w3ndy

Quoting W3ndytj4n (Reply 68): After I follow this games for quite a moment. I feel that there is an abundant, if we use 772LR, for the routes that we can use 772, or 772ER. Do you guys feel it?

Are you saying that we should not be able to use 772LR for routes we can use 772 or 772ER

Well if thats the case, its like saying SQ shouldnt use 772 on their SIN - KUL, when they could be used for other routes. The whole idea is to create an airline and manage it as freely as you want

Regards
Ag92  

Oops, no offense please. Ok, if u take SQ flight KUL to SIN, with 777, when 737 can be used. We are having different size of aircraft, when we use 777, we can feed more people. But if in this game, we are using 772LR, instead of 772, or 772ER, which are having the same size. We can fit the same amount of human in that two plane.

W3ndy

Quoting W3ndytj4n (Reply 70): Oops, no offense please. Ok, if u take SQ flight KUL to SIN, with 777, when 737 can be used. We are having different size of aircraft, when we use 777, we can feed more people. But if in this game, we are using 772LR, instead of 772, or 772ER, which are having the same size. We can fit the same amount of human in that two plane.

Didnt mean to cause so much trouble, but the case is that sometimes these could be flights to use up the time on the ground. One famous person said that the airline only makes money if the aircraft is in the air, never on the ground. So my personal aim is to keep their ground time to 1.5 hours at maximum thus I will use the 773ER on a 35 minute route. DEL - ATQ, just to inform there is quite a market out in India for that route

Regards
Ag92

Ok, so how about the 772LR? I jus wan to know ur reason, I am not against u.

w3ndy

Quoting W3ndytj4n (Reply 72): Ok, so how about the 772LR? I jus wan to know ur reason, I am not against u.

I know you are not, you are just questioning my motives  

Well same thing, 772LR for any route really. One convenience of choosing 2 or less different types of aircraft is that one can easily have a plane change, thus I thought why not do GOI as a 772LR only destination, so plane changes will not be difficult

Regards
Ag92 

Ok. But if in the real world, we are advised not to use 772LR for routes that can be served by 772ER or 772, because the price of the plane and the fuel consumption. As for 772LR, the price of the plane is higher, and burn more fuel. Correct me if i am wrong.

w3ndy

Quoting W3ndytj4n (Reply 74): Ok. But if in the real world, we are advised not to use 772LR for routes that can be served by 772ER or 772, because the price of the plane and the fuel consumption. As for 772LR, the price of the plane is higher, and burn more fuel. Correct me if i am wrong.

Personally I am just having some fun. As a teenager I can dream cant I?
To your question would that also go with SQ using B773ER for SIN - HKG?

Regards
Ag92

New Lounges for Sunrise Airlines at two american airports!

LAS Executive Lounge:
- easy chairs and loungers
- big buffet with food from all over the world (also kosher food)
- a lot of alcoholic (limit) and non alcoholic drinks
- poker and roulette tables

IAH Executive Lounge:
- easy chairs and loungers
- big buffet with food from all over the world (also kosher food)
- a lot of alcoholic (limit) and non alcoholic drinks

All aircraft orders have been delivered and have started to services from the new base of SYD.

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5 lounges will be built in each hub and soon will be one at every destination. There will be a lounge for each class of travel: First Club for first class passengers, Business Comfort Lounge for business class pax and Tourist Lounge for all economy pax.

The lounges plan to be completed soon.

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The battle is now on between each of the european destinations to become a hub. LHR has promised to build a new terminal for the airline, CDG has promised state of art facilities and new terminal, FRA and MAD have not promised anything as of yet.

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NEW ROUTES
HKG-MAD 772LR
HKG-CDG 773ER
SYD-SIN-LHR 345
SYD-BKK-AUH 345
SYD-BKK-DXB 346
SYD-DXB 773ER
SYD-AUH 345
SYD-AUH-MAD 773ER

All new routes will have the aircraft for that route ordered.

Aircraft Stats: (Not ordered)

33x 772LR
20x 345
28x 333
46x 320
28x 773ER
2x 346
20x 332

=175

Aircraft on Order:
1x 772LR
3x 773ER
3x 345
1x 346

=8

Quoting Ag92 (Reply 75): B773ER for SIN - HKG

On which flight number, Singapore Airline operates it?

w3ndy

An additional 3x Boeing 777-300ER will be ordered and operate on extra frequency routes.

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Extra Frequencies:

SFO-HKG 3rd daily service w/773ER
SFO-SIN 2nd daily service w/773ER via TPE
SFO-AKL 2nd daily service w/773ER via HNL

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The airline is still in the decision for the european hub. The top three cities for the hub are LHR, CDG, FRA. A vote will decide the hub.

