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  • Speedbird
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    JetBlue Founder Reveals Details on His New Tech-Focused International Airline

    Neeleman noted that few people ever call Amazon or Uber, and the goal of the new airline is to have a fully functional app

    JetBlue Founder Reveals Details on His New Tech-Focused International Airline
    https://skift.com/2018/10/26/jetblue-founder-reveals-details-on-his-new-tech-focused-international-airline/
    JetBlue founder David Neeleman said he's ready for when competitors try to crush his proposed new U.S. low-cost carrier when it starts flying in 2021. JetBlue founder David Neeleman said his new will fly from the U.S. to Europe and South America, avoiding competitors' hubs.

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    • Speedbird
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      Originally posted by channa
      https://www.independent.co.uk/travel...-a8504381.html

      It seems that Qantas PER-LHR route is doing well
      yes absolutely this is the new Kangaroo route...Sydney and Melbourne is next

      UL is still harping on carrying pax between London - Australia

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      • channa
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        Originally posted by banuthev
        QF's PER-LHR nonstop flight have started affecting the middle east carriers. Etihad ends Perth service in late-Sep 2018.Do you know the pax load factor & yield on the PER-LHR route?
        Qantas’ Perth to London route is an aviation success story, as airline announces record profits
        https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/qantas-profits-perth-london-nonstop-flight-route-success-record-a8504381.html
        The 17 hour and 20 minute flight between the UK and Australia is the highest rated service on the Qantas network


        It seems that Qantas PER-LHR route is doing well

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        • Speedbird
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          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdU1WTBJMl0

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGXahSnA_oA

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          • Serendib
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            British Airways axes entire Hong Kong crew ahead of closure of base in city next month

            British Airways axed its entire Hong Kong crew on Wednesday ahead of the closure of its local base next month, the airline’s head office has confirmed.

            Unionists said 57 of the 85 Hong Kong-based flight attendants were laid off immediately, with another 24 to finish at the end of next month when their contracts expired. They slammed the move as “inhumane” and “ugly”.

            Britain’s national airline, which has been flying to the city for 82 years, said it would close its Hong Kong cabin crew base at the end of October. The carrier operates two daily flights from Hong Kong to London Heathrow.

            https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/...-ahead-closure

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            • Speedbird
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              https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...e-no-1-airline

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              • Speedbird
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                Airbus rolls out Delta’s first A220 – Business Traveller
                https://www.businesstraveller.com/business-travel/2018/09/17/airbus-rolls-out-first-delta-a220/
                Delta will be the first US carrier to take delivery of the A220-100, formerly known as the Bombardier CS100…


                I see the future...

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                • dilushasg-bdavi
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                  https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bu...london-1622863
                  Biman is set to increase flights to London by the end of this year after taking delivery of its second Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner in November, said a senior official of the state-run carrier.

                  The airline wants to operate six weekly flights to London, up from four at present, said Shakil Meraj, Biman's spokesperson, ahead of taking delivery of the aircraft from Boeing.

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                  • banuthev
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                    Originally posted by dilushasg-bdavi
                    It was flown back to Everett after the Farnborough airshow. Delivery flight was non-stop from Everett to Dhaka.
                    Ah okay! May be Boeing was testing and wanted to handover this aircraft to Biman at Everett. Do you have any pictures of this aircraft ' cabin? I have heard biman is increasing flights to London. I'm wondering how many Biman flights are currently operating to London.

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                    • dilushasg-bdavi
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                      Originally posted by banuthev
                      Nice! this is the same aircraft been to Farnborough airshow right? Did this aircraft was parked in Farnborough or went back to Everett after the airshow. I was under the impression this aircraft is going to be delivered to Dhaka just after the Farnborough airshow. It would be waste of fuel if it operate Everett to Farnborough to Everett to Dhaka.

                      It was flown back to Everett after the Farnborough airshow. Delivery flight was non-stop from Everett to Dhaka.

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                      • banuthev
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                        Originally posted by dilushasg-bdavi
                        Biman's first 787-8 (S2-AJS) arrived in Dhaka
                        Nice! this is the same aircraft been to Farnborough airshow right? Did this aircraft was parked in Farnborough or went back to Everett after the airshow. I was under the impression this aircraft is going to be delivered to Dhaka just after the Farnborough airshow. It would be waste of fuel if it operate Everett to Farnborough to Everett to Dhaka.

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                        • dilushasg-bdavi
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                          Biman's first 787-8 (S2-AJS) arrived in Dhaka

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                          • dilushasg-bdavi
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                            Everett

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                            • banuthev
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                              Originally posted by dilushasg-bdavi
                              EL-AL retro 787
                              Aircraft looks nice! Where does the photo was taken?

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                              • dilushasg-bdavi
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                                EL-AL retro 787

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