Melburnian1
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QF12D is due in at 2311 after the curfew.
The QF website continues to suggest a touchdown at 2250 hours (with unstated arrival a few minutes after that.) The touchdown is the critical time for curfew-meeting or breaking purposes. The QF website suggests QF12D's destination remains Sydney. The FR24 website is of no assistance as it is displaying N/A as the destination: this appears to occur with flights that have big changes to departure times, or sometimes diverted flights.
Not saying you are wrong Flyerqf: I'm merely conveying what QF says.
One also cannot rule the flight being granted a dispensation by the Federal Minister's delegate were it in fact touching down after 2259 hours. Three criteria must be satisfied.
On Friday 7 April, QF463 (1830 hours early evening SYD down to MEL, B738 VH-VZS that was airborne at 1927) should arrive at around the 2040 mark, 35 minutes behind schedule.
QF569 (the 1635 hours SYD - PER that was in the sky at 1727, B738 VH-XZO) should arrive at 2014, 39 minutes late.
The 1720 from ADL across to SYD, B738 VH-VH-VYG that took off at 1829 should arrive at 2032 hours, 52 minutes behind schedule.
QF737, appropriately operated by B738 VH-VXL, the 1805 CBR - ADL that took off at 1853 should arrive at 2002, 37 minutes tardy.
QF1525 (B717 VH-NXJ, the 1845 hours SYD - CBR that was in the sky at 1950) should pull in to its designated tarmac spot at 2030, 45 late.
The 1900 hours SYD - MEL QF465 (B738 VH-VZW, for which in the sjky time was 2006 hours) should arrive at 2108, 33 minutes behind the allotted.
QF481 (1905 hours MEL across to PER that took off at 1953) is also predicted as 35 minutes late with a 2150 hours arrival. A332 VH-EBB is the taskmaster.
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