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Airbus A380 -841 36 B-6137 China Southern delivery 17dec11 TLS-PEK ex F-WWAM
Airbus A380 -861 86 A6-EDS Emirates delivery 16dec11 XFW-DXB ex F-WWSB
Airbus A380 -861 86 A6-EDS Emirates delivery 16dec11 XFW-DXB ex F-WWSB
Dopo tempo, riappare F-WXXL, secondo prototipo,ora in allestimento per lo sceicco.
Il link alla fotografia: http://a380production.com/
Il link alla fotografia: http://a380production.com/
A tutti gli amici di Milano: il 29 Dicembre e il 05 Gennaio operarà eccezionalmente a MXP il 380 di EK !!!!
Ed è confermato per entrambe le date perché lo vedo già caricato in Galileo.
29-12-2011 and 05-01-2012 only
Dubai (DXB) - Milan (MXP), EK093, 08:55 - 12:50 h
Milan (MXP) - Dubai (DXB), EK094, 14:50 - 23:55 h
Fonte: a380flights.net
http://www.a380flights.net/
Ed è confermato per entrambe le date perché lo vedo già caricato in Galileo.
29-12-2011 and 05-01-2012 only
Dubai (DXB) - Milan (MXP), EK093, 08:55 - 12:50 h
Milan (MXP) - Dubai (DXB), EK094, 14:50 - 23:55 h
Fonte: a380flights.net
http://www.a380flights.net/
Ultima modifica:
Com'era inevitabile EK estende il servizio A380 anche a NRT e MEL/AKL
Emirates to Start A380 Service to Tokyo from July 2012; Melbourne from Oct 2012
by JL
Update at 0740GMT 21DEC11
As per 21DEC11 GDS timetable display, Emirates in Summer 2012 season is introducing Airbus A380 service on Dubai – Tokyo Narita and Dubai – Melbourne – Auckland routes.
Tokyo A380 service begins from 01JUL12, while Melbourne/Auckland service begins from 01OCT12. Auckland will receive 2 Daily A380 service as a result.
Schedule:
Dubai – Tokyo Narita
EK318 DXB0250 – 1735NRT 388 x23
EK318 DXB0345 – 1830NRT 388 3
EK318 DXB0415 – 1900NRT 388 2
EK319 NRT2120 – 0310+1DXB 388 23
EK319 NRT2200 – 0350+1DXB 388 x23
Dubai – Melbourne – Auckland
EK406 DXB1010 – 0635+1MEL0710+1 – 1345+1AKL 388 D
EK407 AKL1850 – 1950MEL2125 – 0540+1DXB 388 D
http://airlineroute.net/2011/12/20/ek-nrtmel-s12/
Emirates to Start A380 Service to Tokyo from July 2012; Melbourne from Oct 2012
by JL
Update at 0740GMT 21DEC11
As per 21DEC11 GDS timetable display, Emirates in Summer 2012 season is introducing Airbus A380 service on Dubai – Tokyo Narita and Dubai – Melbourne – Auckland routes.
Tokyo A380 service begins from 01JUL12, while Melbourne/Auckland service begins from 01OCT12. Auckland will receive 2 Daily A380 service as a result.
Schedule:
Dubai – Tokyo Narita
EK318 DXB0250 – 1735NRT 388 x23
EK318 DXB0345 – 1830NRT 388 3
EK318 DXB0415 – 1900NRT 388 2
EK319 NRT2120 – 0310+1DXB 388 23
EK319 NRT2200 – 0350+1DXB 388 x23
Dubai – Melbourne – Auckland
EK406 DXB1010 – 0635+1MEL0710+1 – 1345+1AKL 388 D
EK407 AKL1850 – 1950MEL2125 – 0540+1DXB 388 D
http://airlineroute.net/2011/12/20/ek-nrtmel-s12/
December 21, 2011
Thai to operate first A380 on regional routes
By: Cathy Buyck
Thai Airways International (TG) will deploy its first Airbus A380 on regional routes, most likely Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (BKK)-Hong Kong (HKG).
Speaking to ATW during a visit to Toulouse to view the carrier’s first A380 on the final assembly line, TG executives said the carrier will operate between BKK and Frankfurt (FRA) only “after we receive the second aircraft delivery around November 2012. Upon receiving additional aircraft, Thai will operate to London [Heathrow (LHR)] and then Paris [Charles de Gaulle].”
