Melburnian1
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QF583 (12 August, the 1950 hours SYD transcontinental across to PER) took off at 2100 hours with arrival for A332 VH-EBJ likely at 2340, 45 late.
QF has a note that one can't miss on its home page re flight disruptions at HKG. This directs us to the flight status page, but when I typed in some of the southbounds (i.e. ex HKG) for Monday 12 August evening such as QF98, they were still showing as operating, which can't be correct as passengers were unable to check in. I reloaded my browser so hopefully it's not my error.
As others have noted in a separate thread, northbounds tonight (i.e. from Oz) such as the 2120 hours ex SYD, QF117, are running.
I hope this is not a prelude to China intervening next few days......causing mass hurtQF117 has now been cancelled.
Sorry.. all are cancelled!!! Just got word 1 min ago...As usual, milehighclub is on the ball. All the QF flights from HKG on Tuesday 13 August are operating.
Sorry.. all are cancelled!!! Just got word 1 min ago...
Thanks tomcut2000. Great info again. I have deleted my post above. What was it about any of us speaking too soon?
Need to correct you... As far as I can check.. no HKG EX AU services for Qantas today...Presumably given the number of QF aircraft to be in HKG tonight and unable to depart for Oz cities on redeyes, even more QFi flights will be cancelled tomorrow.
Happy to be corrected but won't there be eight QFi aircraft stabled in HKG this evening (assuming none run empty back to Oz?)
NRT doesn't have the "stringent slot limitations", that's HND. NRT does have a curfew.The Tuesday 13 August QF62, the 1955 hours NRT - BNE is deferred until an expected 0930 hours on Wednesday 14 in its departure with arrival expected tomorrow at 1925 hours, 810 minutes late. This morning QF79, the 0910 hours MEL - NRT diverted via BNE, stopping from 1153 to 1408 - a long pause - with arrival suggested as 2200 in NRT.
As Himeno reminds, us - she's the world expert - NRT has extremely stringent slot limitations for airlines with QF no exception, so the stop (if say for a medical emergency) in BNE may have been longer than normal because '2200 hours' was the next available time for QF to land 'the 79.'
QF didn't send the north bound HKG flights out this morning.Presumably given the number of QF aircraft to be in HKG tonight and unable to depart for Oz cities on redeyes, even more QFi flights will be cancelled tomorrow.
Happy to be corrected but won't there be eight QFi aircraft stabled in HKG this evening (assuming none run empty back to Oz?)
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