Asiana 777s future?
Hi Some of OZ 777s are getting old and are not refurbished (at least in Y). Do they plan to update the cabin of these birds or do they plan to withdraw them? Also, does OZ plan to send their A350s to CDG? Thanks |
They took out the first class seats out of 777s a couple years ago. i do not think they'll refurbish the 777s. Asiana has already retired 3 of them. They'll probably retire more of the older ones
Asiana takes deliveries very slowly, thus the age of its 777s varies a lot. While the oldest in service is 14 years old, the newest (HL8284) is was delivered only in 2013 (it's one of the last 777-200ERs ever built). So not all 777s will be gone anytime soon. |
Originally Posted by LY777
(Post 30198619)
Some of OZ 777s are getting old and are not refurbished (at least in Y). |
That’s weird for a 5-star airline :roll: |
Apologies for the semi-threadjack, but--how are the 777s in J? My A380 ICN-LAX just got swapped for a 777. Seatguru says the seats are slightly narrower, which is annoying, but other than that it's the same "Smartium" seat, correct? I still have an A380 outbound (at least for now), so I guess I'll get to do the compare/contrast.
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Originally Posted by slimjin
(Post 30202175)
Seriously. I think I'm done flying ICN-ORD. That Y cabin is in horrible shape.
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Hmm I see. My biggest beef probably *is* the IFE, so that could be why we had really different experiences. I've also only flown the A380 in J (but the 772 only in Y), so I can't compare them directly like you can.
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Originally Posted by slimjin
(Post 30205610)
Hmm I see. My biggest beef probably *is* the IFE, so that could be why we had really different experiences. I've also only flown the A380 in J (but the 772 only in Y), so I can't compare them directly like you can.
Also just checked my reservations and found out I was also a victim of the swap from A380 to 772 on LAX-ICN this winter... switched from row 71 to row 11 lol. |
It looks like there are at least five different seating versions of 777s in operation. How often are the different versions swapped on the routes they fly?
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Originally Posted by dpy940307
(Post 30200516)
Asiana takes deliveries very slowly, thus the age of its 777s varies a lot. While the oldest in service is 14 years old, the newest (HL8284) is was delivered only in 2013 (it's one of the last 777-200ERs ever built). So not all 777s will be gone anytime soon.
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Originally Posted by LAX
(Post 30261455)
It looks like there are at least five different seating versions of 777s in operation. How often are the different versions swapped on the routes they fly?
LAX |
Originally Posted by LAX
(Post 30261455)
It looks like there are at least five different seating versions of 777s in operation. How often are the different versions swapped on the routes they fly?
Originally Posted by ORDnHKG
(Post 30278686)
There are no 5 versions of 777 in operation, should be just one if not 2, all should be 77L, the 2 77W HL8254 and HL8284 not sure if they had converted into 77L or not, but the other 2 3class HL7775 and HL7791 for sure had converted into 77L, then the other 3 oldest one had returned to the lessor already
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Are there any 6.5" monitor 777's left? I know some had touchscreen bigger ones on delivery and I also know some where updated to have A380 PTV's - are there still 6.5"ers left? Are they being replaced?
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just following up if anyone has insight into these 777's? they run some premium routes (SYD, SEA, FCO), etc. Shocking that they don't update those PTVs!
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