I agree that there will be some delays on the QF10-95-96-9 rotations as there will be weather and other delays that occur not necessarily related to newness of aircraft.
The saving grace might be that the short turnarounds are on Aussie soil (Perth and Melbourne) with the longer turnaround at LHR and LAX. Means there are more options in the event of a delay, utilizing the QF domestic network. Crew also less of an issue.
However there will be less delays on QF1/2 and QF93/94 as there’ll turnarounds are not as tight in those schedules. QF36 will turn around to operate QF93 which leaves 3.5 hrs to turn around - an increase on the current QF94 to 93 turn.
Today’s QF63 is delayed due to the late inbound caused by the QF25 overnight delay on Friday.
The saving grace might be that the short turnarounds are on Aussie soil (Perth and Melbourne) with the longer turnaround at LHR and LAX. Means there are more options in the event of a delay, utilizing the QF domestic network. Crew also less of an issue.
However there will be less delays on QF1/2 and QF93/94 as there’ll turnarounds are not as tight in those schedules. QF36 will turn around to operate QF93 which leaves 3.5 hrs to turn around - an increase on the current QF94 to 93 turn.
Today’s QF63 is delayed due to the late inbound caused by the QF25 overnight delay on Friday.