According to insiders, daily BKK-FRA service will commence in January 2013 and BKK-LHR service will begin in spring 2013.
TG has six A380s on firm order and plans to take delivery of the first three aircraft next year and three in 2013 (ATW Daily News, Feb. 9, 2010).
The carrier will configure the A380s in a three-class layout with 507 seats: 435 in economy, 60 in business and 12 in first class.
TG’s first A380 entered the final assembly line in Toulouse at the end of November. Front, central, and aft fuselages, wings, horizontal and vertical tail plane have been assembled. This past weekend the aircraft was moved from the electrical installation bay to the hydraulic systems and powerplant installation station, where it will be fitted with Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engines.
Thai to operate first A380 on regional routes
By: Cathy Buyck
Thai Airways International (TG) will deploy its first Airbus A380 on regional routes, most likely Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (BKK)-Hong Kong (HKG).
Speaking to ATW during a visit to Toulouse to view the carrier’s first A380 on the final assembly line, TG executives said the carrier will operate between BKK and Frankfurt (FRA) only “after we receive the second aircraft delivery around November 2012. Upon receiving additional aircraft, Thai will operate to London [Heathrow (LHR)] and then Paris [Charles de Gaulle].”
According to insiders, daily BKK-FRA service will commence in January 2013 and BKK-LHR service will begin in spring 2013.
TG has six A380s on firm order and plans to take delivery of the first three aircraft next year and three in 2013 (ATW Daily News, Feb. 9, 2010).
The carrier will configure the A380s in a three-class layout with 507 seats: 435 in economy, 60 in business and 12 in first class.
TG’s first A380 entered the final assembly line in Toulouse at the end of November. Front, central, and aft fuselages, wings, horizontal and vertical tail plane have been assembled. This past weekend the aircraft was moved from the electrical installation bay to the hydraulic systems and powerplant installation station, where it will be fitted with Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engines.
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Emirates dovrebbe introdurre su 11 A380 il servizio di wifi a pagamento.
Fonte: Aviokarta.net
queste dovrebbero essere le tariffe:
Per connessioni via phone 5MB a $7.5 ; 25MB a $15 ; 100MB a $25.
Emirates dovrebbe introdurre su 11 A380 il servizio di wifi a pagamento.
Fonte: Aviokarta.net
queste dovrebbero essere le tariffe:
Per connessioni via phone 5MB a $7.5 ; 25MB a $15 ; 100MB a $25.
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Malaysia Airlines Revises A380 Operation to London due July 2012 & Configuration Change
by JL
Update at 1110GMT 05JAN12
As per 05JAN12 GDS inventory display, Malaysia Airlines has adjusted initial Airbus A380 operation on Kuala Lumpur – London Heathrow service.
The launch date is now moved by 1 day earlier to 01JUL12, as a result of operational day changes. Planned Daily A380 service is postponed from 15AUG12 to 25AUG12.
In addition to the operational change, the airline has REVISED Airbus A380 Configuration, which overall capacity is reduced from 503 to 487.
Latest operational schedule and Revised A380 Configuration as follows:
MH002 KUL2340 – 0550+1LHR 388 257
MH003 LHR1200 – 0725+1KUL 388 136
Daily A380 service on MH002/003 eff 25AUG12 from KUL, 26AUG12 from LHR.
http://airlineroute.net/2012/01/05/mh-388-update2/
by JL
Update at 1110GMT 05JAN12
As per 05JAN12 GDS inventory display, Malaysia Airlines has adjusted initial Airbus A380 operation on Kuala Lumpur – London Heathrow service.
The launch date is now moved by 1 day earlier to 01JUL12, as a result of operational day changes. Planned Daily A380 service is postponed from 15AUG12 to 25AUG12.
In addition to the operational change, the airline has REVISED Airbus A380 Configuration, which overall capacity is reduced from 503 to 487.
