The 14 April Good Friday QF1 from LHR has been delayed in its departure from the usual 2135 hours to a predicted 2305, meaning expected DXB arrival today (Easter Saturday, 15 April) at 0845, 75 minutes late.
I think you mean QF2.
The 14 April Good Friday QF1 from LHR has been delayed in its departure from the usual 2135 hours to a predicted 2305, meaning expected DXB arrival today (Easter Saturday, 15 April) at 0845, 75 minutes late.
I think you mean QF2.
The fairly new offering QF79 (0935 hours MEL - NRT) is normally pretty good in its punctuality but Easter Monday, 17 April is an exception with departure at 1103 meaning projected arrival at 2023, 83 late tonight for A333 Vh-QPG. In turn this will mean that QF80 tonight is late.
Longhaul B744-operated QF15 from BNE to LAX has been delayed on 17 April in its departure from 1015 to a predicted 1330 hours. Assuming it is the same crew that signed on this morning because QF and they lacked foreknowledge of the delay, one would hope that the delay does not extend a further two or three hours because the crew would then be in danger of running out of permitted hours. LAX arrival is predicted at 0905 rather than 0600.
As per its usual website practice, QF has yet to update the Monday 17 LAX departure time of the JFK-bound same aircraft from its scheduled 0820, which at a minimum is likely to become 1045. In turn, this will result in the transcontinental USA leg of QF12 being delayed on Monday 17, as will QF16 back from LAX to BNE and probably QF12 LAX - SYD as well.
On occasion when QF15 is badly delayed from BNE, QF simply cancels the USA legs of QF11/ QF12 and transfers passengers (and presumably freight and bags) to AA flights. There is not yet any public indication this is occurring on Monday 17 April.
UPDATE: The expected departure delay for QF15 ex BNE has ballooned out to 1350 hours.
FURTHER UPDATE: QF15 (B744 VH-OJT) departed at 1402 and was airborne at 1417; same day arrival in LAX is now suggested as 0950, three hours and 50 minutes late.
Looks like trans con QF11/12 is going ahead about 3 hrs behind schedule.
Thank you as always Flyerqf: a quick back-of-the-envelope calculation gives a rough estimated arrival on Monday 17 for the ex JFK QF12 into LAX of between 2340 and midnight, assuming no further delays and that it can pick up 20 minutes or half an hour on the JFK - LAX westbound transcontinental sector. In turn once again QF16 and QF12, but probably not QF94, will become Monday super early morning departures ex LAX respectively for BNE and SYD.
...Big flow on effect as a result of the delayed BNE departure.
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Indeed - maybe 1000 plus passengers adversely affected when one considers all the flow on delays to QF12 back across the USA, QF12 to SYD and QF16 to BNE as well as delays to passengers connecting from 'the 11' ex SYD and 'the 93' ex MEL onwards to JFK, plus passengers connecting from QF15 at LAX to Chicago, Las Vegas and so on who miss their designated AA or other connecting flight.
If AFF stalwarts such as milehighclub could inform us as to why QF15 on 17 April was delayed, that would be great. "Engineering" again? Staff member went off sick at short notice and no replacement immediately available?
Due to the late departure ex MEL of QF79 today for Japan, the 2050 hours QF62 (NRT - BNE) is predicted to depart at 2130 mid evening on 17 April but Tuesday 18 April arrival should only be 25 minutes tardy at 0720 hours.
In further on Easter Monday 17 April, the longstanding QF3 (that at this time of year is a scheduled 1930 hours out of SYD) did not take off until 2017. Same day arrival is expected half an hour behind at 0950.
QF24 departed BKK at 1901, 51 minutes late with easter Tuesday 18 April arrival estimated as 0715, 45 minutes past the allotted.
Thanks Melburnian1. On an unrelated note, is Easter Tuesday a thing?
Qf11 just took off from Syd...looks like a 747, not A380