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PH-BGL has ferried AMS-NWI for paint
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Boeing 737-7K2 30369 3407
PH-BGL KLM Royal Dutch Airlines ferried 17feb23 NWI-SMS after paint, for Virgin Australia SOURCE: Skyliner-aviation.de I read this aircraft will be registered as VH-NVW and named Clifton Beach. |
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Typo on Skyliners part should read NWI-AMS
Last edited by Greg Hyde; 18th February 2023 at 01:23 PM. |
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NHW was on its way from Perth to Brisbane on Thursday night when it was forced to return to Perth after an engine failure.
Last edited by Greg Hyde; 19th February 2023 at 09:59 AM. |
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Quote:
NBP is currently fly enroute to TSV as VA9913, guessing to have some paint splashed on it. |
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Just as a side note, these ex KLM 73G’s are generating a lot of negativity from passengers. I was under the impression that they were for VARA and to be used predominantly on intra WA and FIFO contracts, these things are flying all over the country including long sectors between PER-BNE and on other mainline routes.
Been reading lots of comments about J class pax being downgraded at the gate, high tier FF’s losing their assigned seats, differing hard products (seats) and the lack of consistency between aircraft and no wifi, although apparently they do have it installed. I’m sure that VA will address these issues but I can imagine the logistics of having a small sub fleet with a very different product. At least VBY and VBZ have business class. |
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Tom,
You are right the -700's are destined for WA but the word was that where planning to "bed them in" on the East Coast. You might find that VA is short a few frames and are using them on the longer routes. They are waiting for the first MAX to arrive in April. |
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any idea where the Max 8's are coming from yet??
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I suspect a Chinese customer given they are leasing from China Aircraft Leading Co
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The 737-700's are not entirely suited for some of the runways in the Northen parts of WA, this is why A320's are ops those routes and the 737-700's are doing Virgin routes.
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