Foreseen to enter DUS operation before the end of March.C96C wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 14:30OO-SFK (Airbus A330-343, serial 0570, ex LH D-AIKA) is on the Belgian register since today (8/03/2019). Is for the EW-wetlease.
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Hi
OO-SFK arrived yesterday at 18.25 from MLA
I noticed somewhere an illustration of Boeing 789 in LH/SR/OS colors..No SN??Why not..Switzerland and Austria are smaller countries...very sad once again...
paul
OO-SFK arrived yesterday at 18.25 from MLA
I noticed somewhere an illustration of Boeing 789 in LH/SR/OS colors..No SN??Why not..Switzerland and Austria are smaller countries...very sad once again...
paul
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Switzerland and Austria are smallet countries? Than Belgium? On what level then?
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Sorry, population Imeant
paul
paul
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Bigger populations bigger Economy etc.....economically where equal with Switzerland but for the rest Belgium brings bigger numbers.
Hasta la victoria siempre.
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I asked Lufthansa why Brussels Airlines, the long-haul specialist of the Eurowings group, was not on the picture.
Reply: "good morning Mr Orban, the decision regarding which airline will deploy the aircraft at which hub will be made at a later date. This is just a rendering."
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Brussels Airlines is dead, no need to go further.
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Brussels Airlines is not even mentioned by name any longer in the LH group results of 2018. For me it's weird as I still think Brussels Airlines still exists as an airline...
Neither here https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/luft ... h-in-2019/
Neither here https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/luft ... h-in-2019/
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Brussels Airlines, a.k.a. Eurowings will get a shitload of used A330s it seems. I just hope that LH Group will take this into account when they compare the efficiency and returns of each component in the group. SN/EW may very well use BRU as a hub for long-haul flights but that doesn't seem to be a priority, although that would be a good way to hit at other low cost operators such as Norwegian. Of course it'll also hit at the established less efficient historical network carriers of which LH is an example. A bit of a schizophrenic situation if you ask me, and that doesn't bode too well for the future.
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I somehow doubt it. Recently I get lots of advertisement on my screen;
Fly to the US with SQ! Via FRA
It always annoys me.
1) FRA is a horrible place to change planes (only do it when other options are too difficult)
2) The flights are not with SQ but with LH
3) Not even the shortest route
So I feel quite a strong push to get sent all the time through FRA, and I really resist it / don't like it.
Later this year I need to get to Seoul, and for sure I won't fly LH. I'll pick SK or smth, it's more comfortable and they're not doing their very best to limit my options.
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Omychron wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 14:49Foreseen to enter DUS operation before the end of March.C96C wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 14:30OO-SFK (Airbus A330-343, serial 0570, ex LH D-AIKA) is on the Belgian register since today (8/03/2019). Is for the EW-wetlease.
http://www.mobilit.fgov.be:7081/bcaa/ai ... search.jsf
Will be operating for SN first until it goes to EW DUS
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In EW colours? It would not be a first...CTBke wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 13:45Will be operating for SN first until it goes to EW DUSOmychron wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 14:49Foreseen to enter DUS operation before the end of March.C96C wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019, 14:30OO-SFK (Airbus A330-343, serial 0570, ex LH D-AIKA) is on the Belgian register since today (8/03/2019). Is for the EW-wetlease.
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Somewhat reassuring news at https://www.7sur7.be/7s7/fr/1536/Econom ... ines.dhtml stating that SN result is positive but of course shall improve.BrightCedars wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 13:21Brussels Airlines, a.k.a. Eurowings will get a shitload of used A330s it seems. I just hope that LH Group will take this into account when they compare the efficiency and returns of each component in the group. SN/EW may very well use BRU as a hub for long-haul flights but that doesn't seem to be a priority, although that would be a good way to hit at other low cost operators such as Norwegian. Of course it'll also hit at the established less efficient historical network carriers of which LH is an example. A bit of a schizophrenic situation if you ask me, and that doesn't bode too well for the future.
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Not necessarily a problem tough. the used A330's are all maximum 10y old so it seems with quite efficient Trent 700 engines. Not only that: Brussels Airlines doesn't really has flights of 11+ hours. The A330's are perfect.BrightCedars wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 13:21Brussels Airlines, a.k.a. Eurowings will get a shitload of used A330s it seems.
A350's is overkill for Brussels Airlines. The B787-8 however would fill in some niches for Brussels Airlines tough...
