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Air niugini changes-757 going
BNE is seeing it's last 757 flight just about to take off.You guys will hopefully have this Friday night-sat am flight still to come .
A 3rd 763 has been sourced. SYD will get 2 x 763 flights a week and BNE 8 X 763 and 6X F100 .CNS gets a combination of F100 and Q400 flights. Lloyd |
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They seem to have 3 767s now in their online timetable and they all used 7 days a week now except for one day at HKG for maintenance.
Last edited by Jarden S; 25th March 2011 at 11:38 AM. Reason: Error |
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Air Niugini releases new flight schedules
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Jarden the new schedules commence this Sunday and the 3rd 763 which has not yet gone into service will replace the 757 from that date.
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Yep, the 757 is on it's way in |
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Aah, what a shame.
Love the 757, and in particular, this one- and I'm working tomorrow! Hope they paint the 767 in similar colours. |
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What are the Rego's of the 767's
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It seems that KUL has been dropped from their schedule.
How can Air Niugini do double daily to BNE and only 2 per week to SYD and zero to MEL. Lack of aircraft or Lack of demand? Do they interline at BNE with QF to connect with the rest of Aust then? Any ideas... |
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P2-PXV and P2-ANA are the current ones. Don't know the rego of the new one though.
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Jarden Hi
Ever since i can remember in the 1960'S BNE was the main gateway to POM.The TAA and Ansett 727-100's operated SYD-BNE-POM.It is mainly a corporate market with a lot of Australians based in PNG and with the growing mining industry both CNS and BNE will expand in the future.The close location of CNS and BNE to PNG is the reason for most success of these services. There are a lot of Australians working and living in PNG and with the expansion of the LNG industry there, this will grow. Qantas code share with PX and Airlines PNG code share with Pacific Blue out of BNE 4 times a week. Qantas used to fly SYD-BNE-POM 4 a week with 763 equipment but pulled the route and now code share with PX. Sydney market has always been poor and i think was actually dropped for about 6 months or so. Tourism out of Australia is quiet and could do a lot better and i know PNG hope to improve this aspect. Air Niugini really is a small airline and domestic services have always been it's priority however with the expansion of their international fleet mayby more routes will be looked at. I dont believe Melbourne services if they were started would be profitable. |
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