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Originally Posted by Raymond Lu
(Post 30206678)
HST(320) in new livery
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9064705 |
There are reports on airliners.net of a CX 777 with titles removed parked at the AA hangars at ORD.
Does anyone know which 777 this most likely is? |
Please help
I am flying LAX TO HKG on Thursday sept 27 1230p would really like to work on flight, any guess if I am on one of the 777 that are WiFi enabled ?
Originally Posted by winnipegrev
(Post 30204206)
There are now 7 wifi enabled 777s, if someone wanted to update the spreadsheet.
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Nope. Track your incoming flight on the day. |
Originally Posted by atlasv541
(Post 30211360)
There are reports on airliners.net of a CX 777 with titles removed parked at the AA hangars at ORD.
Does anyone know which 777 this most likely is? |
Originally Posted by henryc41
(Post 30213011)
May I have the link for it?
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Also B-KPY is now back in service
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Originally Posted by KhemaneyBoy
(Post 30213587)
It probably is B-HNL
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Taking off right now! Flight CX3492 from Hong Kong to Tucson https://fr24.com/ |
Originally Posted by jacobsleather
(Post 30215567)
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B-HNS from Emirates, first revenue flight this afternoon, CX701 to BKK. |
Originally Posted by henryc41
(Post 30215126)
No, HNL flew from Xiamen to Hong Kong today, then onwards to Arizona.
Originally Posted by jacobsleather
(Post 30215567)
Taking off right now! Flight CX3492 from Hong Kong to Tucson https://fr24.com/
Originally Posted by Arbeysix
(Post 30216003)
Thank you and bon voyage HNL!
This has to be the longest flight in its history no? |
Originally Posted by QRC3288
(Post 30216090)
Can someone enlighten me how it will make that flight? It's going to be what, 13-14 hours airborne? I didn't think those early models had the range, and I never thought CX up-rated them? I'm obviously just not privy to something here. But those planes NEVER made such flights for CX, and it was one of those very early 777-200s, even before the -200 ER version!
This has to be the longest flight in its history no? |
Originally Posted by 1010101
(Post 30216148)
Range figures are generally published with a baseline passenger configuration and load, even to the line pilots. HNL will be flying completely empty, probably even without seats and cabin fittings. The range will be greatly increased.
Obviously I missed something with those birds. Totally missed something!! |
I don't have knowledge on the range when it's empty but yes, most cabin fittings and chairs are gone which should help a lot.
You can have a look here on the cabin look on its way back to the US: |
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