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Rhys Xanthis
3rd June 2008, 07:43 PM
QF648 has been cancelled (PER->MEL).

Would be due to the inbound aircraft not due to leave Melbourne until 1:40am local. (481)

I wonder if this is due to the weather (more likely), or the 743 AGAIN? (Only the big 6 hr delay to suggest other than the weather atm..)

Montague S
3rd June 2008, 08:52 PM
as I mentioned in the other thread...QF583 was delayed the other day which inturn screwed the flight to Melbourne later on the same night, yesterday the SYD-PER flight was delayed again too.

QF 583 from SYD was also delayed again today and there is a story about yesterday's mechanical delay in todays West newspaper.

rest will likely be down to the fog this morning in Melbourne & the fact that it caused a substantial delay to QF 648 from last night.

Andrew M
3rd June 2008, 09:59 PM
More than likely a late arrival from MEL

Todays flights TO PER FROM MEL

Flight # Destin SCHED Actual Departure
QF 775 PERTH 06:10 06:23
QF 485 PERTH 08:25 17:17
QF 475 PERTH 10:45 12:26
QF 769 PERTH 12:15 16:15
QF 777 PERTH 15:10 15:40
QF 481 PERTH 19:40 Cancelled

Not a good day to travel to PER let alone anywhere in Australia today due to so many cancellations and delays. As I said tomorrow will be just as bad I can see the fog rolling in over MEL at the moment!

Montague S
3rd June 2008, 10:14 PM
Not a good day to travel to PER let alone anywhere in Australia today due to so many cancellations and delays. As I said tomorrow will be just as bad I can see the fog rolling in over MEL at the moment!

Ian Gay had a few choice words in the Worst today...

"our ontime performance into Perth recently has not been up to standard"

understatement if I ever heard one... ;)

Andrew M
3rd June 2008, 11:07 PM
At least for today and tomorrow he can blame the fog

Apart from that the poor old 743's are the main issues

Rhys Xanthis
3rd June 2008, 11:14 PM
24/7 utilisation is killing them...

that and im sure some of these recent delays (not perth nesecarily, but other routes) are attributed to engineering.