Emirates Delays/Cancellations

A380 A6-EDY on EK418, the redeye ex BKK to SYD should arrive at about 1038 hours on Thursday 5 January, 98 minutes late. The scheduled 1040 hours continuation to AKL may depart at roughly 1220 this afternoon.

A6-EDZ on the DXB - BNE flight EK434 is delayed, but not as much with a 36 minute late 0716 hours arrival predicted.
 
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The arrival of EK406 on Friday 6 January into MEL ex DXB should be at around 0719, 49 minutes tardy with A380 A6-EOD. The 0810 hours MEL - AKL has been retimed to depart an hour late.

The BKK - SYD EK418, A6_EEF, also an A380, is about 41 minutes late with an 0941 hours arrival suggested.

EK404 from SIN to MEL (A380 A6_EOB) is also delayed with a forecast 0935 hours arrival, 45 late.
 
EK404 is again delayed on Saturday 7 January with A380 A6-EEZ likely to arrive MEL at 1021, 91 minutes late.

In the other direction, EK409, the 0600 hours early start from MEL to DXB did not take off until 0736, so B773ER A6_ECL is not expected into the Middle East until 1340, 35 minutes behind schedule.
 
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Also on Saturday 7 January, A380 A6-EEM on EK407, the 2230 hours MEL - DXB did not take off until 2332; Sunday 8 arrival is suggested as 0627 hours, 52 minutes behind schedule.
 
According to BNE stats EK 434 is late to arrive in Bne today at 11.15am the tag depature to AKL will now leave at 1pm.
 
Wednesday 11 January 2017 has EK406, the overnight from DXB arriving in MEL at about 0728, 58 minutes late with A380 A6-EEL.

The SIN - MEL EK404 is also delayed with arrival suggested as 34 minutes tardy at 0924, aircraft being A380 A6-EOB.
 
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On Friday 13 January, EK406 (A380 A6-EEO) is similarly late to what it was two days ago, with this DXB - MEL flight suggested as arriving at 0744, 74 minutes late. The 0810 MEL - AKL departure may become an 0925 although Google claims '0900 hours.'

Fog has been a problem in Dubai in the last day or so.

The DXB - BNE A380, A6-EDY on EK434 is worse off with arrival predicted at 0809 hours, 89 minutes late. The 0825 hours continuation to AKL is likely to depart at around 0950.

EK412, the overnight DXB - SYD (A6-EUH) should depart at 1015 hours (in this case on Thursday 12) but was airborne at 1249, meaning Friday 13 arrival at 0842, 102 minutes behind schedule. The timetabled 9845 hours departure continuation across the ditch to CHC may be able to depart at around the 1020 mark.

The BKK - SYD redeye, EK418 (A380 A6-EEQ) is about 75 minutes late with likely arrival at 1015 hours.
 
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Saturday 14 January has EK404, the overnight SIN - MEL (A380 A6-EOW) likely to arrive at 1013 hours, 83 minutes late.
 
On Monday 16 January, EK418, the overnight BKK - SYD (A380 A6-EDN) is arriving at roughly 1028 hours, 88 minutes late.

UPDATE: At 1248 hours, this scheduled 1040 hours SYD - AKL continuation was in the early stages of taxiing in SYD.
 
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Thursday 9 February sees EK404, the overnight SIN - MEL suggested as arriving at 1010 hours, 80 minutes late with A380 A6-EOB.

UPDATE: EK418 (A380 A6-EEF) took off from SYD at 1237, about an hour and 40 later than scheduled for an 'across the ditch' trip to AKL.
 
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An intense storm cell passed over SYD at about 1730 hours on Sunday 12 February 2017 resulting in many aircraft being placed in holding patterns.

EK419 (1630 hours AKL - SYD that was airborne at 1658, A380 A6-EDY) should arrive at roughly 1834 hours, 39 minutes tardy.

The Sunday afternoon EK413 from CHC to SYD (A380 A6-EUL) should arrive 34 minutes late at 2039 hours.
 
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On Monday 13 February, EK404 from SIN to MEL (with AFF member serfty on board) is A380 A6-EUB and should arrive MEL about half an hour late at 0920.
 
On Wednesday 15 February, AFF member opusman reported (in another thread):

Last night on EK407 we had two goes at landing at Melbourne, presumably on 16/34 first but the tailwind was too strong, and then again on 09/27 but presumably a too-strong tailwind translates into a too-strong crosswind as well?

Ended up going up to Sydney to re-fuel and coming back again.

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This flight departed SYD after the 'excursion' at 2252 hours and then MEL at about 0130 on Thursday 16 February.

In further on Thursday 16, EK404, the redeye from SIN down to MEL (A380 A6-EOV) should arrive at about 0924, 34 minutes tardy.
 
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Friday 17 February sees A6-EEL on EK418, the overnight from BKK to SYD arriving at a predicted 0933, 33 minutes tardy.
 
The challenging, stormy Sydney weather as at 1900 hours on Saturday 18 February is not helping EK419 (A380 A6-EEK), the 1630 AKL - SYD that took off at 1716. Arrival is suggested at 1907, 72 minutes late.
 
Thursday 23 February has EK419, the 1950 hours from SYD up to BKK having become airborne at a delayed 2108 hours. A380 A6-EDA should be on blocks at around the 0149 hours mark on Friday 24, 39 late.
 
An unpleasant start to the day of Saturday 25 February for BNE - SIN passengers on EK433, the shockingly timed 0235 hours departure. Takeoff was not until 0508 so arrival is predicted at 1013, 123 minutes behind schedule. Aircraft is B773ER A6-EBE.
 
An unpleasant start to the day of Saturday 25 February for BNE - SIN passengers on EK433, the shockingly timed 0235 hours departure. Takeoff was not until 0508 so arrival is predicted at 1013, 123 minutes behind schedule. Aircraft is B773ER A6-EBE.

That would be torture worse than waterboarding.

A lot of those PAX would have been at the airport from 8pm and waiting for check in to open at 11:30pm, to them have that massive wait before they could try to nod off
 
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Ek434 was delayed out of BNE until noon on Friday - allowed me to use the lounge flying out on QF51 which departed same time
 

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