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Lovely shots Tim - that was almost the perfect spot for rotation for anyone at the mound.
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I must admit it was quite a surprise seeing a QF744 depart from Darwin this afternoon!
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From what I've seen, the only carrier that turned up for WYD that isn't a regular was the NorthWest B742. All the rest are either additional flights or charters from the carriers that we already get.
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I believe 4 factors influenced the lack of charters and different carriers
1/ Lesser number of pilgrims than originally expected. 2/High cost of fuel for say L1011 operators which were expected 3/Most importantly airlines dont like to take their aircraft out of service for too long and in this case where the event went for a week -no way. In case of soccer finals aircraft are usually in and out within 24 hrs and sometimes same day therefore reducing any loss of income which would have occurred if the aircraft parked for a week. 4/a huge lead in time allowing the pilgrims to book on scheduled flights a long time out. PS PX operted a few 763 flights as well. Cheers Lloyd |
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There are two B52's parked in the Military area, due to depart today too. I'll try and have my camera on me for them!
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Hi Tim. Nice to meet you, and congratulations on your good work yesterday. Fine shots you posted.
Another pair of Air Mauritius in today, as the pilgrims continued to disperse. |
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