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First QF B787s to be given to Jetstar Asia under Singapore AOC

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Old 31st Mar 2012, 23:50
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Apparently BB is having a lot of difficulty accepting the fact that just because you have a license to fly in country A that you don't automatically have a license to fly in country b with country b registered aircraft. I don't know how many non-Japanese pilots with an A320 rating and a JCAB license are lining up to start with J*Japan!
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Old 1st Apr 2012, 01:02
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Sounds to me like BB has finally hit an inscrutable regulator who won't be captured. Welcome to reality.
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Old 1st Apr 2012, 02:39
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I think right now they are to busy trying to get regulatory approval to fly between Manila and Tokyo. To bad the route was suppose to start last week.
Or was it that they forgot to sell the seats on the net for the first week of flying????
Singapore AOC and B787`s that are over 12 months aways, that problem will be addressed in around 11 months I would think.
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Old 1st Apr 2012, 07:07
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How different would changing the VH registration A330s to 9V be from changing the VH registration A320s to 9V as Jetstar has done for their existing SIN-based A320 fleet?
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I think right now they are to busy trying to get regulatory approval to fly between Manila and Tokyo. To bad the route was suppose to start last week.
The first flight (DRW/MNL/NRT vv) operated today.

Aircraft is currently en-route to NRT.
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