Qantas Delays/Cancellations

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QF29 Is delayed to 1320 departure from MEL!! ETA is 2100 - aircraft is QPJ despite landing as QF30 this morning

The 127 from SYD departed on time through and about to take off by 1100

@Melburnian1

It seems the QF flights to HKG are on time? CX has cancelled all flights until 1800 today due to the typhoon.
 
Continuing with Sunday 26 July, A333 VH-QPF arrived in SYD at 0842 hours, 13 minutes early as QF60 from Japan's HND but the return QF59, the scheduled 1115 hours has suddenly been delayed to an expected pushback at 1430 mid afternoon. This will delay tonight's QF60.
 
Continuing with Sunday 26 July, A333 VH-QPF arrived in SYD at 0842 hours, 13 minutes early as QF60 from Japan's HND but the return QF59, the scheduled 1115 hours has suddenly been delayed to an expected pushback at 1430 mid afternoon. This will delay tonight's QF60.
Luckily it is only 2 A333 facing delays - the Indian one you posted about QF69, I didn’t count as it is not because of QF issues
 
Continuing with Sunday 26 July, A333 VH-QPF arrived in SYD at 0842 hours, 13 minutes early as QF60 from Japan's HND but the return QF59, the scheduled 1115 hours has suddenly been delayed to an expected pushback at 1430 mid afternoon. This will delay tonight's QF60.

The forecast delay to QF59 has hugely blown out: it's become an 'overnight' flight with pushback now expected not until 2030 this evening. This means an arrival at Tokyo Haneda at about 0500 tomorrow morning. Presumably new flight and cabin crew are required.

A332 VH-EBJ is operating the 1225 hours SYD to MNL (QF19) in the sky at 1309 with gate arrival likely at 1823 in the early evening Philippine time, 33 late.

QF1 (1445 hours mid afternoon SYD-SIN-LHR) took off at 1533 with A388 VH-OQH, so a 40 minute late arrival (2155 hours) is suggested for Singapore Changi tonight.
 
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