sevenfourtyseven
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That’s even worse!But then, QF747 SYD-ADL is flown by a B737

That’s even worse!But then, QF747 SYD-ADL is flown by a B737
At least it’s being serviced by a Boeing frame (vs Airbus)That’s even worse!![]()
That’s true!At least it’s being serviced by a Boeing frame (vs Airbus)
The JQ A320N VH-A5D now on delivery flight as JQ8991.Whereas it lists this 2nd flight for Jetstar 320N as a customer acceptance flight. (To be VH-A5D)
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Seems @Mattg was on the money.I’m hearing the first A321XLR will arrive in Sydney on 2 July.
I've got hope the seats are nicer than the 737. I notice a difference on NZs A320s compared to the 737s.
Mind you I also notice a difference on VA and like those better, but it's really just the hope!
So possibly a customer acceptance flight Friday or Saturday Europe timeVH-OGA (The first QF A321 XLR) is planned for her delivery flight ex Hamburg (Finkenwerder) on 30June as QF6041 departing 0800LT.
The plan is to to arrive into BKK at 0015 01 July.
Then the plan is to depart from BKK 2115 01 July and arrive into SYD 1000 02 July still as QF6041
It is a fast turn around, where at 8am 03 July it is planning to depart SYD at 0620 and fly to BNE, arriving at 0750LT under flight number QF6111.
Can anyone suggest a motivation for Qantas to install J lie flat beds on these aircraft?
Their loyal lemmings will fly sitting up to Kuala Lumpur or Hong Kong wherever they assign the planes to. They already happily flock to QF on flights to London and North America on demonstrably inferior product.
Think one of the morning MEL-PER A330 flights QF767 often also does PER-SIN return.