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Interesting to see that Qantas will operate QF1 and QF2 via Darwin on two days this week, instead of the usual stop in Singapore. As far as I am aware, this would set the record for the longest A380 passenger sector?
QF001 SYD1700 – 2115DRW2300 – 0615+1LHR 388 24MAR20 / 25MAR20
QF002 LHR2035 – 2355+1DRW0115+2 – 0700+2SYD 388 24MAR20 / 25MAR20
QF001 SYD1700 – 2115DRW2300 – 0615+1LHR 388 24MAR20 / 25MAR20
QF002 LHR2035 – 2355+1DRW0115+2 – 0700+2SYD 388 24MAR20 / 25MAR20
Tasman routes
The QF Oz routes were the Kangaroo route from LHR going East calling at all stations (lol)
There was the Coral route East across the Pacific, the USA and to LHR - TEAL did this one.
and the QF Fiesta Route via Mexico was it??
There was the Coral route East across the Pacific, the USA and to LHR - TEAL did this one.
and the QF Fiesta Route via Mexico was it??
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I have just seen yesterday figures from two German airports where passenger number were just 2 per cent and 0.2 per cent of the same day one year before....
Single ops next week
Heathrow moving to single runway ops on 6th April.
Quote "A temporary measure due to the unprecedented circumstances, reduction in flights etc.
Alternating weekly, and alternation on easterly ops, something we can't currently provide during our usual schedule"
Quote "A temporary measure due to the unprecedented circumstances, reduction in flights etc.
Alternating weekly, and alternation on easterly ops, something we can't currently provide during our usual schedule"
Terminal consolidation: Over the coming weeks, we’re moving airline operations from Terminals 3 and 4 into Terminals 2 and 5..
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London Heathrow - Arrivals March 2020
Sunday 1
638
Monday 2
634
Tuesday 3
627
Wednesday 4
631
Thursday 5
617
Friday 6
629
Saturday 7
551
Sunday 8
615
Monday 9
602
Tuesday 10
583
Wednesday 11
554
Thursday 12
590
Friday 13
589
Saturday 14
529
Sunday 15
567
Monday 16
518
Tuesday 17
441
Wednesday 18
354
Thursday 19
366
Friday 20
326
Saturday 21
279
Sunday 22
277
Monday 23
225
Tuesday 24
194
Wednesday 25
183
Thursday 26
203
Friday 27
201
Saturday 28
173
Sunday 29
173
Monday 30
126
Tuesday 31
120
Total
13,115
Sunday 1
638
Monday 2
634
Tuesday 3
627
Wednesday 4
631
Thursday 5
617
Friday 6
629
Saturday 7
551
Sunday 8
615
Monday 9
602
Tuesday 10
583
Wednesday 11
554
Thursday 12
590
Friday 13
589
Saturday 14
529
Sunday 15
567
Monday 16
518
Tuesday 17
441
Wednesday 18
354
Thursday 19
366
Friday 20
326
Saturday 21
279
Sunday 22
277
Monday 23
225
Tuesday 24
194
Wednesday 25
183
Thursday 26
203
Friday 27
201
Saturday 28
173
Sunday 29
173
Monday 30
126
Tuesday 31
120
Total
13,115
Quite strange to see 09L departures today - watched a BA787 fly straight out over London on the runway heading, also seen a few unusual (visual?) approaches - interesting times.
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Now we'll see them during daylight, though on average around 85% of all departures will still be on westerlies or on 09R.
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Monday will see the southern runway used instead, probably on westerly operations.
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Monday will see the southern runway used instead, probably on westerly operations.
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If UK is officially under lockdown, why the hell are there so many flights still arriving/departing out of Heathrow? Surely, this cannot be helping in containing the virus? Your thoughts?
Cargo, including passenger aircraft used solely for cargo, as well as repatriation flights perhaps?
they asked the Chief Medical Officer this on one of the recent afternoon Briefings.
He said the virus is here, it's been here for a couple of months, it's all over the UK. You're not going to catch it from some guy from New York, you're going to catch it from your mates, your family or the guy next door.
Stopping flights will have zero effect
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they asked the Chief Medical Officer this on one of the recent afternoon Briefings.
He said the virus is here, it's been here for a couple of months, it's all over the UK. You're not going to catch it from some guy from New York, you're going to catch it from your mates, your family or the guy next door.
Stopping flights will have zero effect
He said the virus is here, it's been here for a couple of months, it's all over the UK. You're not going to catch it from some guy from New York, you're going to catch it from your mates, your family or the guy next door.
Stopping flights will have zero effect
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