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No unfortunately. One is in maintenance in MNL
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QF15 often waits for QF11 transpacific passengers bound for JFK. Of course if very late these pax will be shunted to AA whose A321 transcontinental is quite a good productQf16 departed at 3.20am!
At this stage it looks like today's Qf11 from LAX to JFK isn't delayed. The inbound 11 from Syd is significantly delayed, but the aircraft from BNE (QF15) operates the 11 to JFK.
I assume a very empty flight though without the passengers from SYDQF15 often waits for QF11 transpacific passengers bound for JFK. Of course if very late these pax will be shunted to AA whose A321 transcontinental is quite a good product
I assume a very empty flight though without the passengers from SYD
There will probably be enough from the flights from BNE and MEL to make it worthwhile, as well as any pax on international journeys who have stopped in LAX for a while and are now continuing to JFK. Not everyone flies out of SYD.
The A388 on QF12 departed from LAX at 0158 hours on Monday 31, not 2230 hours on Sunday evening, a delay of 208 minutes. Tuesday 1 November arrival in SYD is forecast as 1100 rather than 0730. This would be 210 minutes behind time, with the plane then to form QF7 from SYD to DFW, the timetabled 1405 hours departure.
I remember at one time an A330 serviced the transcontinental sectors. I am not sure whether QF stationed one at LAX jut for that route?.
Wasn't it a continuation of the AKL-LAX A332 flights?
Yes I had thought of that, but somehow my brain tells me there was an A330 stationed there. I cannot find a reference to that so yes it must have been the AKL tag flight
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It still would be inferior as the route used the international config 332Albeit back then the 332s were an inferior product.. that has changed, although US airlines have some more attractive options as well