There's still a world of difference between knowing and caring...I wonder if the Qantas head of international is across A380 cancellations. I would have thought he’d get told every time an A380 flight is cancelled. But who knows…
I share your sentiments - we are flying later on the arrival day to get to Fairbanks on a separate Alaskan ticket - 3 hour delay ok with the QF flight but things go pear shaped if it goes longer than that.It's a sad reflection of the situation where one is actively hoping to get rebpokrled onto UA...
.. on a separate Alaskan ticket ..
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The UA Polaris product is excellent.It's a sad reflection of the situation where one is actively hoping to get rebpokrled onto UA...
Sounds almost certain it will affect the Qantas fleet. And 530 hours means probably 3 months at least in maintenance.The majority of QF 789 will need to be inspected soon too, if found to require rectification will need 530 hrs of labour.
Titanium Fitting Checks Will Affect 468 Boeing 787s | Aviation Week Network
More than 40% of the in-service Boeing 787 fleet will require inspections to identify incorrectly made parts on fittings that connect floor beams to the fuselage.aviationweek.com
Hardware? Yes absolutely. Except the tray table placement imo. Catering often has me longing for QF (and THAT says a lot ! Lol)The UA Polaris product is excellent.
Ooof. Playing with fire there. Fingers crossed you pull that off !I share your sentiments - we are flying later on the arrival day to get to Fairbanks on a separate Alaskan ticket - 3 hour delay ok with the QF flight but things go pear shaped if it goes longer than that.
Wait... QF do catering!? Is that what that stuff is supposed to be?Hardware? Yes absolutely. Except the tray table placement imo. Catering often has me longing for QF (and THAT says a lot ! Lol)
My point really was the almost hope to avoid QF and AA ...
It is nice to get notice, but it’s due to an earlier delay. This would be related to water pumps breaking down on an A380. Friends of mine were already in Singapore (having arrived on a different QF flight) when they heard their onwards flight to London would be significantly delayed.
I am stunned that a flight is allowed to depart without water. A single toilet u/s is fine but no water on the whole aircraft?I’d a colleague on that flight who also found out whilst in Singapore (water issue). Was kept around the airport until quite late when someone (SATS) arranged accomodation for himself and his pregnant partner. I told him to ring and push to rebook on an alternate carrier and was offered AF leaving at 1100. Foolishly he declined and elected to stay on the delayed QF………
Ended up flying on that nights QF1 which operated without water (suffice to say he didn’t use the bathroom).
That is when you know that cough has gone from bad to worse....I am stunned that a flight is allowed to depart without water. A single toilet u/s is fine but no water on the whole aircraft?
I don’t know the specifics, maybe jb747 can weigh in as I didn’t think it were allowed either, but that’s what they were told by crew…I am stunned that a flight is allowed to depart without water. A single toilet u/s is fine but no water on the whole aircraft?