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Old Apr 26, 2019, 12:51 am
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Originally Posted by skyplane
777 will remain on the AMS route, so no 787 anymore for the summer.
I wonder what this means for BR?? Too many 777 they have to use it? Is AMS doing better in premium cabins now that's why they are keeping it?

Also.. I would have thought that BR would want to increase its TPE/BKK/AMS after CI made its AMS non-stop, since now only 10x weekly AMS-BKK and should be easier to make some $$.
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Old Apr 26, 2019, 11:50 am
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Originally Posted by flyingeverywhere1
I wonder what this means for BR?? Too many 777 they have to use it? Is AMS doing better in premium cabins now that's why they are keeping it?

Also.. I would have thought that BR would want to increase its TPE/BKK/AMS after CI made its AMS non-stop, since now only 10x weekly AMS-BKK and should be easier to make some $$.
Another reason could be that they are able to fill the belly with enough freight to justify the 77W.
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Old Apr 27, 2019, 6:16 pm
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Originally Posted by iamamadscientist
Another reason could be that they are able to fill the belly with enough freight to justify the 77W.
May also be due to the new TG codeshare on BKK-AMS that they can justify the 77W.

It's also likely easier from a consistency perspective in offering 3 classes of service to continue operating BR75/76 using a 77W as this flight, together with BR201/202 is used as a TPAC connection.
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Old Apr 29, 2019, 11:22 am
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Originally Posted by someone0000
May also be due to the new TG codeshare on BKK-AMS that they can justify the 77W.

It's also likely easier from a consistency perspective in offering 3 classes of service to continue operating BR75/76 using a 77W as this flight, together with BR201/202 is used as a TPAC connection.
I think this is the reason. A good portion of TPE-BKK passengers are actually connecting from North America so makes sense to keep some TPE-BKK on 77W.
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Old May 5, 2019, 8:44 pm
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And now we are seeing YVR changing to 789 from Feb 2020. Maybe it can be switched to 78X when there is higher demands?
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Old May 5, 2019, 9:35 pm
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Originally Posted by flyingeverywhere1
And now we are seeing YVR changing to 789 from Feb 2020. Maybe it can be switched to 78X when there is higher demands?
Not surprising. Poor passenger loads, especially in the premium cabins, but they still need the cargo lift.
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Old May 6, 2019, 12:37 pm
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It certainly feels like BR should have ordered more 789. I wonder if they will exercise the remaining 787 options with -9 instead -10.

Some of the older 77W will be return as the lease expires so the 9 abreast 77W (the older ones) will eventually cycle out of the fleet.
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Old May 16, 2019, 1:56 am
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do they have 6 options for 787? so in total buy 18 78X, lease 6 from ALC (4x 789 and 2x 78X), and 6 options? the news seem inconsistent in how many they ordered/leased..
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Old Oct 8, 2019, 9:41 am
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For 2020: Plan to increase Seattle back to 2 daily and Chicago to 1 daily. There will be no new destinations for North America.

Clark is being looked at as a new destination to Philippines.

78K may be used on TSA-SHA.
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Old Oct 8, 2019, 10:05 am
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Originally Posted by coolfish1103
For 2020: Plan to increase Seattle back to 2 daily and Chicago to 1 daily. There will be no new destinations for North America.

Clark is being looked at as a new destination to Philippines.

78K may be used on TSA-SHA.
Any link to the announcement? Thanks!
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Old Oct 8, 2019, 11:02 am
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https://udn.com/news/story/7241/4092165 has the interview.
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Old Oct 8, 2019, 4:52 pm
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I gather from Google translate there was some discussion about Washington, DC and Boston. Can anyone translate this section?
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Old Oct 8, 2019, 5:39 pm
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明年還計畫增班至西雅圖和芝加哥,達拉斯、波士頓和華盛頓則會評估拓點。

Plans for increased frequencies to SEA and ORD. DFW, BOS and WAS (IAD) will be evaluated.

至於歐美同樣希望拓點,不過須先取得航權,考慮在達拉斯跟波士頓、華盛頓拓點。

As far as Europe and USA, the hope is to also add new destinations. However, the traffic rights need to be sorted out first. Considering adding DFW, BOS, WAS.

My note: Don't TW-US have open skies arrangement so traffic right is not the problem. Are there slot problems at these airports?

Coolfish's interpretation is that no new North America destinations in 2020. He/she is a lot more plugged in than I.
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Old Oct 8, 2019, 6:25 pm
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I think the traffic rights might refer to Europe. They have been indicating that they would like to serve Munich but there's no right.
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Old Oct 8, 2019, 7:39 pm
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明年還計畫增班至西雅圖和芝加哥,達拉斯、波士頓和華盛頓則會評估拓點。

Plans for increased frequencies to SEA and ORD. DFW, BOS and WAS (IAD) will be evaluated.

至於歐美同樣希望拓點,不過須先取得航權,考慮在達拉斯跟波士頓、華盛頓拓點。

As far as Europe and USA, the hope is to also add new destinations. However, the traffic rights need to be sorted out first. Considering adding DFW, BOS, WAS.

My note: Don't TW-US have open skies arrangement so traffic right is not the problem. Are there slot problems at these airports?

Coolfish's interpretation is that no new North America destinations in 2020. He/she is a lot more plugged in than I.
Thanks!

Yes, I don't understand why there would be any traffic right issues with DFW/BOS/IAD. None of them are slot constrained AFAIK, and there should be reasonable gate availability outside the European flight banks early evening.
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