Cathay Pacific Fleet Information
#61
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: HKG
Programs: CX DM, SPG Pt, Le Club Accor GO, Shangri-La GC Jade
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#63
Join Date: Feb 2017
Programs: CATHAY PACIFIC
Posts: 71
Admin, I believe cathay dragon a320 B-HSJ/L/N/O/P/R have been retrofitted to 8/156
#64
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: CX, UA, Shangri-La, Hyatt, Starwood
Posts: 7,708
Are you saying B-HSJ, B-HSL, B-HSN, B-HSO, B-HSP and B-HSR are all now the "A320 (A320-200 v1)" on the link? This would mean only B-HSK is A320-200 v3? And also B-HSR has been reclassified from the Y-only config (A320-200 v2)?
Thanks for the thoughts. Given the extensiveness of your proposed changes, please provide a bit more details. We just want to make sure it's accurate.
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#65
Join Date: Feb 2017
Programs: CATHAY PACIFIC
Posts: 71
Raymond Lu, can you provide more details / clarity?
Are you saying B-HSJ, B-HSL, B-HSN, B-HSO, B-HSP and B-HSR are all now the "A320 (A320-200 v1)" on the link? This would mean only B-HSK is A320-200 v3? And also B-HSR has been reclassified from the Y-only config (A320-200 v2)?
Thanks for the thoughts. Given the extensiveness of your proposed changes, please provide a bit more details. We just want to make sure it's accurate.
Cathay Pacific Route, Fleet and Configuration Guide
Are you saying B-HSJ, B-HSL, B-HSN, B-HSO, B-HSP and B-HSR are all now the "A320 (A320-200 v1)" on the link? This would mean only B-HSK is A320-200 v3? And also B-HSR has been reclassified from the Y-only config (A320-200 v2)?
Thanks for the thoughts. Given the extensiveness of your proposed changes, please provide a bit more details. We just want to make sure it's accurate.
Cathay Pacific Route, Fleet and Configuration Guide
#66
Join Date: Feb 2017
Programs: CATHAY PACIFIC
Posts: 71
Does anyone know why B-KPM was ferried to Xiamen again? It has already get the new livery applied.
#67
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: CX, UA, Shangri-La, Hyatt, Starwood
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Does anyone else understand?
Our KA information definitely needs improvement. I just want to make sure we're editing in accurate information.
#70
Join Date: Feb 2017
Programs: CATHAY PACIFIC
Posts: 71
I still don't really understand what you're saying. Are the 4 different A320 types for KA being reduced? And do you mind sharing the source of your information?
Does anyone else understand?
Our KA information definitely needs improvement. I just want to make sure we're editing in accurate information.
Does anyone else understand?
Our KA information definitely needs improvement. I just want to make sure we're editing in accurate information.
#71
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: CX, UA, Shangri-La, Hyatt, Starwood
Posts: 7,708
KA is refitting all the A320s to get 8/156 new cabin config. I check the aircraft info by checking seat maps online before the flights. From my search, it should be there is only one A32P left, which is B-HSK. And there is only two A32M left, which are B-HST and B-HSU. B-HSU has ferried to Xiamen so that it should get the new cabin config 8/156 very soon.
To others, if you notice inconsistencies / errors / etc., please point them out. We're looking to keep the Fleet Config doc as useful as possible for fellow frequent fliers.
#72
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: CX, UA, Shangri-La, Hyatt, Starwood
Posts: 7,708
@ Raymond Lu, can you check the document now and see if the KA A320 section is accurate?
Cathay Pacific Fleet, Route and Configuration Guide
Cathay Pacific Fleet, Route and Configuration Guide
#73
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: CX, UA, Shangri-La, Hyatt, Starwood
Posts: 7,708
Some helpful guidelines
Dear All,
Thanks to everyone who continues to edit the various posts. To ensure accurate information, when recommending edits here please provide your information source. We are grateful for all information / speculation, but will avoid editing intelligent guesses/rumors into the document until we get solid confirmation.
