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  • TheF15Ace
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    Virgin Atlantic has announced an order 12 A350-1000s

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  • banuthev
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    Originally posted by Serendib
    Starting from 29NOV16, FZ will launch 2 daily flights to Bangkok, Thailand.
    The first departure will be at 16:20 & the second rotation at 01:20.

    Goodluck to them competing with Emirates and their 7 daily flights

    Source:A net
    What's the flying hours between Dubai and Bangkok? What's the maximum range of B737?

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  • Serendib
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    Starting from 29NOV16, FZ will launch 2 daily flights to Bangkok, Thailand.
    The first departure will be at 16:20 & the second rotation at 01:20.

    Goodluck to them competing with Emirates and their 7 daily flights

    Source:A net

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  • banuthev
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    According to Reliable sources, Scoot to launch long-haul flights to Europe from 2017. Any idea which destinations they will fly?

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  • LankaXWB
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    Good Article on North Korean Airline

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  • ecureilx
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    Originally posted by banuthev
    Very sad indeed ! How many pax were on board SQ368 on the 27-June? any injuries to the pax, crew & ground staff?

    Hi umedha, What's going to happen to 9V-SWB? is it serious damage to the aircraft after engine fire? is it possible to see her operating flights back again after repairs?
    241 POB, and there's a wiki page for it too No injuries as all stayed on board while the ARFF extinguished the flames and passengers departed via stairs.



    Originally posted by umedhah
    Hey Banu
    I did consult Shanaka aboutabout this as soon as it happened. According to his experience most likely she will be repaired.
    What I was thinking, due to the age of the aircraft and it's one of the 1st 300 ER s in the fleet, it might get withdrawn?
    If I am not wrong, since SQ doesn't own any of the frames ( ) they may speed 9V-SWBs departure. Though the Chinese way of operating things around here - bad luck and all. Or may be good luck as there was no loss of lives or injuries. You can never tell.

    Then again, BA 2276 - G-VIIO was fixed and is back in operation. And G-VIIO was in a pretty bad shape - in pictures..

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  • umedhah
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    Originally posted by banuthev
    Very sad indeed ! any injuries to the pax?

    Hi umedha, What's going to happen to 9V-SWB? is it serious damage to the aircraft after engine fire? is it possible to see her operating flights back again after repairs?
    Hey Banu
    I did consult Shanaka aboutabout this as soon as it happened. According to his experience most likely she will be repaired.
    What I was thinking, due to the age of the aircraft and it's one of the 1st 300 ER s in the fleet, it might get withdrawn?

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  • banuthev
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    Originally posted by ecureilx
    777-300ER.

    9V-SWB

    And a lot of argument online if the decision not to emergency evac was right or not ..

    Though it's pretty much a non-issue in Singapore in Singapore.

    About 60 seconds after the plane came to a complete stop, ARFF starting dousing the fire.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeVM1TR1E9k
    Very sad indeed ! How many pax were on board SQ368 on the 27-June? any injuries to the pax, crew & ground staff?

    Hi umedha, What's going to happen to 9V-SWB? is it serious damage to the aircraft after engine fire? is it possible to see her operating flights back again after repairs?

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  • banuthev
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    Bombardier finalise Air Canada order for up to 75 C Series aircraft. Are they addition or replacement to the Air Canada fleet?

    At Bombardier, we design, build and maintain the world's peak-performing aircraft for the world's most discerning people, businesses and governments. Visit us.


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  • banuthev
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    Originally posted by dilushasg-bdavi
    http://www.airbus.com/newsevents/new...modernisation/

    21 A320ceo Family and 24 A320neo Family jetliners, 27 from the A330ceo Family, 18 A330-900neo aircraft, 16 A350-1000s and 12 A380s. Iranians are on fire
    According to Reuters, Iran Air may convert or cancel the order of 12 x A380. I was thinking where there going to fly these A380? It looks like Iran Air up for competing with ME3.

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  • ecureilx
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    Originally posted by banuthev
    There was a fire on engine of SQ aircraft after emergency landing at Changi airport yesterday. Does any one know its aircraft type and rego ? Does any one have video/pics of the incident.
    777-300ER.

    9V-SWB

    And a lot of argument online if the decision not to emergency evac was right or not ..

    Though it's pretty much a non-issue in Singapore in Singapore.

    About 60 seconds after the plane came to a complete stop, ARFF starting dousing the fire.

    Last edited by ecureilx; 29-06-2016, 07:29 AM.

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  • banuthev
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    There was a fire on engine of SQ aircraft after emergency landing at Changi airport yesterday. Does any one know its aircraft type and rego ? Does any one have video/pics of the incident.

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  • TheF15Ace
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    Originally posted by banuthev
    Lufthansa 1st A350-900 (MSN74). How many A350s are in order for LH?



    Source:LH
    A350-900, 25 orders+ 15 options

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  • banuthev
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    Lufthansa 1st A350-900 (MSN74). How many A350s are in order for LH?



    Source:LH

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  • TheF15Ace
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    Originally posted by banuthev
    Wow ! Iran Air have more than 200 aircraft on order (Airbus + Boeing). Hope the expansion wouldn't be affected by Political situation. When the aircraft deliveries going to start? Where are they going to fly all of those birds?
    Hopefully we'll find out delivery dates during the Farnborough Air Show.

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