Originally Posted by sadiqhassan
I was using KVS to find availability for EK16 LGW-DXB on 18th August and I have seen that the aircraft is a "72S"
I thought that would be a 727, but since EK does'nt fly those I know that can't be right. Its probably a 772, but what does the "S" represent?
To find-out what kind of an aircraft "72S" is, just double-click on that segment and the Tool will tell you.
Also, it looks like the person doing the data entry at EK made a typo, as other systems are showing a different aircraft type:
[KVS Availability Tool - Apollo: ITN/CWT/US-NY]
Code:
LGW London Gatwick UK [EGKK]
DXB Dubai AE [OMDB]
THU 18 Aug 2005
Carrier Flight From Depart To Arrive A/C St Availability
--------- ------ ---- --------- ---- --------- ---- -- -----------------------------------------
EK 16 LGW 14:15 DXB 00:10 +1 772 0 F0 A0 J7 C9 Y9 W9 M9 B9 K9 Q9 H9 L9 T9 V9