Hiflyer
03-23-2010, 01:35 AM
Gidday All,
QF 332s to JFK move in reducing capacity on the hotly contested Pacific route, dropping its current daily 747-400 flights to New York and replacing them with a five days per week A330 service. The move will also see First Class and Premium Economy dropped from the QF New York flights, with the two-class A330- 200 operating as a continuation of QF's flights to Los Angeles from Auckland.
Effective 05 Jul the A330-200 will operate on the Sydney- Auckland route, with Auckland-Los
Angeles returning to a daily flight using the smaller plane. Los Angeles-JFK moves from a
daily four-class 747-400 flight to a 5 days per week A330-200 service.
Cheers Hiflyer
QF 332s to JFK move in reducing capacity on the hotly contested Pacific route, dropping its current daily 747-400 flights to New York and replacing them with a five days per week A330 service. The move will also see First Class and Premium Economy dropped from the QF New York flights, with the two-class A330- 200 operating as a continuation of QF's flights to Los Angeles from Auckland.
Effective 05 Jul the A330-200 will operate on the Sydney- Auckland route, with Auckland-Los
Angeles returning to a daily flight using the smaller plane. Los Angeles-JFK moves from a
daily four-class 747-400 flight to a 5 days per week A330-200 service.
Cheers Hiflyer