As per Cpt it needed some seals replaced in the wings. And there were some screws that were resistant to change. Now 15:57 and we are doing the safety demo so should push back soonA380 woes continue
QF93 MEL to LAX for 5 Oct delayed from 09:45 to 15:00 and counting. Apparently engineering still doing something or other with the plane -OQD
As per Cpt it needed some seals replaced in the wings. And there were some screws that were resistant to change. Now 15:57 and we are doing the safety demo so should push back soon
After a mere 2 hour turnaround, OQC has just made it out in time as QF1 from Sydney to Singapore https://fr24.com/QFA1/41fb03b0QFi's flight status page is now showing the Monday 5 October SYD-SIN-LHR delayed to an expected 2230 hours very late night departure from Sydney.
This puts it in danger of missing curfew.
Yes, minutes in it to curfew. No doubt relief onboard and elsewhere.After a mere 2 hour turnaround, OQC has just made it out in time as QF1 from Sydney to Singapore https://fr24.com/QFA1/41fb03b0
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The crew agreed to work over hours (beyond 20 hour limit I think?) to get us to LA so I was very grateful! The captain even came to every pax in First class to personally apologise the delay!!As per Cpt it needed some seals replaced in the wings. And there were some screws that were resistant to change. Now 15:57 and we are doing the safety demo so should push back soon
QFi's flight status page is now showing the Tuesday 6 October SYD-SIN-LHR delayed to an expected 1845 hours departure from Sydney.QFi's flight status page is now showing the Monday 5 October SYD-SIN-LHR delayed to an expected 2230 hours very late night departure from Sydney.
Yes, minutes in it to curfew. No doubt relief onboard and elsewhere.
2 1/4 hours wheels on to wheels off is a solid effort.
Ample time to reach their typical level of non-cleanliness that I've observed in the past.how well could the aircraft be cleaned
