But isn’t that a “back office” operation?. Unfortunately not accessible to passengers. I don’t think a call centre has either. Is this something a checkin desk at the airport can access?
Noobie question - Is there a way of determining which aircraft rego is planned for a flight, say between 7 & 3 days out?
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Noobie question - Is there a way of determining which aircraft rego is planned for a flight, say between 7 & 3 days out?
Outbound to CHC will be delayed as well (was scheduled at 6 30pm)
For the public, I don't think so. Why, and which flight?
Was interested in QF25 SYD-HND this Thursday (14 June).
Given Sunday's very delayed flight, was wondering what the flow on effects would be for flights during this week.
In theory, nil.
Although Sunday evening's QF25 departed at 1355 on Monday 11 June with arrival at HND suggested as 2210 tonight instead of the usual 0515 hours and tonight's QF26 is expected to depart 119 minutes late at 2359, by Thursday one presumes that any crewing issues would be no longer as flights and layovers return to normal. One of our aviators or QF staff may be able to advise if the flight and cabin crew from 'the 25' normally spend roughly 41 hours in Toko (i.e. 0515 arrive on day 1, 2200 hours depart back to SYD on day 2.)
Tonight's northbound QF25 is not showing as subject to any delays.
Noobie question - Is there a way of determining which aircraft rego is planned for a flight, say between 7 & 3 days out?
I see other sensible replies ...
I have the greatest respect for the folk doing the "resource scheduling". It must be a fascinating area to work in given all the changing variables you need to cope with, sometimes at very short notice.
No way will it tell you which aircraft will operate QF25 on Thursday, but to get an idea of how aircraft are used take a look at the Qantas Source / Jet tracker. QANTAS Jet Tracker
For QF25 candidates, select any rego in the B747-400ER drop down.
Well, I know for the flight I'm looking at it is one of the non-reconfigured Longreach (OEB or OJM with old First cabin according to the QF seat map PDF). But, my interest was that with such a huge delay on the Sunday night flight there would need to be a reshuffling of aircraft in an attempt to get back on schedule and therefore one 744 may be swapped with another (potentially a reconfigured 744 rather than the one I planned my seat selection on).
Thanks for the Jet Tracker link - interesting info.
IOC...Operations. An operator would have no clue.