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Hi all
Trying to prepare for a S/O first interview.
Can someone please tell me where the specific fleets fly to. In particular the a340-300 and the B747-400 (obviously as that's where the posting would be). All the destinations are on the website but I can't seem to link to aircraft type.
Many thanks in advance
TTD
Trying to prepare for a S/O first interview.
Can someone please tell me where the specific fleets fly to. In particular the a340-300 and the B747-400 (obviously as that's where the posting would be). All the destinations are on the website but I can't seem to link to aircraft type.
Many thanks in advance
TTD
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http://downloads.cathaypacific.com/c...xtimetable.pdf
The above URL will tell you all the information you require.
The above URL will tell you all the information you require.
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Cheers for that
Have gone through the timetable. Great information. The only thing that isn't covered is where the 340-600 is used versus the 340-300 and the same applies to the 777-200 and 300's. Of course I appreciate that the larger aircraft would be used for the longer routes but do Cx chop and change between to different series based on predicted loads for those flights?
Much appreciated.
TTD
Have gone through the timetable. Great information. The only thing that isn't covered is where the 340-600 is used versus the 340-300 and the same applies to the 777-200 and 300's. Of course I appreciate that the larger aircraft would be used for the longer routes but do Cx chop and change between to different series based on predicted loads for those flights?
Much appreciated.
TTD
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TTD, load http://www.cathaypacific.com/. Go to Schedules and Fares, click on Show Schedules which will show you aircraft type.
Yes, they do operate different types according to load demand.
Yes, they do operate different types according to load demand.
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Strange how we old farts managed to gather this sort of information before the internet and still pass the interview(s)........makes one wonder about the calibre of recruits these days .........
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Strange how we old farts managed to gather this sort of information before the internet and still pass the interview(s)........makes one wonder about the calibre of recruits these days .........
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Still are...and they both start with the word Boeing.
With regard to the other bits and pieces...the 340-600 is currently doing LAX...sometimes....but is going to do the non-stop to JFK. Heard they are going to leave one on the ground there to ensure schedule integrity
Still are...and they both start with the word Boeing.
With regard to the other bits and pieces...the 340-600 is currently doing LAX...sometimes....but is going to do the non-stop to JFK. Heard they are going to leave one on the ground there to ensure schedule integrity
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