Qantas Flight Numbers (TN***)
Just wondering if someone can tell me what sort of flights these Qantas ones are as in normal passenger flights, re-positioning or cargo.
For eg tonight's ones: VH-XML TN7336 13/05/2009 22:36 Qantas B737-376 Sydney-Melbourne VH-TJU TN0807 13/05/2009 21:20 Qantas B737-476 Sydney-Canberra VH-OGN QF7623 13/05/2009 22:24 Qantas B767-338(ER) Sydney-Auckland (cargo i think?) (courtesy of 16ight.com) and i heard another one just can't remember which it was. Any help would be good Cheers Gerard |
The first one there is a freight run with the AAE 733 using the old TAA/Australian ID.
The second is a normal scheduled Qantas service again using the TAA/Australian ID. And for the third one you are correct it is indeed freight. As to why TN is used i would not have a clue |
Gerard, was the last one "Tasman 1" or "Tasman 2" (bist said with a thuck New Zilland eksent)? If so, that's the DHL B727.
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TN is used by Qantas to retain the old Australian Airlines designator.
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TN is only used on the TAA/Australian/QF 737-300/-400 as the software hasnt been updated.
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TN flight numbers are now used by Tahiti Nui.They would be coming from those aircraft because they were built for TAA and they used the TN flight designators.
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Very much like Air Pacific's 747-400s sending out the SQ code as the aircraft are leased from SingAir. The software hasn't been changed to FJ.
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Thanks for all the reply guys, cleared things up for me.
And i think it was Tasman that i heard Nigel, cheers. Gerard |
After the Pilot's dispute back in 1989, several of these aircraft spent time with Malaysian Airlines.
They were the B737-400s VH-TJG and VH-TJI which took up new regos of 9M-MLD and 9M-MLE |
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