Qf107

Andrew M · #1 14th July 2008, 10:55 PM

Simple question

The plane that operates QF107 LAX-JFK

Is this the plane that operates QF93 MEL-LAX ?

Or one of the SYD flights ?

Tim Bowrey · #2 14th July 2008, 11:17 PM

I think i understand what your asking Andrew. I flew on QF107 SYD-LAX although didnt continue on to JFK but i flew on VH-OEJ and yes it did continue onto JFK that morning so there is no aircraft change.

Speaking of LAX flights, QF12 has hit a major delay tomorrow morning (15th July) due in at 5 past 6am and due to arrive at 4:45pm!

Tim

Nigel C · #3 15th July 2008, 01:15 AM

QF11 and QF5 both had late departures tonight. They both got airborne just after 2300.

Edward Terry · #4 15th July 2008, 08:06 AM

An unfortunate effect of the delays here.

Rhys Xanthis · #5 15th July 2008, 03:25 PM

what about this

QF11 Los Angeles 13:20 (Fri) 21:20 (Tue) Estimated
AA7363 Los Angeles 13:20 (Fri) 21:20 (Tue) Estimated AA= American Airlines
operated by Qantas Airways
MX3681 Los Angeles 13:20 (Fri) 21:20 (Tue) Estimated MX= MEXICANA
operated by Qantas Airways
QF73 San Francisco 13:55 (Mon) 11:48 (Tue) Departed
AA7381 San Francisco 13:55 (Mon) 11:48 (Tue) Departed AA= American Airlines
operated by Qantas Airways
MX3691 San Francisco 13:55 (Mon) 11:48 (Tue) Departed MX= MEXICANA

Grahame Hutchison · #6 15th July 2008, 06:51 PM

Hi Andrew,

Having a look at http://www.16right.com/ACARS.php?Regno=VH-OED you will see that the route cycle appears to include:

QF0107 / QF0108 Sydney - Los Angeles-New York - Los Angeles - Sydney
QF0011 / QF0012 Sydney - Los Angeles - Sydney
QF0073 / QF0074 Melbourne - Sydney - San Francisco - Sydney - Melbourne

Krzysztof M · #7 15th July 2008, 10:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Edward Terry

An unfortunate effect of the delays here.

A great find Ed!

However, the article is a big bunch of colorful rubbish. Firstly, the competitors who arrive late (and it's not their fault) are normally allowed to play at the end of the first round which gives them extra few days (a common rule at the competitions- I was in such a situation myself ages ago). Secondly there are no competitors from some of the countries mentioned, and finally... if you decide to fly in 1 before the competiton begins, you're not being serious! But then, I know Mr. Thomson himself, so no real surprises with the attitude. The only thing they will really miss out on is choosing the instrument, in which case they will have to use their skills (or show lack of) and adjust to the new Steinway right on the stage. Adds to the reality of piano world...

Nigel C · #8 16th July 2008, 08:24 AM

So Krzysztof, does that mean there's a concert being planned for the next spotting weekend? Or perhaps some soothing dinner music?

Krzysztof M · #9 16th July 2008, 01:01 PM

Haha Nige, now that you said that....

And we could have a new spotting weekend prize: 'who stays awake the longest during a classical concert'

But hey, if there's anyone willing to put their life at risk we could actually do that. My agent isn't based in Australia but hey, could try and ask to arrange something here!

As for soothing, I'd rather call Hugh Hefner to organize something