QF 032 - what config?
Jul 13, 2005, 6:49 am
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QF 032 - what config?
Hi, I woud be flying QF 032 LHR-SIN - how I find out what config version of 747 assigned to the route? reason for asking is that would like to look at the seat map and QF have different versions of 747s.
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Jul 13, 2005, 9:14 am
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Originally Posted by AX9465
Hi, I woud be flying QF 032 LHR-SIN - how I find out what config version of 747 assigned to the route? reason for asking is that would like to look at the seat map and QF have different versions of 747s.
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Jul 13, 2005, 9:47 am
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Originally Posted by thadocta
Should be the standard Kangaroo route config. Forget the numbers off-hand, but it will be a 3-class 744, and will normally have the lesser number of J seats and a higher number of WHY seats of the different configs.
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Jul 13, 2005, 8:11 pm
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Originally Posted by AX9465
This one: Boeing 747-438 Longreach (14 First; 50 Business; 315 Economy)?
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Rows 25-28: 744, 2 Class J&Y with 66 Dreamtime in J
Rows 26-28: 744, 2 Class J&Y with 56 Skybeds in J
Rows 34-41: 744, 3 Class F,J&Y with 50 Skybeds in J
Rows 34-36: 744, 3 Class F,J&Y with 64 Skybeds in J
Rows 39-41: 744, 3 Class F,J&Y with 79 Dreamtime in J (I'm not sure there are any of these left)
Jul 13, 2005, 8:30 pm
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It is simpler than that. ALL QF flights to/from LHR are skybed services and have a 1st class cabin , so all that needs to be checked is whether it is a 50 or 64 skybed flight. I believe that normally the 50 seat skybed services operate to London
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