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NEW ROUTES
SFO-MAN 773ER
ATL-MAN 772LR
JFK-MAN 772LR
SLC-MAN 772LR
JFK-LIM 333
JFK-JNB 346
LHR-CDG 320 332
LHR-FRA 320 332
LHR-AUH-HKG 345
FRA-AUH 345
AUH-FCO 345
ATL-FCO-DXB 772LR
HKG-MAN 773ER
HKG-MAN-JFK 772LR
HKG-CDG-SFO 345
SYD-BKK-LHR 345
SYD-HKT 772LR
These new routes will expand European destinations, with the new addition of MAN. The aircraft for the route might change as soon as these routes have been given approval.

To other simmers, can you give me some of your opinion about my question?

Quoting W3ndytj4n (Reply 68): After I follow this games for quite a moment. I feel that there is an abundant, if we use 772LR, for the routes that we can use 772, or 772ER. Do you guys feel it?

w3ndy

Quoting W3ndytj4n (Reply 79): On which flight number, Singapore Airline operates it?

If I remember correctly it is SQ 861/2

Regards
Ag92

We are getting a lot of new planes!

4x Embraer 190
5x Airbus 320-200
4x Boeing 737-700
2x Airbus 340-600
1x Boeing 747-400

New Asian hub will be BKK!

Our fleet:
2x Embraer 190 (4 ordered)
2x CRJ700
2x Airbus 318
1x Boeing 737-700 (4 ordered)
2x Airbus 320-200 (5 ordered)
6x Boeing 737-800
2x Boeing 757-200
2x Boeing 757-300
2x Boeing 767-300
3x Boeing 777-300
2x Airbus 340-600 (2 ordered)
5x Boeing 747-400 (1 ordered)

Of course Sunrise Europe won't be Sunrise Europe in America and Asia, but Sunrise America and Sunrise Asia.

To w3ndy: of course it is not realistic or logical to take a LR instead of a normal 777 in such a short way, but hey, it is only a game and games don't have to be realistic, so don't care about it.

All aircraft orders have been delivered and been put into service.

Quoting QantasA333 (Reply 80): NEW ROUTES SFO-MAN 773ER ATL-MAN 772LR JFK-MAN 772LR SLC-MAN 772LR JFK-LIM 333 JFK-JNB 346 LHR-CDG 320 332 LHR-FRA 320 332 LHR-AUH-HKG 345 FRA-AUH 345 AUH-FCO 345 ATL-FCO-DXB 772LR HKG-MAN 773ER HKG-MAN-JFK 772LR HKG-CDG-SFO 345 SYD-BKK-LHR 345 SYD-HKT 772LR

All routes have been give approval to service.
Here are the aircraft to be ordered for these routes:

2x Boeing 773ER
6x Boeing 772LR
1x Airbus 333
1x Airbus 346
2x Airbus 332
2x Airbus 320
5x Airbus 345

All 19 ordered aircraft have been delivered and been put into service.

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The hub for Europe will be FRA because of its central location in Europe and promised new terminal for the airline. Operations at FRA will be bigger than SFO, which is why there will be a terminal being built for the airline. Already FRA has these routes: FRA-SFO, FRA-AUH and FRA-LHR.

FRA will have services to: MAN, DUB, CDG, MAD, FCO, CPH, HEL, ARN, ATH, VIE, LHR, MIL and BCN using 320 aircraft. AUH, SFO, LAX, DFW and JNB using 345 aircraft. SIN, HKG, BKK, ICN, NRT, SYD via SIN, MEL, via SIN and ADL via BKK using 346 aircraft. JFK, ATL, MIA, IAH, DEN, SLC, CVG, ORD, MSP and YVR using 773ER aircraft. CPT and DEL using 772LR aircraft.

New planes are delivered and put into service

Embraer 190 no.1:
THF-FKB
FKB-THF (1x a day)

THF-GWT
GWT-THF(additional 2x a day)

THF-FRA
FRA-THF (additional 1x a day)

Embraer 190 no.2:
LAS-SFO
SFO-LAS (3x a day)

LAS-SAN
SAN-LAS (1x a day)

Embraer 190 no.3:
LAS-PHX
PHX-LAS (2x a day)

LAS-DEN
DEN-LAS (2x a day)

Embraer 190 no.4:
BKK-PNH
PNH-BKK (2x a day)

BKK-SGN
SGN-BKK (2x a day)

Airbus 320-200 no.1:
TXL-MAN
MAN-TXL (2x a day)

TXL-PIK
PIK-TXL (2x a day)

Airbus 320-200 no.2:
LAS-ATL
ATL-LAS (2x a day)

LAS-MIA
MIA-LAS (1x a day)

Airbus 320-200 no.3:
LAS-DFW
DFW-LAS (2x a day)

