Macgyver
22nd Jul 2007, 22:03
I know that during the interview (DESO) they will likely ask you questions about which planes they use on their various destinations. Is there an easier way to find out this information without constantly trying to book flights on their website and see which planes they use? (yes, I actually tried this ;) ).
For the most part, I know they use the 330s for the relatively short haul flights to Australia and throughout Asia, while the 340's, 747, and 777 are for longhaul flights, with the 340-600 for the JFK-HKG non-stop flights. There seems to be some overlap on some destinations (ex. London has 747s and A340s), while other destinations like LAX are operated solely by one plane (747).
I know some general routes they use them on, but I was wondering if there is a source where I can get the information for every destination? It wasn't in XYZ either.
Anyways, thanks in advance.
For the most part, I know they use the 330s for the relatively short haul flights to Australia and throughout Asia, while the 340's, 747, and 777 are for longhaul flights, with the 340-600 for the JFK-HKG non-stop flights. There seems to be some overlap on some destinations (ex. London has 747s and A340s), while other destinations like LAX are operated solely by one plane (747).
I know some general routes they use them on, but I was wondering if there is a source where I can get the information for every destination? It wasn't in XYZ either.
Anyways, thanks in advance.