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Old 31st Mar 2017, 08:53
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Last Air New Zealand 767 flight departs SYD

ANZ108 has departed Sydney to Auckland. This is the last 767 flight before Air New Zealand retires the type.
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Old 31st Mar 2017, 11:26
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let's hope there was a water cannon salute and a flight over the harbour involving helicopters taking pictures, oh wait, that only happens with...
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Great aircraft. Still nothing can touch the 767 for economy class comfort with its 2x3x2 seating. Far better than today's 9 and 10 abreast sardine cans.
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let's hope there was a water cannon salute and a flight over the harbour involving helicopters taking pictures, oh wait, that only happens with...
.....those that organise it. I don't think Qantas paid for the helicopters either.

Did AirNZ do anything special for th retirement of the jet in NZ?
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Only a great aircraft*
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I found it the best mix of automatics and manual of any new pax aircraft.
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Interesting table re costs I got last week in an AWST email:

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Originally Posted by Logohu
Great aircraft. Still nothing can touch the 767 for economy class comfort with its 2x3x2 seating. Far better than today's 9 and 10 abreast sardine cans.
so true, and so much comfortable than a 737.
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so true, and so much comfortable than a 737.
NZs 777 were/are pretty comfy.
Skystar320s gone pretty quiet
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Originally Posted by troppo
NZs 777 were/are pretty comfy.
Skystar320s gone pretty quiet
Emphasis on *were*. Their current 777s are a horrendous abomination behind the curtain.
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Kegs right, Qantas organised the flyover, and the choppers were not paid for by Qantas, one was private, one was media.
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