Latest operational schedule and Revised A380 Configuration as follows:
MH002 KUL2340 – 0550+1LHR 388 257
MH003 LHR1200 – 0725+1KUL 388 136
Daily A380 service on MH002/003 eff 25AUG12 from KUL, 26AUG12 from LHR.
http://airlineroute.net/2012/01/05/mh-388-update2/
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Possibile ordine di 10 unita' di A380 da parte di Hong Kong Airlines
Airbus, the world’s largest passenger-jet maker, won a contract from Hong Kong Airlines Ltd. (HKAIRZ) for 10 double decker A380s, valued at about $3.8 billion at list prices.
The planemaker plans to deliver the first A380 to the Chinese airline, backed by HNA Group, in 2015, Kenneth Thong, head of corporate governance and international affairs at the carrier, said in an interview today. Airbus spokesman Stefan Schaffrath declined to comment on orders in advance of a Jan. 17 press conference.
The orders lifts Airbus’s A380 backlog to 188 planes, amid doubts surrounding Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. (KAIR)’s ability to proceed with its planned purchase of five A380s. The Indian airline has reduced flights and in late 2011 deferred delivery of its orders,which include five Airbus A350-800s, 15 A330s, and 24 A320s, to preserve cash.
“We’re in constant communication with Kingfisher but as always, we can’t give details about talks with customers,” said Justin Dubon, a spokesman for Airbus, by telephone from Toulouse.
Shares of Kingfisher fell the most in three weeks today after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation in India requested that it provide a recovery plan following financial and safety audits.
“I don’t see any significant deliveries coming over the next couple of years for Kingfisher,” said Kapil Kaul, the Indian director for CAPA Centre for Aviation, which advises carriers. “Certainly not this year, not next year, though if the airline’s performance improves Airbus should be able to keep the planes in the backlog.”
The Hong Kong Air order hasn’t yet appeared in Airbus’s order and delivery figures on the Internet. It will bring Airbus’s order tally for A380s to 27 won last year, when the manufacturer also signed contracts with Japan’s Skymark Airlines and South Korea’s Asiana Airlines Inc. for six each, and a further five for Qatar Airways Ltd.
Fonte Bloomberg
Airbus, the world’s largest passenger-jet maker, won a contract from Hong Kong Airlines Ltd. (HKAIRZ) for 10 double decker A380s, valued at about $3.8 billion at list prices.
The planemaker plans to deliver the first A380 to the Chinese airline, backed by HNA Group, in 2015, Kenneth Thong, head of corporate governance and international affairs at the carrier, said in an interview today. Airbus spokesman Stefan Schaffrath declined to comment on orders in advance of a Jan. 17 press conference.
The orders lifts Airbus’s A380 backlog to 188 planes, amid doubts surrounding Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. (KAIR)’s ability to proceed with its planned purchase of five A380s. The Indian airline has reduced flights and in late 2011 deferred delivery of its orders,which include five Airbus A350-800s, 15 A330s, and 24 A320s, to preserve cash.
“We’re in constant communication with Kingfisher but as always, we can’t give details about talks with customers,” said Justin Dubon, a spokesman for Airbus, by telephone from Toulouse.
Shares of Kingfisher fell the most in three weeks today after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation in India requested that it provide a recovery plan following financial and safety audits.
“I don’t see any significant deliveries coming over the next couple of years for Kingfisher,” said Kapil Kaul, the Indian director for CAPA Centre for Aviation, which advises carriers. “Certainly not this year, not next year, though if the airline’s performance improves Airbus should be able to keep the planes in the backlog.”
The Hong Kong Air order hasn’t yet appeared in Airbus’s order and delivery figures on the Internet. It will bring Airbus’s order tally for A380s to 27 won last year, when the manufacturer also signed contracts with Japan’s Skymark Airlines and South Korea’s Asiana Airlines Inc. for six each, and a further five for Qatar Airways Ltd.
Fonte Bloomberg
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TransAsia vicina all'acquisto di vari A380
Taiwan’s TransAsia Airways mulls A380 order
Taipei-based TransAsia Airways is considering an order for more than two Airbus A380s to facilitate its international expansion to the US over the next few years.
An industry insider said Taiwan’s banks have expressed financial support to finance the A380 aircraft deal. The carrier plans to introduce a new A320 in March and a new A330 in November (ATW Daily News, Nov. 17, 2010).
This year it is expected to open eight routes to Japan from Taipei and is also considering new routes to Korea, Thailand and Malaysia, pending approval from the Taiwan government.
