SQ first A350 routes: KUL, CGK, AMS
#106
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However, I get it, on a sector like SIN-CGK, I don't think too many people would be converting their seats into flat beds, for you to see what others are doing, and the crew certainly wouldn't be proactively doing it.
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#111
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Singapore Airlines moves forward A350 Melbourne service to mid-August 2016
Singapore Airlines moves forward A350 Melbourne service to mid-August 2016
Singapore Airlines in last week’s schedule update is moving forward planned Airbus A350-900XWB service debut on Singapore – Melbourne route, previously scheduled to operate from 01SEP16 to 22OCT16. Latest update shows the A350 will begin Melbourne service this Wednesday, 10AUG16. Planned schedule as follow.
SQ207 SIN0745 – 1710MEL 359 D
SQ208 MEL1825 – 0015+1SIN 359 D
Singapore Airlines in last week’s schedule update is moving forward planned Airbus A350-900XWB service debut on Singapore – Melbourne route, previously scheduled to operate from 01SEP16 to 22OCT16. Latest update shows the A350 will begin Melbourne service this Wednesday, 10AUG16. Planned schedule as follow.
SQ207 SIN0745 – 1710MEL 359 D
SQ208 MEL1825 – 0015+1SIN 359 D
#112
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Don't want to open a new thread just for this, but SQ will receive its 6th A350 9V-SMF this week (scheduled 14 Oct), with a special livery.
Source:
https://www.facebook.com/airbus/phot...type=3&theater
Source:
https://www.facebook.com/airbus/phot...type=3&theater
Last edited by SQ319; Oct 9, 2016 at 7:51 pm Reason: Fact correction.
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AWESOME!
And from TPG:
"Obviously, a 10,000th aircraft delivery is a tremendous milestone for Airbus, which has been churning out airliners since the 70s. And, given that Singapore Airlines was the launch customer for Airbus’ largest plane to date — the A380 — it seems fitting that SQ gets to share this honor."
http://thepointsguy.com/2016/10/airb...00th-aircraft/