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Originally Posted by SLGO
(Post 37342771)
Got one of my flights changed to 32Q, and another from long haul J to regional J (333 with 42 seats). Not the best change I’m afraid.
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Got changed from 33E to 77P. It seems most morning flight to tokyo(NRT/HND) got changed to 77P.
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Originally Posted by Aardappel
(Post 37342855)
Got changed from 33E to 77P. It seems most morning flight to tokyo(NRT/HND) got changed to 77P.
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Originally Posted by thomas164
(Post 37342788)
I got 2 changes to 33A. I guess I have to wait till T-48 before securing the flat bed seats.
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Originally Posted by thomas164
(Post 37342612)
It seems that most aircraft type for Winter 2025 are locked up. Some surprises eg. 32Q to KIX (previously known) and 77P in place of 32Q on evening PVG route (CX302).
The notorious 566 redeye flight is now back to a flat-bed 333. |
My mother and I are flying MAN-HKG-KIX in early November and our HKG-KIX (CX506) has been changed from a 39J 333 to 77P.
Initally I'd reserved us each a window seat in consecutive rows and surprisingly in the 77P it also had us seated as such. Glad I checked, now have us seated at a pair of seats. Interestingly the windows are all blocked. Guessing they've just moved existing window seat passengers like for like. |
Originally Posted by SLGO
(Post 37342771)
Got one of my flights changed to 32Q, and another from long haul J to regional J (333 with 42 seats). Not the best change I’m afraid.
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Originally Posted by thomas164
(Post 37342612)
It seems that most aircraft type for Winter 2025 are locked up. Some surprises eg. 32Q to KIX (previously known) and 77P in place of 32Q on evening PVG route (CX302).
The notorious 566 redeye flight is now back to a flat-bed 333. |
Glad i checked back on this thread. My flights were changed to the usual aircrafts (906 to A32Q / 542 and 903 to 77P) but atleast I got the first rows now.
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there are some interesting changes this winter:
vietnam gets way more capacity, HAN becomes all 77Ps, SGN also gets 77Ps. MNL again gets a lot of 77Ps new daily flight to CSX with 32Q DPS loses quite some capacity before Jan 2026, SIN has a 32Q in CX759 (which is a really good morning flight, uses a A350 now) and a 77P some NA routes have less frequencies noticing a lot more 32Q's flying now.... would have been good if not for the horrible config. notably double daily to NGO,ICN and also to KIX |
An XMN-HKG-SIN itinerary of mine got swapped to 77P in both legs. XMN being served by a 77P is a curious case for me: did not realise it would be *that* busy. 635/6 using 77P instead of 321neo (summer) and 33P (previous placeholder) probably said a lot about the occupancy and the demographic of the pax haha.
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Originally Posted by APACCommuter
(Post 37344542)
XMN being served by a 77P is a curious case for me: did not realise it would be *that* busy.
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Originally Posted by thomas164
(Post 37342612)
It seems that most aircraft type for Winter 2025 are locked up. Some surprises eg. 32Q to KIX (previously known) and 77P in place of 32Q on evening PVG route (CX302).
The notorious 566 redeye flight is now back to a flat-bed 333. |
Originally Posted by majorpuppy
(Post 37344489)
there are some interesting changes this winter:
vietnam gets way more capacity, HAN becomes all 77Ps, SGN gets 350s and 77Ps. MNL gets 5 daily 77P+ 1 daily 330, ICN now has 2 daily 321neos new daily flight to CSX with 32Q DPS gets heavily nerfed, SIN has a 32Q in CX759 (which is a 350 now, makes no sense?) and a 77P some NA routes have less frequencies noticing a lot more 32Q's flying now.... would have been good if not for the horrible config |
Originally Posted by majorpuppy
(Post 37344489)
MNL gets 5 daily 77P+ 1 daily 330,
Originally Posted by allianceflyer9506
(Post 37346022)
which flight gets 77P A359/A35K 77A 77K 77J to MNL is it 903/902 913/974 919/918 901/930 939/912 and 906/907 from HKG? My guess for the A333 it's CX906/907 to MNL. Regarding CX903/902 it's equipment if on B77W A359/A35K once it gets back to HKG as CX902 it must be ready for 844 to JFK 270 to AMS from HKG.
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