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Originally posted by n863gt View Post
UL did "have" a 767 leased for some 2 months. not sure whether who operated it.
UL might as well adopt the B38M or B39M or B738 to the fleet if they're going to service them.(not sure about on-boeing experience of UL's pilots.)
the B787 as a widebody?(777s are hard to find)
I dont think it's necessary though. adds complexity to the fleet.
Just for my knowledge, do you know which complexities would add for UL when adding boeing aircraft to the fleet ? Since UL have been using only Airbus fleet for such a long time, Any possibilities Boeing would give better deals to UL to make them as their customer?
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Originally posted by banuthev View Post
Hi WizzWaveSien, I see AK have reduced the KUL-CMB flights from 14 weekly to 11 weekly since the last few months. Is it due to low-pax demand? is it good move 8D adding KUL to the network?Last edited by WizzWaveSien; 20-02-2025, 02:41 PM.Sien (KR/SL/US)
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Colombo-bound flight halted on runway after technical glitch at Chennai airport
The aircraft, carrying 168 passengers and 8 crew members, was set to depart from Chennai airport at 9.40 am
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dtn...airport-823104
Originally posted by Serendib View Post
Aircraft Rego?
Glitch was on UL122 operated by 4R-ALL. Worrying to see only 168 pax in A333. Normally UL121/2 is a full flight.
Do we know why 4R-ALH is not active?
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Originally posted by banuthev View Post
Yes UL did have a leased 767 (CS-TQI) from Jul10 to Sep10 were used on UL-routes such as FCO, MXP & SIN. Operated by Luzair.
Just for my knowledge, do you know which complexities would add for UL when adding boeing aircraft to the fleet ? Since UL have been using only Airbus fleet for such a long time, Any possibilities Boeing would give better deals to UL to make them as their customer?
-F/A experience on boeing aircraft
-both types of aircraft needing parts that are different from each other
-crew schedulingspotting Y-12s and helicopters from my home..
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Originally posted by n863gt View Post
-pilot and maintenance experience on boeing aircraft(+training)
-F/A experience on boeing aircraft
-both types of aircraft needing parts that are different from each other
-crew scheduling
I still see Airbus still have 4x A350-900s for SriLankan Airlines in the orderbook. Any idea what plans UL got for taking the delivery or converting to some other widebody Airbus aircraft?
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Originally posted by WizzWaveSien View Post
Great news! do you have a date on when she would be entering into service? I heard it was next week, is this true?
Any update of 8D to KUL? Do you know when they will begin flights to KUL?
Thanks.
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Originally posted by banuthev View Post
Yes UL did have a leased 767 (CS-TQI) from Jul10 to Sep10 were used on UL-routes such as FCO, MXP & SIN. Operated by Luzair.
Just for my knowledge, do you know which complexities would add for UL when adding boeing aircraft to the fleet ? Since UL have been using only Airbus fleet for such a long time, Any possibilities Boeing would give better deals to UL to make them as their customer?
little answer from my end!
UL will never add Boeing Aircraft (Or any other, except Airbus) (Never : within next 5 years) to the fleet.
Assumptions :- Adding Boeing Aircrafts make the Engineering facilities, requirements complex, since UL wants to maintain their fleet by their own hands, saves money.
- If UL adds Boeing Aircrafts, many certifications from the manufacturer, EASA, ICAO, CAA, FAA are required, and needs to maintain a separate Warehouse, Hangars, Tools and equipment which needs huge capital cost.
- Crew Training : UL have to train their Crew both, Flight Deck, Cabin and Engineering crew separately, and operate them separately which makes complexities on Crew scheduling and HR management, recruitment.
Thank You,Last edited by MAW2000; 22-02-2025, 03:25 PM.
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Originally posted by MAW2000 View Post
Hi,
little answer from my end!
UL will never add Boeing Aircraft (Or any other, except Airbus) (Never : within next 5 years) to the fleet.
Assumptions :- Adding Boeing Aircrafts make the Engineering facilities, requirements complex, since UL wants to maintain their fleet by their own hands, saves money.
- If UL adds Boeing Aircrafts, many certifications from the manufacturer, EASA, ICAO, CAA, FAA are required, and needs to maintain a separate Warehouse, Hangars, Tools and equipment which needs huge capital cost.
- Crew Training : UL have to train their Crew both, Flight Deck, Cabin and Engineering crew separately, and operate them separately which makes complexities on Crew scheduling and HR management, recruitment.
Thank You,spotting Y-12s and helicopters from my home..
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Originally posted by banuthev View Post
Thanks
I still see Airbus still have 4x A350-900s for SriLankan Airlines in the orderbook. Any idea what plans UL got for taking the delivery or converting to some other widebody Airbus aircraft?
https://www.airbus.com/en/products-s...and-deliveries
because 4R-XWA to 4R-XWD were delivered to 3U instead of ULspotting Y-12s and helicopters from my home..
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Originally posted by n863gt View Post
did UL order 8 A359s?
because 4R-XWA to 4R-XWD were delivered to 3U instead of UL
I believe the remaining four airframes directly ordered from Airbus are still not been built, order-converted or cancelled till now. Please some one correct me if I am wrong.
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