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Old 8th Dec 2010, 07:13
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ID 90 Travel SYD - HKG

Question;

What can one expect traveling on CX ID90 SYD- HKG.

Showing open 8/ 20 or so J/Y. Assuming it stays that way, what are the odds of getting on WRT weight limit issues on the airbus. Are their weight limit issues? Recall a lot of winging about this.

Sarcasm and ridicule aside please.

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No probs. There are 4 a day so sure you will get on for the next week or so.
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The crew normally arrive somewhere between STD - 80 and -60 mins. If you're at the stdby counter see if you can catch one of them and at least let them know you're trying to get on. It's rare that you can't squeeze a few on if it's a weight and not a seat issue.
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Log onto CFD and check the Flight Plan prior to going to check in.
 
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Log onto CFD and check the Flight Plan prior to going to check in.
Not a good idea in my opinion. I do a fair amount of these flights and often you are planned at MTOW, just to get out to the ac and then get told by ground staff the ZFW has dropped by several tonnes.
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Talk to the crew. They can probably off load 100kg of water if necessary...
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As someone that also does Sydney flights on a regular basis I can confirm that the flight plan regularly shows a max ramp weight flight plan but I can also confirm that 90% of the time it will drop and staff will get on if there are spare seats. I would advise to check the flight plan before going out to the airport so you know whether there is a seat, weight or both issue.
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