LAS-MSP
MSP-LAS (2x a day)

Airbus 320-200 no.4:
BKK-KUL
KUL-BKK via SIN (3x a day)

Airbus 320-200 no.5:
BKK-HKG
HKG-BKK (2x a day)

BKK-MNL
MNL-BKK (1x a day)

Boeing 737-700 no.1:
TXL-WAW
WAW-TXL (2x a day)

TXL-BOJ
BOJ-TXL (1x a day)

Boeing 737-700 no.2:
LAS-KIN
KIN-LAS via HAV (1x a day)

Boeing 737-700 no.3:
LAS-MEX
MEX-LAS (2x a day)

Boeing 737-700 no.4:
BKK-CGK
CGK-BKK (2x a day)

Airbus A340-600 no.1:
LAS-BKK
BKK-LAS (1x a day)

Airbus A340-600 no.2:
SXF-BKK
BKK-SXF (additional 1x a day)

Boeing 747-400:
LAS-DXB
DXB-LAS (1x a day)

2x Boeing 757-300
1x Boeing 767-300
will soon link Bangkok with India and Dubai.

we will turn LGW into a hub with a new Terminal(50 gate) and 5 MX hangars
this will not be mainline flights it will be SE Europe flights (owned by Southeastern INC.)

we will fly to
Angola
Luanda (Quatro de Fevereiro Airport)
Egypt
Cairo (Cairo International Airport)
Kyrgyzstan
Bishkek (Manas International Airport)
Uzbekistan
Tashkent (Yuzhny Airport)
China, People's Republic of
Beijing (Beijing Capital International Airport)
Guangzhou (Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport) (Starts March 25, 2007)
Hong Kong (Hong Kong International Airport)
Shanghai (Shanghai Pudong International Airport)
Japan
Tokyo (Narita International Airport)
Korea, Republic of
Seoul (Incheon International Airport)
Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar (Chinggis Khaan International Airport)
India
Delhi (Indira Gandhi International Airport)
Mumbai (Chatrapati Shivaji International Airport)
Thailand
Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi Airport)
Vietnam
Hanoi (Noi Bai International Airport)
Armenia
Yerevan (Zvartnots International Airport)
Azerbaijan
Baku (Heydar Aliyev International Airport)
Georgia
Tbilisi (Tbilisi International Airport)
Iran
Tehran (Mehrabad International Airport)
Lebanon
Beirut (Rafic Hariri International Airport)
Saudi Arabia
Jeddah (King Abdul Aziz International Airport)
Syria
Damascus (Damascus International Airport)
United Arab Emirates
Dubai (Dubai International Airport)
Bulgaria
Sofia (Sofia Airport)
Czech Republic
Karlovy Vary
Prague (Ruzynì International Airport)
Hungary
Budapest (Budapest Ferihegy International Airport)
Poland
Warsaw (Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport)
Romania
Bucharest (Henri Coandã International Airport)
Russia
Adler/Sochi (Adler-Sochi International Airport)
Anapa (Vityazevo Airport)
Astrakhan (Narimanovo Airport)
Barnaul (Barnaul Airport)
Irkutsk (Irkutsk International Airport)
Kaliningrad (Khrabrovo Airport)
Kemerovo (Kemerovo Airport)
Khabarovsk (Khabarovsk Novy Airport)
Krasnodar (Pashkovsky Airport)
Krasnoyarsk (Krasnoyarsk Yemelyanovo Airport)
Magadan (Sokol Airport)
Mineralnye Vody (Mineralnye Vody Airport)
Moscow (Sheremetyevo International Airport)
Nizhnevartovsk (Nizhnevartovsk Airport)
Novosibirsk (Novosibirsk Tolmachevo Airport)
Omsk (Tsentralny Airport)
Perm(Bolshoye Savino Airport)
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Airport)
Samara (Samara Kurumoch Airport)
St. Petersburg (Pulkovo Airport)
Tyumen (Roschino Airport)
Ufa (Ufa Airport)
Vladivostok (Vladivostok International Airport)
Volgograd (Gumrak Airport)
Yekaterinburg (Koltsovo International Airport)
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Airport)
Ukraine
Dnipropetrovsk (Dnipropetrovsk International Airport)
Kiev (Boryspil State International Airport)
Simferopol (Simferopol Airport)
Denmark
Copenhagen (Copenhagen Airport)
Finland
Helsinki (Helsinki-Vantaa Airport)
Latvia
Riga (Riga International Airport)
Norway
Oslo (Oslo Airport)
Sweden
Stockholm (Stockholm-Arlanda Airport)
United Kingdom
LGW (HUB)
Croatia
Zagreb (Zagreb Airport)
Cyprus
Larnaca (Larnaca International Airport)
Greece
Athens (Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport)
Italy
Milan (Malpensa International Airport)
Rome (Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport)
Venice (Marco Polo International Airport)
Serbia
Belgrade (Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport)
Spain
Barcelona (Barcelona International Airport)
Madrid (Madrid Barajas International Airport)
Málaga (Pablo Rúiz Picasso International Airport) (Starts in late March 2007)
Turkey
Antalya (Antalya Airport)
Istanbul (Ataturk International Airport)
Austria
Vienna (Vienna International Airport)
Belgium
Brussels (Brussels Airport)
France
Nice (Côte d'Azur International Airport)
Paris (Charles de Gaulle International Airport)
Germany
Berlin (Schönefeld International Airport)
Düsseldorf (Düsseldorf International Airport)
Frankfurt (Frankfurt International Airport)
Hamburg (Hamburg Airport)
Hanover (Hanover/Langenhagen International Airport)
Munich (Munich International Airport)
Netherlands
Amsterdam (Amsterdam Schiphol Airport)
Switzerland
Geneva (Cointrin International Airport)
Zurich (Zurich International Airport)