TransAsia, one of the most profitable carriers in Taiwan, has reported a net income of TWD629 million ($20.9 million) for the first nine months of 2011.
http://atwonline.com/aircraft-engin...wan-s-transasia-airways-mulls-a380-order-0106
Taiwan’s TransAsia Airways mulls A380 order
Taipei-based TransAsia Airways is considering an order for more than two Airbus A380s to facilitate its international expansion to the US over the next few years.
An industry insider said Taiwan’s banks have expressed financial support to finance the A380 aircraft deal. The carrier plans to introduce a new A320 in March and a new A330 in November (ATW Daily News, Nov. 17, 2010).
This year it is expected to open eight routes to Japan from Taipei and is also considering new routes to Korea, Thailand and Malaysia, pending approval from the Taiwan government.
TransAsia, one of the most profitable carriers in Taiwan, has reported a net income of TWD629 million ($20.9 million) for the first nine months of 2011.
http://atwonline.com/aircraft-engin...wan-s-transasia-airways-mulls-a380-order-0106
Al momento sono solo sospesi/ritardati nella consegna, ma nessuna cancellazione.
Qantas ha introdotto il 380 sulla SYD-HKG
Qantas commences A380 services to Hong Kong
Sydney, 16 January 2012
Qantas has launched A380 services between Australia and Hong Kong – making it the fourth A380 destination in the Qantas network.
The inaugural A380 service between Sydney and Hong Kong departed Sydney yesterday at 1145 local and arrived in Hong Kong at 1750 local. The return service arrived in Sydney this morning at 0840 local.
Sydney-Hong Kong A380 services (QF127) operate on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and return on the same day as QF128.
Qantas customers travelling between Sydney and Hong Kong can now enjoy the A380’s luxurious and spacious First Class suites, fully-flat Skybed sleeper seats in Business, extra-wide seats in Premium Economy and award-winning Economy seats.
Qantas received its eleventh and twelfth A380s late last year, providing the additional capacity to support Hong Kong services. The new aircraft have also enabled additional A380 services between Melbourne and London (via Singapore) – up from six flights per week to daily – and between Melbourne and Los Angeles, up from four flights per week to daily.
The Qantas A380 schedule now includes;
- Daily services between Sydney and London (via Singapore)
- Daily services between Melbourne and London (via Singapore)
- Daily services between Sydney and Los Angeles
- Daily services between Melbourne and Los Angeles
- Four flights per week between Sydney and Hong Kong
http://www.qantas.com.au/regions/dyn/au/publicaffairs/details?ArticleID=2012/jan12/5352
Qantas commences A380 services to Hong Kong
Sydney, 16 January 2012
Qantas has launched A380 services between Australia and Hong Kong – making it the fourth A380 destination in the Qantas network.
The inaugural A380 service between Sydney and Hong Kong departed Sydney yesterday at 1145 local and arrived in Hong Kong at 1750 local. The return service arrived in Sydney this morning at 0840 local.
Sydney-Hong Kong A380 services (QF127) operate on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and return on the same day as QF128.
Qantas customers travelling between Sydney and Hong Kong can now enjoy the A380’s luxurious and spacious First Class suites, fully-flat Skybed sleeper seats in Business, extra-wide seats in Premium Economy and award-winning Economy seats.
Qantas received its eleventh and twelfth A380s late last year, providing the additional capacity to support Hong Kong services. The new aircraft have also enabled additional A380 services between Melbourne and London (via Singapore) – up from six flights per week to daily – and between Melbourne and Los Angeles, up from four flights per week to daily.
The Qantas A380 schedule now includes;
- Daily services between Sydney and London (via Singapore)
- Daily services between Melbourne and London (via Singapore)
- Daily services between Sydney and Los Angeles
- Daily services between Melbourne and Los Angeles
- Four flights per week between Sydney and Hong Kong
http://www.qantas.com.au/regions/dyn/au/publicaffairs/details?ArticleID=2012/jan12/5352
... e SIA sulla SIN-FRA-JFK, mandando in pensione il vetusto 747-400:
http://www.singaporeair.com/jsp/cms/en_UK/press_release_news/ne120116.jsp
http://www.singaporeair.com/jsp/cms/en_UK/press_release_news/ne120116.jsp
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