AF1775 OSL-CDG 02SEP by Joon
Sep 3, 2018, 12:26 pm
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AF1775 OSL-CDG 02SEP by Joon
Dear all,
Last Sunday Sept 2nd my flight AF1775 OSL-CDG supposed to be operated by Joon was cancelled. I was informed 2 days in advance.
When checking for rebooking I've asked AFKL twice of reason for cancellation however they coudn't (or didn't want) tell it.
Anyone more info about it?
Thks,
Hans
Last Sunday Sept 2nd my flight AF1775 OSL-CDG supposed to be operated by Joon was cancelled. I was informed 2 days in advance.
When checking for rebooking I've asked AFKL twice of reason for cancellation however they coudn't (or didn't want) tell it.
Anyone more info about it?
Thks,
Hans
Sep 4, 2018, 1:57 am
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ohhh , quite a big question
it can be for couple of reasons , but if your flight was cancelled 2 days before its probably because of ressources planning issues (cabin crew and/or plane and/or schedule) and then they realised that rather than re assigning ressources for this flight , it was cheaper/easier to cancel and rebook you on another route
it can be also because of low passenger load factor , below some thresholds its not good for airline to make a plane fly , so rebooking can be the best way to save money
try to find which plane was assigned for your flight and track his schedule , if you see thats he was flying somewhere else then you know who wasnt guilty
it can be for couple of reasons , but if your flight was cancelled 2 days before its probably because of ressources planning issues (cabin crew and/or plane and/or schedule) and then they realised that rather than re assigning ressources for this flight , it was cheaper/easier to cancel and rebook you on another route
it can be also because of low passenger load factor , below some thresholds its not good for airline to make a plane fly , so rebooking can be the best way to save money
try to find which plane was assigned for your flight and track his schedule , if you see thats he was flying somewhere else then you know who wasnt guilty
Last edited by fifty_two; Sep 4, 2018 at 2:08 am
Sep 4, 2018, 3:54 pm
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ohhh , quite a big question
it can be for couple of reasons , but if your flight was cancelled 2 days before its probably because of ressources planning issues (cabin crew and/or plane and/or schedule) and then they realised that rather than re assigning ressources for this flight , it was cheaper/easier to cancel and rebook you on another route
it can be also because of low passenger load factor , below some thresholds its not good for airline to make a plane fly , so rebooking can be the best way to save money
try to find which plane was assigned for your flight and track his schedule , if you see thats he was flying somewhere else then you know who wasnt guilty
it can be for couple of reasons , but if your flight was cancelled 2 days before its probably because of ressources planning issues (cabin crew and/or plane and/or schedule) and then they realised that rather than re assigning ressources for this flight , it was cheaper/easier to cancel and rebook you on another route
it can be also because of low passenger load factor , below some thresholds its not good for airline to make a plane fly , so rebooking can be the best way to save money
try to find which plane was assigned for your flight and track his schedule , if you see thats he was flying somewhere else then you know who wasnt guilty