they fleet will be 767-200ER A/C

New routes from FRA have been approved and these aircraft ordered for them:

20 Airbus 320
4 Airbus 345
8 Airbus 346
10 Boeing 773ER
2 Boeing 772LR

Global International Airways is losing money rapidly and will turn out to go bankrupt unless we have a great miracle. If the airline goes bankrupt the airline will sold to Emirates or Singapore Airlines depending on the highest bidder.

An order for 100 772L have been ordered by Air Paris a subsidy of Hindustani Airlines

The routes will be the following (North and South America)
JFK (3 daily with 3 aircraft)

0700 – CDG – JFK – 0825
1000 – JFK – CDG – 2225

0000 – CDG – JFK – 0125
0300 – JFK – CDG – 1525

1700 – CDG – JFK – 1825
2000 – JFK – CDG – 0825

LAX (5 daily with 5 aircraft)

0700 – CDG – LAX – 0900
1100 – LAX – CDG – 0700

1100 – CDG – LAX – 1300
1500 – LAX – CDG – 1100

1400 – CDG – LAX – 1600
1800 – LAX – CDG – 1400

1800 – CDG – LAX – 2000
2200 – LAX – CDG – 1800

2000 – CDG – LAX – 2200
0000 – LAX – CDG – 2000

IAD (3 daily with 3 aircraft)

0300 – CDG – IAD – 0500
0800 – IAD – CDG – 2200

0830 – CDG – IAD – 1030
1230 – IAD – CDG – 0230

2100 – CDG – IAD – 2300
0230 – IAD – CDG – 1630


Boston (4 daily with 4 aircraft)

0900 – CDG – BOS – 1000
1200 – BOS – CDG – 0100

0430 – CDG – BOS – 0530
0730 – BOS – CDG – 2030

2230 – CDG – BOS – 2330
0130 – BOS – CDG – 1430

1700 – CDG – BOS – 1800
2000 – BOS – CDG – 0900

Chicago (4 daily with 4 aircraft)

0630 – CDG – ORD – 0800
1030 – ORD – CDG – 0200

1200 – CDG – ORD – 1330
1600 – ORD – CDG – 0730

1600 – CDG – ORD – 1730
2000 – ORD – CDG – 1130

2100 – CDG – ORD – 2230
0100 – ORD – CDG – 1630

San Francisco (5 daily with 5 aircraft)

0900 – CDG – SFO – 1100
1300 – SFO – CDG – 0900

1300 – CDG – SFO – 1500
1700 – SFO – CDG – 1300

1600 – CDG – SFO – 1800
2000 – SFO – CDG – 1600

2000 – CDG – SFO – 2200
0000 – SFO – CDG – 2000

2200 – CDG – SFO – 0000
0200 – SFO – CDG – 2200


Rio De Janeiro (1 daily with 1 aircraft)

0000 – CDG – GIG – 0630
0900 – GIG – CDG – 2330

Buenos Aires (1 daily with 1 aircraft)

0200 – CDG – EZE – 1100
1300 – EZE – CDG – 0600

Detroit (3 daily with 3 aircraft)

0800 – CDG – DTW – 0930
1100 – DTW – IAD – 0030

2100 – CDG – DTW – 2230
0100 – DTW – CDG – 1430

1700 – CDG – DTW – 1830
2100 – DTW – IAD - 1030

Philadelphia (2 daily with 2 aircraft)

0300 – CDG – PHL – 0500
0730 – PHL – CDG – 2130

1300 – CDG – PHL – 1500
1700 – PHL – CDG – 0700

Atlanta (2 daily with 2 aircraft)

