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Virgin Blue restarts MEL-DRW and adds PER-DRW
Effective 27/04/09
12345-7 DRW 1815-MEL 2225 Effective 28/04/09 -2345-- MEL 0115-DRW 0515 ----5-7 MEL 2145-DRW 0145+1 1234567 DRW 0700-PER 0920 1234567 PER 1105-DRW1625 Anthony T |
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0115am ex MEL - Ouch!
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Good news about the VB Darwin - Perth flight. Long overdue.
But surely Melbourne - Darwin is only reintroducing the "Dry" season flight which was dropped before the beginning of the last "Wet" season when loads are traditionally down. Radi, I lived in Darwin for several years and like many others often had to get the "Midnight Horror" flights from Darwin to Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane which usually departed between midnight and 0200. It was never a problem but arriving in the southern capitals early on a winter's morning was a shock to the system. At least Victorians will arrive to a balmy tropical morning with the new flight. |
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Per-Drw is long overdue, I've been waiting for it for a while.
At the same time though, Skywest have just restarted flights to Darwin via Broome and/or Kununurra (i think its kununurra). Some over capacity probably, but i guess all will come out in the next 6 or so months.
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Good to see the Southerners getting a bit of their own medicine, . Mick |
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SYD-DRW and ADL-DRW could definitely work at 'seasonal flights'
Last edited by Marty H; 30th March 2009 at 12:08 PM. |
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seems ridiculous to keep ground crew at work for another hour and a half minimum (if its running on time) to have it departing at 0115...not for the sake of having to be at work that late, but just in terms of overtime if the flight ends up being delayed etc...could end up costly for the company!
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