View Full Version : Why Cyprus Airways A320 all the way to Sri Lanka?
newscaster
29th Sep 2003, 02:52
Any one know why the airline will be using the small plane on their new service to Colmbo starting in November, it has a stop in Dubai but would'nt the A332 make more sense to operate this route?
BAe 146-100
29th Sep 2003, 04:16
Hi,
Maybe there is not a huge demand for the route.
BAe 146-100
Golf Charlie Charlie
29th Sep 2003, 05:44
No big deal really. British Mediterranean Airways flies A320/321s all the way from Heathrow to places like Tashkent, Almaty and Addis Ababa.
Frankfurt_Cowboy
29th Sep 2003, 06:28
According to another thread on here Air France are going to go all the way to Kazakhstan on on Fellowship!!!! Rather you than me!!
152captain
29th Sep 2003, 11:44
Does anyone know what the longest segment (non-ACJ) for the A320 types is? I know AC runs them YUL-LAX (2474 nm) and I believe YVR-MIA (2800 nm).
RUDAS
29th Sep 2003, 22:14
SAA had an A320 service from jnb to male, maldives via mauritius a few years back. now that was loooooong! 8 hrs flying time as i recall.