0200 – CDG – ATL – 0500
0700 – ATL – CDG – 2200

0820 – CDG – ATL – 1120
1420 – ATL – CDG - 0520

Montreal and Halifax (2 daily with 2 aircraft)

2000 – CDG – YHZ – 2200
2330 – YHZ – YUL – 2359
0200 – YUL – CDG – 1500

0735 – CDG – YUL – 0835
1000 – YUL – YHZ – 1230
1500 – YHZ – CDG - 0230

Seattle and Houston (2 daily with 2 aircraft)

0900 – CDG – SEA – 0930
1100 – SEA – CDG – 0530

0800 – CDG – IAH – 1100
1230 – IAH – CDG – 0530

Toronto (4 daily with 4 aircraft)

0400 – CDG – YYZ – 0630
0900 – YYZ – CDG – 2330

0700 – CDG – YYZ – 0930
1200 – YYZ – CDG – 0230

1400 – CDG – YYZ – 1630
1700 – YYZ – CDG – 0900

2000 – CDG – YYZ – 2230
0100 – YYZ – CDG – 1500

Vancouver (4 daily with 4 aircraft)

2100 – CDG – YVR – 2200
0000 – YVR – CDG – 1900

0700 – CDG – YVR – 0800
1000 – YVR – CDG – 0500

1200 – CDG – YVR – 1300
1500 – YVR – CDG – 1000

1700 – CDG – YVR – 1800
2000 – YVR – CDG – 1500

More to follow

Rest of the world it is

Delhi (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Bangalore (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Mumbai (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Singapore (4 daily with 4 aircraft)
Sydney and HKG (4 daily with 8 aircraft)
Sydney and Bangkok and Karachi/Lahore (2 daily with 6 aircraft)
Tokyo (4 Daily with 4 Aircraft)
Seoul (4 Daily with 4 Aircraft)
Beijing (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Shanghai (3 daily with 3 aircraft)
Muscat (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Kuwait and Abu Dhabi (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Dubai and Islamabad (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Dhaka and Colombo (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Doha and Beirut (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Jeddah and Addis Ababa (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Riyadh and Cairo (2 daily with 2 aircraft)
Johannesburg (2 daily with 2 aircraft)


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Hindustani airlines and its subsidies will stop announcing the times of flights, but will make an approximation of the aircraft required.

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Air Paris has opened a new lounge in Paris, Tokyo, Seoul, Sydney, Singapore, and Hong Kong

All cities will have

Paris First
For passengers traveling in First Class
For passengers traveling in Business class holding Hindustani Gold Membership
For passengers traveling in Business class holding a Paris Club Membership
For passengers traveling in Economy class holding Hindustani Solitaire Membership
For passengers traveling in Economy class holding a Paris Club Diamond membership

Paris Business
For passengers traveling in Business class
For passengers traveling in Economy class holding a Hindustani Gold Membership
For passengers traveling in Economy class holding a Paris Club Membership

In Paris only

Paris Club
For passengers traveling in Business and First class holding a Hindustani Solitaire membership
For passengers traveling in First class holding a Hindustani Gold Membership
For passengers traveling Business and First class holding a Paris Club Diamond Membership
For passengers traveling First Class holding a Paris Club Membership

Paris Lounge
For passengers traveling in Economy class holding a Red Membership or Paris Frequent Plus members

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Our updated FFP for both airlines

Paris Frequent Flyer (PFF) and Hindustani Club

World Traveler or Green Member
No benefits
Free for everyone
Online check in upto 12 hours in advance

Frequent or Blue Member
30,000 miles
Priority waitlist
Priority Standby
Priority meal options
Online Check in upto 24 hours in advance

Frequent Plus or Red Member
60,000 miles
Same as frequent but with higher priority
Use of interim lounge around the world
Use of Paris lounge or equivalent in Delhi, Paris and Goa
Separate queue for check in
Priority tags
Priority Boarding
Priority seating
Online check in upto 48 hours in advance

Paris Club or Hindustani Club Gold
100,000 miles
At least 80% in business or first class
Same as Frequent Plus or Red but with higher priority
Upgrade when flight is overbooked
Check in at the dedicated check in counters
Online check in upto 72 hours in advance
Guarantee seat if booking 72 hours in advance in Economy

Paris Diamond Club or Hindustani Club Solitaire
200,000 miles
All on First and Business class
Same as Paris club and Hindustani Gold but with higher privelages
Upgrade on seat availability
Check-in at personal counters
Online checkin upto 96 hours prior to departure
Guarantee seat in Economy if given a 18 hour advance notice
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Regards
Ag92 

Southeastern INC. has bought the naming rights to Pan American Airways and we will be folding all brands (not cargo or connection) back into Southeastern and will rename Southeastern to Pan Am (short for Pan American Airways) and Southeastern INC. will be renamed Pan Am holdings.

