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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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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
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What's the flying hours between Dubai and Bangkok? What's the maximum range of B737?Originally posted by Serendib View PostComment
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Virgin Atlantic has announced an order 12 A350-1000s
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Only 12 x A350? I thought they are ordering A380s too.Originally posted by TheF15Ace View PostVirgin Atlantic has announced an order 12 A350-1000s
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They ordered 6 A380s quite some time ago (I think before the A380 was in service) but they have been deferred multiple times. Currently expected to be delivered in 2018 though most industry analyst believe it'll never happenOriginally posted by banuthev View PostComment
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Qatar Airways is in discussions about purchasing as many as 30 Boeing Co. 737 airliners amid a dispute with Airbus Group SE over unresolved faults with its A320neo model.Comment
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A Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-300, registration B-KQY performing flight CX-270 from Amsterdam (Netherlands) to Hong Kong (China), was enroute at FL330 about 50nm northeast of Minsk (Belarus) when the crew detected a possible fuel leak at one of the engines (GE90) and decided to divert to Minsk, where the aircraft landed safely on runway 31 about one hour later.
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The World’s Top 10 Airlines of 2016
Emirates
Qatar Airways
Singapore Airlines
Cathay Pacific
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Etihad Airways
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Qantas Airways
Lufthansa
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AirAsia has signed a firm order with Airbus for the purchase of 100 A321neo aircraft. The contract was announced at the Farnborough Airshow today by AirAsia Group Chief Executive Officer Tony FernandesComment
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Airbus is slashing production of its A380 aircraft after struggling to find new customers.
The company said Wednesday it will build only 20 of the twin-deck A380 next year, and only 12 per year from 2018. That's down from 27 it delivered in 2015.
Airbus (EADSF) has been struggling to pitch the super jumbo to new buyers. There are 193 of the aircraft in use around the world, with 126 more orders from airlines lined up. That's way below the 1,200 orders Airbus said it expected when the aircraft was first introduced in 2005.
The A380, which was designed to challenge Boeing in the super large aircraft market, took 15 years to develop at a cost of $25 billion. Airlines are now moving towards more fuel efficient planes, rather than super large aircraft, to cut down costs. Fuel is the second biggest expense for airlines, behind staff costs.
Read More - http://money.cnn.com/2016/07/13/news...t-super-jumbo/Comment
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SWISS Launches Revenue Service with State-of-the-Art Bombardier C Series Aircraft
Bombardier Commercial Aircraft today congratulated launch operator Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) on the successful entry-into-service of the CS100 aircraft. The maiden commercial flight of the CS100 aircraft has departed Zurich for Paris Charles de Gaulle.Comment
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She seems to be having alot of issues with delays almost everyday. And yesterdays ZRH-MAN flight returned to ZRH after one of the air conditioning systems failed.Originally posted by Speedbird View PostComment
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True and it is just a 1st aircraft and it has been only 4 days of operationOriginally posted by TheF15Ace View Post
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Yeah. I'm sure Bombardier will stay on top of things. They need to make a good impression not only because this is the entry into service for the C Series. LH will also be keeping an eye on it to see if it will enter their own fleet in the future.Originally posted by Speedbird View PostComment
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