*100,000 hoursI just saw a post by QF saying OQC received an incredible 10,000hours of maintenance at AUH and then went to LAX for more work to replace engine cowlings before being returned to service.
Oops typo. Have corrected*100,000 hours
Note that OQC landed back in Sydney this morning. Completing the goal of having 10 refurbished A380s back in the Qantas fleet.
Does that mean this 7.5 year old thread is finally done??![]()

Oh, I thought the repaint was part of the refurbishment. My bad.Simply hasn't yet been repainted yet. OQI is a Jan 2011 delivery so the paint job is coming up on 15yrs.
Supposedly. But we haven't seen one yet (was thinking OQC might have had it done during its lengthy return to service checks).So... are they installing Wi-Fi humps on the A380 atm or nah.
Supposedly. But we haven't seen one yet (was thinking OQC might have had it done during its lengthy return to service checks).
Reportedly more complex than the 787s as the 787s were pre-wired in the factory for the hump and the various wifi access points
Exactly. I remember this very well and also the disappointment when they pulled it again.Cannot be too complicated, they were the first QF aircraft to have a trial of in flight internet.
Surely AA can’t be worse than that@Spamam
Possibly why your QF12 on VH-OQC was cancelled.
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You have to start wondering if besides Christine the CSM there is also "Christine" the IFE system...I was on last Sunday's QF2 (SIN>SYD) being operated by OQH. Shortly before the supper service, CSM Christine popped by for a chat and we were mid-lament over Australia's antiquated manual incoming passenger cards when we suddenly found ourselves being welcomed to Louise's magic place (i.e. Litchfield National Park). Christine politely excused herself as a call of "Safety!" rang out from the nearby galley.
Returning several minutes later, Christine explained that the crew had reported multiple times that OQH has been exhibiting some gremlins in the IFE system of late whereby it just randomly decides to play the safety video - or something else - to all cabins without warning. We just got to experience its latest act of self-expression.

