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MD-11forever
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by MD-11forever » 30 Aug 2006, 16:41
I just noticed on the arrivals that on Thursday 31/08 there will be a non-stop flight from Addis Ababa to EBBR:
31/08 06:05 Addis Ababa ET 704
This flight will be executed by a A330 ! Also, on the website of Ethopian, this flight is denoted to be flown with A330.
Ethiopian Airlines
ET 704 Bole (ADD), Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 23:20
Brussels National (BRU), Brussels, Belgium 06:05+1 day(s)
Non-stop 330 7:45 Wednesday
However, as far as I know, Ethiopian doesn't have any A330s, only 767-300s. From which company is this A330?
Atlantis
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by Atlantis » 30 Aug 2006, 16:47
They wet-leased an A330 of Star Airlines for six months. They have this aircraft in the fleet since 12 June. Normally they had to lease two ex-Malasian B747 but that didn't go.
MD-11forever
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by MD-11forever » 30 Aug 2006, 17:18
Ok, I didn't know they leased an A330. Thanks for the quick reply Atlantis!
Atlantis
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by Atlantis » 30 Aug 2006, 19:23
This means also that the flights are doing well.
Sabena_690
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by Sabena_690 » 30 Aug 2006, 20:55
Atlantis wrote: This means also that the flights are doing well.
So because an intermediate stop is exceptionally cancelled, and because bigger equipment is used (due to aircraft shortage), you conclude that a flight is doing well?
It is possible of course, but I'd rather put a charter aircraft with a high density configuration on a low yield route with a lot of volume, and use my B763 aircraft (with the standard ET interior) on the high yield destinations where a charter aircraft would result in the loss of high yielding customers.
Not that I want to contradict you, it is just another vision...
Frederic
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Atlantis
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by Atlantis » 30 Aug 2006, 21:18
I meant generally that the flights are doing well. I'm not speaking about this ones event for tomorrow.
In the Ethiopian plans there is no room to fly direct to BRU. All the flights are still going via CDG.
Maybe that post was a little bit confusing. Hopes this makes it clear.
Atlantis
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by Atlantis » 30 Aug 2006, 21:31
The reg. will be F-GSEU.
This plane can carry 364 pax.
Kapitein
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by Kapitein » 30 Aug 2006, 23:30
Strange schedule for tommorow.
STA: 0605 LT direct from ADD
STD: 0705 LT via CDG
speedbird1
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by speedbird1 » 31 Aug 2006, 09:59
Just seen N716CK drop into BRU 747-1 and EC-JVE Iberia A319 looks like a new ish one.
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Mirror
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by Mirror » 31 Aug 2006, 10:33
1255 AH2064 B734 No idea who is flying this one ????
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by OO-JFP » 31 Aug 2006, 11:56
Hi,
I saw TC-APD in Pegasus c/s without titles flying for Air Algerie @ Orly last week.
Might be the same one.
Best regards,
OO-JFP
Mirror
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by Mirror » 31 Aug 2006, 14:04
Thx it was indeed that one
Sabena_690
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by Sabena_690 » 31 Aug 2006, 19:57
The AH B734 was not the only "special" B734 today, does anybody know which B734 operated TU8431, which left to MIR at 13:55?
I'd also appreciate the reg of LH4607 to MUC...
Thanks
Frederic
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by Jense » 31 Aug 2006, 23:27
Sabena_690 wrote: The AH B734 was not the only "special" B734 today, does anybody know which B734 operated TU8431, which left to MIR at 13:55?
One of the Futura's wich operate for TUB this summer, I thought that I read EC-GNZ, but I'm not sure.
Sabena_690
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by Sabena_690 » 01 Sep 2006, 20:04
Thank you Jense!
Frederic
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