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Noxegon 9th Jun 2015 05:38

Any idea of the load factor on the eastbound daytime JFK/DUB?

ia350 9th Jun 2015 06:15

Yep , their going to buy 767s in a while so will do an upgrade when they arrive .

737aviator 9th Jun 2015 09:05

owenc, yes, via St Johns. Service commenced last year and was extremely popular and was extended due to demand longer than initially planned. Resumed this summer, along with a new service from Halifax to Glasgow.

Una Due Tfc 9th Jun 2015 09:17

I think owen was referring to the Westjet flight skipping the stopover and coming direct from YYZ lastnight. It must have either been near empty or had serious tailwinds.

owenc 9th Jun 2015 10:08


Originally Posted by 737aviator (Post 9005322)
owenc, yes, via St Johns. Service commenced last year and was extremely popular and was extended due to demand longer than initially planned. Resumed this summer, along with a new service from Halifax to Glasgow.

No not via st johns, I tracked it the whole way from Toronto to Dublin. They sent a 737-800 from St Johns.

737aviator 9th Jun 2015 11:41

Oh right, I see it now. Looks like the airborne time was only just over 6 hours so a decent tailwind. For a flight of this duration it most certainly wouldn't have to be near empty and could probably quite happily bring 150 pax.
Norwegian and Ryanair both fly sectors in excess of 6 hours from Scandinavia to the Canary Islands.

ia350 9th Jun 2015 22:32

Just seen west jet after taking off from the Airport, very odd time .

EI-A330-300 9th Jun 2015 22:37


Just seen west jet after taking off from the Airport, very odd time .
They had two inbound (YYZ, YYT) flights today not sure why but yesterday YYT was cancelled and went via YHL so could brining passengers who were impacted. Why it spent 15 hours on the ground in DUB is another question.

737aviator 10th Jun 2015 07:35

The crew probably had to go for 12 hours rest before the return flight due to the longer outbound sector. Normally a fresh crew takes over in St Johns and operate YYT-DUB-YYT.

owenc 10th Jun 2015 13:41

What about the dayflight? Do they fly over and back?

Tadele 11th Jun 2015 15:27

An old pilot from one of the biggest names in the world

Tadele 11th Jun 2015 15:28

For your info
 
An old pilot from one of the biggest names in the world

EI-A330-300 11th Jun 2015 20:10

Any particular reason why BA sent a 767 in this evening from LHR

Preparing for the future :rolleyes:

Una Due Tfc 11th Jun 2015 21:24


Originally Posted by EI-A330-300 (Post 9008489)
Any particular reason why BA sent a 767 in this evening from LHR

Preparing for the future :rolleyes:

Might have something to do with Ireland v Scotland

Mlinnie 12th Jun 2015 20:16

W15-16
 
Are AA with JFK and UA with IAD back to year round this coming winter? Or are they continuing the break

EI-A330-300 14th Jun 2015 18:31

EY bringing back B777 from October on the morning flights.

chuboy 14th Jun 2015 23:04


Originally Posted by EI-A330-300 (Post 9011528)
EY bringing back B777 from October on the morning flights.

Checked their schedule. Presently it looks like the morning arrival into DUB is an A332 and the afternoon arrival B77W - this is in September. From October it is back to A332 service?

EI-A330-300 14th Jun 2015 23:43


Checked their schedule. Presently it looks like the morning arrival into DUB is an A332 and the afternoon arrival B77W - this is in September. From October it is back to A332 service?
It's all 332 until start of winter schedule (25 October) then morning arrival return's to B777.

blaggerman 15th Jun 2015 07:04

Evening flight is a mix of A330/777 September/October. Morning flight mostly 777 from end of October. All subject to change, of course.

EI-A330-300 17th Jun 2015 14:28

TOM flew in their latest 787 added to the fleet to launch their 2016 flights. Took some lucky people on a 2 h flight before returning.


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