A333 is not a long haul aircraft - it is designed for short and medium length routes. UL bought these aircraft as an A332 replacement.
A350 is supposed to replace A343.
Operating A333 to London can only be done with payload restrictions - London flight can be as long as 12 hours in the Winter months.
Even the A343 has payload restrictions to London in the Winter months.
UL has the 260000kg version of the A343 (except for - ADG)- my Airline has the 275000kg version of the A343 with the 190000kg landing weight option.
When I flew CMB-LHR-CMB the westbound flights were at maximum weight. Eastbound we didn't reach maximum landing weight until 90 minutes from CMB.
These flights were full - they should have been profitable. London is a premium route for every Airline - except UL.
The entire sales/marketing/commercial departments need to be investigated. What is needed is accountability!
Regarding the integration of UL/Mihin - terrible idea!
You'd saddle UL with all of Mihin's debts and long term liabilities - UL is already a financial disaster.
There are people at Mihin who were not re-hired by UL.
There are people working at Mihin who failed the selection at UL.
I don't see any benefit to merging the 2 companies - hope it doesn't happen.
A350 is supposed to replace A343.
Operating A333 to London can only be done with payload restrictions - London flight can be as long as 12 hours in the Winter months.
Even the A343 has payload restrictions to London in the Winter months.
UL has the 260000kg version of the A343 (except for - ADG)- my Airline has the 275000kg version of the A343 with the 190000kg landing weight option.
When I flew CMB-LHR-CMB the westbound flights were at maximum weight. Eastbound we didn't reach maximum landing weight until 90 minutes from CMB.
These flights were full - they should have been profitable. London is a premium route for every Airline - except UL.
The entire sales/marketing/commercial departments need to be investigated. What is needed is accountability!
Regarding the integration of UL/Mihin - terrible idea!
You'd saddle UL with all of Mihin's debts and long term liabilities - UL is already a financial disaster.
There are people at Mihin who were not re-hired by UL.
There are people working at Mihin who failed the selection at UL.
I don't see any benefit to merging the 2 companies - hope it doesn't happen.

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