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Green.Dog 7th May 2008 05:49

QF LH CC..New Destinations?
 
New route codes in CIS standing bids have appeared.
Dont know whether we are doing it but FCO has reappeared together with longer JFK trips and longer FRA trips.

speedbirdhouse 7th May 2008 05:59

FCO trips are not scheduled services but charters.
JFK trips are longer as some flights ex LAX have been cancelled.
FRA, don't know????

indamiddle 7th May 2008 06:31

rumour in qcc1 today.
the classic is to operate the FCO charters. anyone have access to pattern books?
confirm or deny?

Transition Layer 7th May 2008 08:08

No rumour but fact, FCO will be done by the Classic, as well as the extra LAX charters for World Youth Day (operated via Nadi.)

Busy Bid Period coming up for the classic boys. Back to 3 x week AKL-LAX as well.

speedbirdhouse 7th May 2008 08:12

I bet they'll miss all those PER returns :ok:

Have heard rumours that part of Boeing's compensation package for the late delivery of the 787 "may" involve them carrying out D checks on the classics........:eek:

RedTBar 7th May 2008 08:16

If they are going to use the 300 to bring Herr Pope out for the Worlds biggest housie convention they might want to freshen it up a bit as well as a D check.:E

H_Girl 7th May 2008 08:19

These are some of the latest rumours going around. Not sure how much truth in them but someone may know out there!

New pattern books for MEL will include trips to FRA, NYC shuttles and new Regionals.

This is unconfirmed, but from a very high level. The A380 will have a MEL base by year's end. This is due to the cost of paxing and accomodation for SYD base crew operating the A380 ex MEL.

Crews moving from Langham Place Hotel in HKG in 6 weeks. We're returning back to the Excelsior in Causeway Bay.

Premium Y/C to extend back as far as Doors 3 - an increase of pax from 32 to 40.

Concerns by some FAs over recent CSS appointments. There are claims that the company is favouring QCCA crews due to costs. The best may be chosen on the day, as they say, but the reality is that a QCCA CSM's pay is equal to a current FA. You do the sums.

Further concerns regard QCCA crews: This time with the Kiwis who are upset QCCA have taken away much of their flying.

Jetstar pulling out of Fukuoka & Nagoya. Why? Because the Japanese don't like nor want Jetstar. QF to reclaim these routes.

Another route QF mainline will be reclaiming back from Jetstar International is HNL. Airbus to operate from SYD.

blackguard 7th May 2008 08:48

H Girl
 
Your rumours ...hope most of them become concrete.
As far as the AKL crew are concerned...they have no one to blame but themselves.
Qantas mainline still flies to HNL..4 times a week

speedbirdhouse 7th May 2008 08:52

Quote- "This time with the Kiwis who are upset QCCA have taken away much of their flying."

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I'll be happy when QCCA take the lot of it. Lock, stock and barrel.

Transition Layer 7th May 2008 08:58

Kiwis getting upset about an Australian airline giving "their" flying to Australians? :yuk:

If they want the flying I'm sure they could move over the ditch and try getting a job with QCCA - most of their countrymen are already here anyway!!!

hotnhigh 7th May 2008 09:36

Gee, sounds like the wheels have well and truly fallen off. How unusual.

Taildragger67 7th May 2008 09:39

Transition Layer,

... or they could try to get a job with AirNZ and not have any Aus/NZ argy-bargy to worry about (and spare the QCCA people the grief... :mad:).

Oh that's right, maybe they tried AirNZ, got rejected, so went to the Rat instead. :hmm:

flyer_18-737 7th May 2008 09:44

-Jetstar are just about to start up a big Promotion with Japanese star "Becky". They are putting all this effort into Japan, and now going to pull out?
-HNL wise with JQ, if they pull this, do we get a free transfer to QF?(I actually prefer flying a new A330, compared to those horrid 767's
-Jetstar international must be going to get some new routes soon then. Athens musn't be too far off, we might see MEL-KIK, BNE-KIX. Expect a dogfight as AirAsiaX is coming into Town!

cartexchange 7th May 2008 13:10

the Kiwi's are upset eh!
the sooner that QCCA take the every bit of flying from them the better.
ohhhhhh I have been waiting for this.................
finally Australian jobs going to Australians.....YES!!!!!!!
:D

indamiddle 7th May 2008 13:11

hope someone's budget/bonus will pay for the inevitable costs of the usual breakdowns of the classic in FCO. the costs were spectacular when it operated the PER/JNB in BP255, room nights numbered in the 1000s. does FCO still have the highest euro allowances?
when does Buenos Airies start?
yippee, back to the excelsior,HKG. are the V Atlantic hosties still there?
the HNL a/p manager wants even more flights, lot easier to sell than j*

Pegasus747 7th May 2008 13:17

Let's face it. New Zealand is the country where anyone with any get up and go has got up and gone

cartexchange 7th May 2008 14:03

hey peg what is the deal with the FCO and FRA10 and FRA9 in the standing bids are they charters or planned trips also the 10 day jfk

indamiddle 8th May 2008 06:53

hi cart exchange... on another thread someone said the FCO trips to do with the catholic hajj to sydney.
haven't seen or heard why change in length to other patterns. we need to know soon, patterns open for bidding on the 10th.

cartexchange 8th May 2008 07:02

patterns are out on the crew web site
quite a few FCO and some good NAN trips for some boys with slips.
This should make a few people happy
Some really good LAX and FRA
Generally some good patterns, with a few horrors thrown in.

twiggs 8th May 2008 07:45

Yes, more good news!
Another plus is the divisor has finally dropped to 186 for all categories except CSM.


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