Thai A350 service to MEL delayed?
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Thai A350 service to MEL delayed?
Hi,
I've been trying to find out the reason behind the delay in allowing Thai to operate A350 into Melbourne but all i can find is:
Australian civil aviation authorities have kept THAI in the dark as to whether or when it will approve the airline's application to operate the world's latest commercial airliner to and from Australia.
Industry analysts suggested Australian authorities' delay in granting the permission to THAI may have to do with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) red-flagging Thailand for its aviation safety shortcomings.
One of the main consequences of the action is Thai-registered airlines such as THAI are not allowed to change aircraft types on international routes they are already operating.
Australian civil aviation authorities were cited as saying they were "unfamiliar" with this type of aircraft, thus requiring more time to consider THAI's application, though it has allowed a couple of international airlines to fly similar A350 XWBs to some Australian cities already.
Cheers
AK
I've been trying to find out the reason behind the delay in allowing Thai to operate A350 into Melbourne but all i can find is:
Australian civil aviation authorities have kept THAI in the dark as to whether or when it will approve the airline's application to operate the world's latest commercial airliner to and from Australia.
Industry analysts suggested Australian authorities' delay in granting the permission to THAI may have to do with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) red-flagging Thailand for its aviation safety shortcomings.
One of the main consequences of the action is Thai-registered airlines such as THAI are not allowed to change aircraft types on international routes they are already operating.
Australian civil aviation authorities were cited as saying they were "unfamiliar" with this type of aircraft, thus requiring more time to consider THAI's application, though it has allowed a couple of international airlines to fly similar A350 XWBs to some Australian cities already.
Cheers
AK
Something to do with someone driving a A350 Into the mud in the first week of operation.
Apparently it was the weather that caused it.
Yes...Weather.....
Apparently it was the weather that caused it.
Yes...Weather.....
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Unlikely to be the reason. If CASA withheld approval for airlines that have had "operational incidents" we would all be travelling overseas by ship.
Unlikely to be the reason. If CASA withheld approval for airlines that have had "operational incidents" we would all be travelling overseas by ship.
