Melburnian1
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Re: General Qantas Delays/Cancellations/etc. Discussion
The suggested delay to QF81 occurred, with it departing SYD 63 minutes late this morning, but forecast to pick up 23 of those minutes en route.
QF11 this morning departed SYD 70 minutes late at 1100 with expected arrival in LAX 65 minutes late. Although earlier flights around 0700 were OK, there were many mid morning delays in SYD this morning perhaps due to the runway mode of operation.
The B744 operating QF18 from JFK to LAX departed two hours and 41 minutes late so is not arriving in LAX until 0010 on Thursday 23 July, two and a half hours late. This late tag leg will delay QF18 to an 0250 Thursday in lieu of 2355 Wednesday LAX departure with arrival in SYD forecast two hours late at 0940 tomorrow morning. QF16 to BNE and QF94 to MEL are not showing as 'delayed' so it looks like any connecting passengers from JFK on QF18 might end up travelling on domestic flights from SYD to BNE, MEL or other airports.
One individual who recently travelled between LAX and JFK on QF said to me that in one direction the flight was at best half full and in the other between a third and half full. Light loadings indeed.
The suggested delay to QF81 occurred, with it departing SYD 63 minutes late this morning, but forecast to pick up 23 of those minutes en route.
QF11 this morning departed SYD 70 minutes late at 1100 with expected arrival in LAX 65 minutes late. Although earlier flights around 0700 were OK, there were many mid morning delays in SYD this morning perhaps due to the runway mode of operation.
The B744 operating QF18 from JFK to LAX departed two hours and 41 minutes late so is not arriving in LAX until 0010 on Thursday 23 July, two and a half hours late. This late tag leg will delay QF18 to an 0250 Thursday in lieu of 2355 Wednesday LAX departure with arrival in SYD forecast two hours late at 0940 tomorrow morning. QF16 to BNE and QF94 to MEL are not showing as 'delayed' so it looks like any connecting passengers from JFK on QF18 might end up travelling on domestic flights from SYD to BNE, MEL or other airports.
One individual who recently travelled between LAX and JFK on QF said to me that in one direction the flight was at best half full and in the other between a third and half full. Light loadings indeed.