SA234 cancellation
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SA 234 is a northbound flight so you mean either 235 or 237?
As far as I can see, SA 235 (the 1800 departure from LHR) was only operating last week on MON SAT SUN, and SA 237 (2105 departure) on MON and SUN.
From today the schedule shows SA235 ops daily and 237 ops daily except THU. However the 237 seems to be non-op on several days over the next couple of weeks.
Traditionally as we all know they have both been daily flights, but the loads are abysmal (as in low!) so I would guess that they are consolidating, and that these are not 'cancellations' as such, but re-schedules done on an ad-hoc basis.
As far as I can see, SA 235 (the 1800 departure from LHR) was only operating last week on MON SAT SUN, and SA 237 (2105 departure) on MON and SUN.
From today the schedule shows SA235 ops daily and 237 ops daily except THU. However the 237 seems to be non-op on several days over the next couple of weeks.
Traditionally as we all know they have both been daily flights, but the loads are abysmal (as in low!) so I would guess that they are consolidating, and that these are not 'cancellations' as such, but re-schedules done on an ad-hoc basis.
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235 is correct as per LHR's site. Sounds reasonable especially on such a long route.
Now I've found this: FlightAware > United Air Lines #959
I'm guessing its a mistake right? even though it seems like its happened a few times. personallty NEVER seen a non-widebody american aircraft at LHR though
Now I've found this: FlightAware > United Air Lines #959
I'm guessing its a mistake right? even though it seems like its happened a few times. personallty NEVER seen a non-widebody american aircraft at LHR though
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'm guessing its a mistake right? even though it seems like its happened a few times. personallty NEVER seen a non-widebody american aircraft at LHR though
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Sorry to say it
have u people not got your own forum i e Binkers .com
It seems an awful lot of space on PPRUNE which means for those who do not know PROFESSINONAL PILOTS RUMOUR NETWORK not Aircraft Spotters I know its Spotters Corner but get a life please keep it to serious matters not why SA Flt Cancelled tonight
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have u people not got your own forum i e Binkers .com
It seems an awful lot of space on PPRUNE which means for those who do not know PROFESSINONAL PILOTS RUMOUR NETWORK not Aircraft Spotters I know its Spotters Corner but get a life please keep it to serious matters not why SA Flt Cancelled tonight
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Capetonian, how about Continental's 757's at LHR as a non-widebody American aircraft?
I was simply answering the original question.
