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Qantas to run both Perth-London and Project Sunrise flights
Jan 10, 2020, 10:54 PMAnd PER-JNB... the stupidity of Perth airport is really outstanding.
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Qantas to run both Perth-London and Project Sunrise flights
Jan 10, 2020, 10:52 PMI'm not sure about this? Qantas wouldn't be wanting just to move current MEL-PER-LHR onto direct MEL-LHR services. They also have MEL-SIN-LHR, MEL-DXB-LHR (codeshare), customers in other ports to transit through MEL and then also attract customers who currently fly other airlines but would be int...
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Qantas could add Singapore stopover to Perth-London flight
Jan 08, 2020, 06:09 PMWhilst I agree this is not the end of project sunrise, I'm not sure circle map will show us the route QF would use... considering wind and other traffic issues come into things. Also, I am not sure QF has said that QF9/10 is to be replaced by sunrise
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Qantas could add Singapore stopover to Perth-London flight
Jan 08, 2020, 05:38 PMWell, I guess this is the risk when you are flying close to the limit of a plane... it doesn't leave you much wriggle room when other factors get involved. Ultimately not much they can do about it and I'm glad they are being safe (as usual).
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Qantas shifts Melbourne-Tokyo flights to Haneda Airport
Dec 16, 2019, 10:29 PMTrue, but wasn't Jetstar operating from the same terminal at that time? Anyway, the lounge is aging and will require a touch up at some point in my opinion.
hutch
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Qantas Premium Economy and International Service. What Service???
Jan 14, 2020, 04:07 PMAssuming this happened as written, I think the offer of a 1/3 points back is about right. Having an attentive flight attendant is not worth 100% of the upgrade. If you are that anxious and scarred by this experience, then I don't think travelling is for you... Things often aren't what is expecte...
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Qantas flights to Johannesburg after Boeing 747s are retired
Dec 31, 2019, 05:13 PMOriginally Posted by patrickk Hutch but speculation is fun and in about five years time we will know what the upshot is or will be. My bet is a total of 50 787s across all models and 25 A350-1000s I love your positivity!
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Qantas flights to Johannesburg after Boeing 747s are retired
Dec 31, 2019, 12:11 AMLogically I agree, a 787 makes more sense... but I think my point is that I wouldn't place much weight on what QF suggests its destinations will be, until they actually announce a launch date. The issue with these types of questions is that nobody actually knows! We just get out our crystal balls...
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Qantas flights to Johannesburg after Boeing 747s are retired
Dec 30, 2019, 07:12 PM@patrickk - I'm sure we've all been around long enough to experience airlines stating one thing and then not doing it. Indeed Qantas does that well. While I'd love to see QF fly to Cape Town, given they have only indicated they might buy (I think) 12 aircraft, they simply do not have the fleet to...
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Qantas Sydney to Tokyo flights after Boeing 747s are retired
Dec 18, 2019, 08:17 AMMy guess will be as good as yours.