I would be more worried if Brussels Airlines got the old 767's or 777's of Austrian.... Or even worse: Lufthansa's written A340's ( both 300 and 600's )
Trust me, there are some A340-600's of Lufthansa in the dessert right now, ready to be written of. They could have given it to Brussels airlines to destroy Brussels Airlines
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Matt wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 15:24Not necessarily a problem tough. the used A330's are all maximum 10y old so it seems with quite efficient Trent 700 engines. Not only that: Brussels Airlines doesn't really has flights of 11+ hours. The A330's are perfect.BrightCedars wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 13:21Brussels Airlines, a.k.a. Eurowings will get a shitload of used A330s it seems.
A350's is overkill for Brussels Airlines. The B787-8 however would fill in some niches for Brussels Airlines tough...
I would be more worried if Brussels Airlines got the old 767's or 777's of Austrian.... Or even worse: Lufthansa's written off A340's ( both 300 and 600's )
Trust me, there are some A340-600's of Lufthansa in the dessert right now, ready to be written of. They could have given it to Brussels airlines to destroy Brussels Airlines
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Maybe I was a bit to quick with my reaction yesterday.
OS of course is in much bigger need of new equipment since their 767/777 are way older then SN's incoming A330-fleet, besides these fairly young birds are quite sufficient for SN ops...
And LH wanting to get rid of thirsty A340's seems logical as well. A replacement with A350 is the logical consequence then.
I am just hoping for some positive news for SN at BRU as well...
OS of course is in much bigger need of new equipment since their 767/777 are way older then SN's incoming A330-fleet, besides these fairly young birds are quite sufficient for SN ops...
And LH wanting to get rid of thirsty A340's seems logical as well. A replacement with A350 is the logical consequence then.
I am just hoping for some positive news for SN at BRU as well...
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I thought that the 346 would have been a perfect plane for Brussels Airlines it's true it consumes a lot but it can take a lot of cargo(payload)also perfect for their African market.Matt wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 15:24Not necessarily a problem tough. the used A330's are all maximum 10y old so it seems with quite efficient Trent 700 engines. Not only that: Brussels Airlines doesn't really has flights of 11+ hours. The A330's are perfect.BrightCedars wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 13:21Brussels Airlines, a.k.a. Eurowings will get a shitload of used A330s it seems.
A350's is overkill for Brussels Airlines. The B787-8 however would fill in some niches for Brussels Airlines tough...
I would be more worried if Brussels Airlines got the old 767's or 777's of Austrian.... Or even worse: Lufthansa's written A340's ( both 300 and 600's )
Trust me, there are some A340-600's of Lufthansa in the dessert right now, ready to be written of. They could have given it to Brussels airlines to destroy Brussels Airlines
But I do not have the experience to judge it.
And it also depends on the lease price I suppose?
Hasta la victoria siempre.
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It's the worst plane for SN ... remember the hifly they got last minute .. it got stuck on the runway cause it couldn't turn ... it's too long and some African destinations have the runway as taxiway where they have to make a full turn so in terms of planes this isn't the best plane for SN but the A330 still islumumba wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 18:57I thought that the 346 would have been a perfect plane for Brussels Airlines it's true it consumes a lot but it can take a lot of cargo(payload)also perfect for their African market.Matt wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 15:24Not necessarily a problem tough. the used A330's are all maximum 10y old so it seems with quite efficient Trent 700 engines. Not only that: Brussels Airlines doesn't really has flights of 11+ hours. The A330's are perfect.BrightCedars wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 13:21Brussels Airlines, a.k.a. Eurowings will get a shitload of used A330s it seems.
A350's is overkill for Brussels Airlines. The B787-8 however would fill in some niches for Brussels Airlines tough...
I would be more worried if Brussels Airlines got the old 767's or 777's of Austrian.... Or even worse: Lufthansa's written A340's ( both 300 and 600's )
Trust me, there are some A340-600's of Lufthansa in the dessert right now, ready to be written of. They could have given it to Brussels airlines to destroy Brussels Airlines
But I do not have the experience to judge it.
And it also depends on the lease price I suppose?
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I fear that SN's performance will never be good enough for LH. As far as I know EW has been losing money so far. So, if the consolidated EW/SN figures are positive, who is pulling EW out of the red ?BrightCedars wrote: ↑14 Mar 2019, 14:46Somewhat reassuring news at https://www.7sur7.be/7s7/fr/1536/Econom ... ines.dhtml stating that SN result is positive but of course shall improve.
I'm really fed up with the lies of CS and his "kin".
Btw, I still wonder how LH got a 5* rating from Skytrax. It's just an average airline.