Unfortunately Global International Airways has gone bankrupt and been sold to Emirates for a very high price.

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After bankruptcy from Global International Airways I will begin to create a new airline. Here are a few facts of the new airline:

- airline name will be Golden Wing Airlines
- hub will be JFK
- focus city EWR

There are the basic facts and you will see the entire airline in the coming hours or days.

My friend asked me to post his airline on here, so here it is:

name: Ambient Air

hub: Melbourne Tullamarine

focus city: Sydney

fleet: Airbus:
8 X A330-300's(Domestic opps)
5 X A340-500's(Long Haul & Ultra Long Haul opps)
7 X A340-600's(Long Haul opps)
Ordered: 5 X A380's(Long Haul & Ultra Long Haul opps)

Boeing:
4 X 777-200ER's(Medium - Long Haul opps)
9 X 777-200LR's(Long and Ultra Long haul opps)
5 X 777-300's(Medium to Long Haul opps)
12 X 777-300ER's(Long Haul opps)
Ordered: 8 X 787-9's(Long - Ultra Long Haul opps)
TOTAL: 50 (+13)

Destinations:
Australia:
Melbourne to:
-Sydney(2 times daily, by A333 & 773)
-Adelaide(Daily, by A333)
-Perth(Daily, by 772ER)
-Alice Springs(Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, by A333)
-Darwin(daily, by A333)
-Brisbane(daily, by A333)
-Hobart(daily, by A333)
International:
Melbourne to(not in any order):
-Singapore(Daily, Mo Tu We Th by 772ER, Fr Sa Su by 773/ER)
-Bangkok(daily by 773ER)
-Kuala Lumpa(daily by 772ER/773ER)
-Hong Kong(daily by 773ER)
-Tokio(daily, by 773/ER)
-Osaka(daily by 772ER)
-Colombo(daily, by A346)
-New Delhi(daily, by A345)
-Dubai(daily, by A345 Mo Tu Th, by A346 We Fr Su Sa)
-Dubai via Singapore(daily 773ER)
-Doha(daily, by A345)
-London Heathrow via Abu Dhabi(daily, A345)
-New York JFK via LHR(Mo Tu Thu Su, by 772LR)
-New York JFK via LAX(Mo Tu Wed, Sa, by 773ER)
-Los Angeles(daily, by A346)
-L.A. via Auckland(Tu We Fri, by 773ER)
-Auckland(daily by A333)
-Wellington(daily, by 773)
-Christchurch(tu thu fri sa su, by A333)
-Washington DC(mo we thu su sa, by 772LR)
-Chicago(mo we thu sa, by 773ER)
-Rio De Janeiro(mo tu th sa su, by A345)
-Buenos Aires(mo tu th sa su, by A346)
-Moscow via Delhi(mo we fri su, by A345)
-Paris(daily by 772LR)
-Paris via New Delhi(mo tu fr sa su, by 772LR)
-LHR(daily, by 772LR)
-Manchester(we th fr sa su, by 772LR)
-Madrid via Abu Dhabi(daily, by A345)
-Rome(non-stop, by 772LR, tu th fr su)
-Rome via Dubai(mo we sa, by A345)
-Athens via Abu Dhabi(every day except mon, by A346)
-Milano via Dubai(every day except wed and thu, by A345)
-Frankfurt(every day except tu fri, by 772LR)
-Berlin via singapore(every day, by A346 for mo tu wed and 773ER on th fr su sa)
-Copenhagen via DXB(every day except tu we, by 773ER)
-Toronto(every day, by 773ER)
-Ottawa(every day, by A345)
-Cairo(every day except mo tu th, by A345)
-Johannesburg(every day, by 772LR)
-Seattle(mo th fr sa su, by 772LR)
-Beijing(every day, 772ER)

Possible upcoming routes:
MEL-Bahrain(a/c type not sure yet)
MEL-Havanna(773ER or A345)
MEL-DXB-BEG(773er or 772er or A345) in codeshare with Emirates

Frequent flyer programme: SkyAmbitions GOLD or SILVER

Lounge: A new lounge is being at Melbournes Tulla. airport(intl. terminal)built called the Ambient Lounge, exclusive for Ambient air passengers, this lounge will be available for every passenger , because we are an all first, business and exclusive economy class airline. It is possible that we will be building a new terminal for all MySky and Star Alliance members.

