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Enema Bandit's Dad 18th Feb 2007 05:35

Qantas 747/400's/A380's??
 
So when the Qantas A380's arrive,what happens to the 747/400's? Or will the A380's go direct to Jetstar?

Enema Bandit's Dad 18th Feb 2007 09:33

Not a windup. Just curious if the A380's are going to replace the 747's.

Aussie 18th Feb 2007 23:26

QF's fleet of 747s are reasonably new, so doubt the A380 will replace them as such..,.
Aussie

Avid Aviator 18th Feb 2007 23:53

B747-300s will go as soon as first 380s arrive. Older -400s (OJA nearly as many hours as youngest Classic) will gradually be phased out as additional 380s are delivered. The -400 retirement rate will depend on capacity requirements, which in turn will depend on how many destinations are left to Qantas when Jet* get their 787s. My guess is London and LAX...

Guptar 19th Feb 2007 07:18

Does anyone know the design life of the 744.

Wuld also love to see the individual airframe hrs on the 400 fleet. Anyone got the data??

max autobrakes 19th Feb 2007 23:09

What about 747-800's?

No set up tooling costs.
Bugger all training costs.
No airport restictions.
Similar seat mile costs.
etc etc

Ah yes,
That dreadful 4" thick "inefficient" long haul award.
God knows how Qantas has ever made any money with that award in place!


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