"Bankable" sources we'll edit immediately:
*Official information (CX website info, schedule changes, press releases, stock exchange filings, etc.)
*Passenger first-hand experience on the aircraft/type in mention - please try to remember and return here after you've flown!
*Cathay Pacific / Cathay Dragon / other airline employees first-hand information. Particular thanks to those of you who visit this forum regularly.
We can be faster to edit information, even if it's somewhat outside the parameters above, from forum regulars and journalists who have proven to have consistently valuable information (David Flynn, Danny Lee, etc.).
Information we cannot use as the source of information:
*FR24 movements, including long service interruptions, flights to/from HAECO Xiamen and other refurbishment sites, etc.
*FlightAware movements
*Exterior photographs from plane spotters
*Airliners.net
*Etc
While we are all aviation enthusiasts at various levels, ultimately we're keeping this guide to be as accurate and useful as possible for those who will be traveling on-board the various aircraft. Thanks again!
And to forum regulars: you are welcome to join as an editor, PM the mods or me for access.
Cathay Fleet, Route and Configuration Guide
Thanks to everyone who continues to edit the various posts. To ensure accurate information, when recommending edits here please provide your information source. We are grateful for all information / speculation, but will avoid editing intelligent guesses/rumors into the document until we get solid confirmation.
"Bankable" sources we'll edit immediately:
*Official information (CX website info, schedule changes, press releases, stock exchange filings, etc.)
*Passenger first-hand experience on the aircraft/type in mention - please try to remember and return here after you've flown!
*Cathay Pacific / Cathay Dragon / other airline employees first-hand information. Particular thanks to those of you who visit this forum regularly.
We can be faster to edit information, even if it's somewhat outside the parameters above, from forum regulars and journalists who have proven to have consistently valuable information (David Flynn, Danny Lee, etc.).
Information we cannot use as the source of information:
*FR24 movements, including long service interruptions, flights to/from HAECO Xiamen and other refurbishment sites, etc.
*FlightAware movements
*Exterior photographs from plane spotters
*Airliners.net
*Etc
While we are all aviation enthusiasts at various levels, ultimately we're keeping this guide to be as accurate and useful as possible for those who will be traveling on-board the various aircraft. Thanks again!
And to forum regulars: you are welcome to join as an editor, PM the mods or me for access.
Cathay Fleet, Route and Configuration Guide
#74
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: CX, UA, Shangri-La, Hyatt, Starwood
Posts: 7,708
Missing window information added - please help!
All,
I have added sections for missing windows to each plane type in the document. Calling anyone in this forum: when you fly and notice a missing window (or know of one), please report back. We will edit it in. Editors: if you're familiar with missing windows in any of these planes, please fill it in directly.
I have coded each class with the colors CX uses for F, J, PEY and F. Editors: simply add a row for each seat (or seat pair) that is missing the windows. For the less-computer savvy of you, the info is contained in the table: right click to have the option to add a row. If you'd like a good example, have a look at 77H - I've filled out what I know from F and J class. I am not familiar with PEY and Y on this plane, so feel free to add what's necessary. Same with all the other planes.
Cathay Fleet, Route and Configuration Guide
I have added sections for missing windows to each plane type in the document. Calling anyone in this forum: when you fly and notice a missing window (or know of one), please report back. We will edit it in. Editors: if you're familiar with missing windows in any of these planes, please fill it in directly.
I have coded each class with the colors CX uses for F, J, PEY and F. Editors: simply add a row for each seat (or seat pair) that is missing the windows. For the less-computer savvy of you, the info is contained in the table: right click to have the option to add a row. If you'd like a good example, have a look at 77H - I've filled out what I know from F and J class. I am not familiar with PEY and Y on this plane, so feel free to add what's necessary. Same with all the other planes.
Cathay Fleet, Route and Configuration Guide
#75
Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: HKG
Programs: CX DM, Watsons Wine Burgundy
Posts: 415
Excellent. I can definitely contribute to this. Love the colour codings too!