Livery:
I WILL MAKE ONE WITH MY PC SOON, I'VE GOT A DRAWN UP VERSION

Cabin:
Ambient air prides it's self with it's state of the art cabins. Cabin Varies by aircraft type, we also have givven our cabin's other names to stand out even more (Ambient Class-First class, Ambition class-Business class & Ambient Lite-Premium Economy) we do not have an economy class for the largest passenger satisfaction:

Airbus Industrie's A330-300
This Aircraft will be used mostly on domestic opps but the cabin is still a major plus:

Ambient Class:

The cabin is located at the begining of the aircraft. It incorporates 18 Ambi-seats, the seats are set out in a 2 x 2 x 2 configuration set out in 3 rows. The seat features a 17" pvt screen with our award winning AVOD system "Ambient TV" it reclines to 180' and that way transforms into a lie flat bed. It also features a Privacy Screen, for your maximum privacy. This seat is being constructed with Countour Premium aircraft seating.

Ambition Class:

The cabin features a 2 x 2 x 2 configuration in 5 rows, all the 30 seats feature a 170' reclining ability. Every seat features a 14" PTV with our AVOD system Ambient TV. These seats will be the same ones as QANTAS uses on their A330's

Ambient Lite:

The cabin features a 2 x 3 x 2 configuration in X rown, the seats have a 35' pitch 10" screens with our AVOD system Ambient TV. These seats will be simular to the ones that SIA has on there A340-500's
*each seat will feature a USB plug to charge your laptop or your iPod and view material of you iPod

A340-500 and A340-600:

These brand new airbus aircraft, are state of the art machines, with high range and spacious cabins, we pride our selves with these magnificent aircraft.

Ambient class:

This cabin features state of the art AmbienceSuites developed by Contour, these suites will be set in a 1 x 1 x 1 config with 3 rows. each seat features a 26" tv and a minibar with 6 beverages. The seats will recline into a 180' bed just at the puch of a button, the seats will be made of a beige like wooden shell. Passengers will also have access to 2 bars seating 6 people each. the passengers will be able to have a drink by the bar, maybe a snack, go for a walk through the aircraft then return to their seats for a short map or maybe a meal. The seats will be like the seats that airfrance uses aboard their 747's and 777's

Ambition class:

This cabin will feature state of the art Abitionsleepers that can recline into a beg 180'. Each seat will feature 16" PTV's with our AVOD system Ambient TV also a mini bar with 4 drinks. set in a 2 x 2 x 2 layout of 6 rows(A345) and 9 rows(A346) Every passenger will have access to one of two minibars where you may have a drink, maybe a snack, go for a strach around the airplane then maybe have a nap or a 5 course meal. The seats are the ones that QANTAS uses in their A330's

Ambient Lite Class:

This cabin features a 2 x 3 x 2 configuration , with X rows. each seat has a
35" and a 12" screen. Each PTV has our state of the art avod system ambient tv. During Your flight you may wish to go and have a drink at the bar, maybe a snack, after that you can enjoy a movie , maybe a quick nap or a 3 course meal, with Ambient air the choice is yours. The seats are like the ones SIA uses in their A345's
*each seat features a USB port for charging your laptop or viewing files off their iPod's

Boeing 777-200ER / 777-200LR / 777-300 / 777-300ER

Ambient Class:

The cabin is layed out in a 1 x 1 x 1 configuration of 3 rows (772's) or a 1 x 1 x 1 configuration of 4 rows(773's). Each seat features 26" tv with our AVOD system Ambient TV. Each seat can transform into a 180" lie-flat bed which passengers can use through out their flight. Also each seat features a minibar with room for 6 drinks. Passengers can also use one of the 2 7 seating bars, marbe have a drink or a quick snack then go for a walk around the plane or go and take a nice quick nap maybe have a 5 course meal. The seats are the sam that AF uses on their 747's and 777's

Ambition Class:

The cabin features a 2 x 2 x 2 configuration in 5 rows(772's) or 7 rows (773's) Every seat has a 17" tv & a 180' reclining option where passengers can sleep through their flight on a lie flat bed, each seat has a 4 drink mini bar. Passengers are able to go to one of the 2 7 seat bars through out the aircraft, maybe for a drink a quick snack, then a walk through the aircraft, maybe a quick nap or a 4 course meal. These seats are the same that QANTAS uses on their A330's

Ambient Lite:

The cabin is set in a 2 x 4 x 2 layout in X rows, each seat has a 35' pitch and a 13" screen with our AVOD system. Passengers are able to go to one of the 2 7 seat bars through out the aircraft, maybe for a drink a quick snack, then a walk through the aircraft, maybe a quick nap or a 3 course meal. These seats are the same that SIA uses on their A345's.
*each seat features a usb outlet for charging your laptop or viewing files off your iPod

MORE:

All of our flights are non-smoking

The USB outlets also have internet access that is paid by credit card. an hour is $20(AUD)

The Ambient TV AVOD system features:
On Demand Movies and TV shows
Access to 1000's of songs
Internet access
FlightPath-an interactive program giving you info about your flight and views from 3 cameras on the outside of our aircraft (FWD, TAIL, Bottom)
DutyFree-a program showing you the available products on sale our aircraft and the price.

At the begining of your flight you will be givven your own set of headphones that you may keep(only on selected flights)

Ambient air is part of mysky alliance.

Here are the new planes.

Boeing 757-300 no.1:
BKK-DEL
DEL-BKK (2x a day)

Boeing 757-300 no.2:
BKK-BOM
BOM-BKK (2x a day)

Boeing 767-300:
BKK-DXB
DXB-BKK (1x a day)

New airline Golden Wing Airlines will be making its debut in the next 7 days!  

Hindustani Airlines has announced an unexpected exit from the arena, with many critics giving us negative reviews, we have to leave the industry. We use to fill up 95% of the seats, but today that rate has gone down to a paltry 50%, not enough to sustain a profit with the world class service we offer.

The CEO has announced that he will come back with a better and a stronger airline

Regards
Ag92

The CEO is back and has formed a new airline named Air Singapore

Air Singapore has a unique offering, where it will offer flights from Singapore to various parts in Malaysia, and have codeshare agreements with
Garuda Indonesia
Qatar Airways
Emirates
Qantas
British Airways
Air France
Phillipine Airlines
Air India
Indian
Thai
Cathay Pacific
JAL
on all flights.

Our aim is to operate flights where not many other airlines go . We are hoping with so many airlines, at least 5-7 passengers will board our flights to various destinations from each airline

We have made an order for 4 A318 for the time being

Destinations are

SIN - Alor Setar
SIN - Ipoh
SIN - Kota Kinabalu
SIN - Kota Bharu
SIN - Kuching
SIN - Kuantan
SIN - Miri
SIN - PEN
SIN - Sibu
SIN - Tioman

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The Airbus 318 will offer 8 business class seats in a 2 - 2 configuration and Economy will be 3 - 3

Business Class Benefits
Use of lounge
Dedicated check in desks
Exclusive service with a 1:8 crew to pax ration
24.5' inch seat width
42 inch seat pitch
Special toothbrush set
30 kilos maximum weight
Meal Service will be as follows
Pre take off drink
In-flight drinks
Arrival drinks
Snacks to accompany the drink
Alcohol available
Special snack box to eat upon arrival

Economy class benefits
High crew - pax ration
18 inch seat width
32 inch seat pitch
Special toothbrush set
Mineral water upon boarding
Snack box to be provided mid flight with drinks
Personalized service
20 kilos maximum weight

Regards
Ag92

The next update will be providing flights to Indonesia and Thailand

Hello!

I am a new member of this site, and thought I would have a go at this interesting sounding game!!!

1. Air Manchester

2. Major

3. Manchester, England (MAN)

4. 2 x Boeing 757-200 with blended winglets. (G-AMAN & G-BMAN)

The configuration is a completely executive layout. There are 48 seats on board, each folding in to a completely flat bed. Each seat a 20" PTV with 200 TV channels, 100 of which are movies. There are also 100 audio channels.

ROUTES (All times are local times)

(G-AMAN)
MAN-LGA-MAN
Depart MAN 1500, Arrive LGA 1745.
Depart LGA 1845, Arrive MAN 0715.

MAN-MAD-MAN
Depart MAN 0815, Arrive MAD 1140.
Depart MAD 1220, Arrive MAN 1400.

(G-BMAN)
MAN-YYZ-YEG-MAN
Depart MAN 0800, Arrive YYZ 0930. Depart YYZ 1030, Arrive YEG 1240.
Depart YEG 1340, Arrive MAN 0700.

Cheers for now,

Jason

Some new airlines are:

PIA
Air Sahara

The network will now expand to Indonesia where we will not codeshare with Garuda Indonesia

Singapore - Balikpapan
Singapore - Banda Aceh
Singapore - Depansar
Singapore - Dili
Singapore - Manado
Singapore - Medan
Singapore - Padang
Singapore - Palembang
SIN - CGK

It is also going to Thailand where Thai, Bangkok Airways and Cathay will not codeshare

Singapore - Chiang Rai
Singapore - Chiang Mai
Singapore - Hat Yai
Singapore - Koh Samui
Singapore - Krabi
Singapore - Phuket
Singapore - Surat Thani
Singapore - Udon Thani

For flights going to Brunei, Cambodia, Laos and Philippines we only have agreements with AI, IC, S2, and PK

Singapore - Brunei
Singapore - Phnom Penh
Singapore - Siem Reap
Singapore - Vientiane
Singapore - Davao
Singapore - Manila

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For all these flights we have ordered 15 airbus 318

Regards
Ag92