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Offline TheSoccerMom

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Want to Fly on the Inaugural A380 Flight? Bid here!
« on: October 03, 2009, 04:53:04 PM »
Air France is accepting bids for the inaugural A380 flight on November 21, 2009, from New York to Paris.

Regular service begins November 23.

All proceeds benefit childrens' charities....  so, here ya go!!   

www.af380.com


(I'd be happy just to figure out how to steal a ride with Panaca Jane ---  or Lafawnduh!!!  New York?!?  Paris??!  How about good ole Panaca??  Or, Pokie??)    ;D

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Don't make me come back there!!!!

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Re: Want to Fly on the Inaugural A380 Flight? Bid here!
« Reply #1 on: October 04, 2009, 09:57:39 PM »
Isn't the A380 already flying down in Asia somewhere?
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Re: Want to Fly on the Inaugural A380 Flight? Bid here!
« Reply #2 on: October 05, 2009, 03:52:29 AM »
Isn't the A380 already flying down in Asia somewhere?
Yes the A380 is flying paying passengers.
This is the first France to US direct flight....... Quite some sales gimmick.

There are three airlines (Qantas, Singapore and Emirates) fly general public on the A380.

Qantas
Sydney-Singapore-London QF31 Tuesday, Friday, Saturday (depart afternoon, arrive early morning next day in London or late evening same day in Singapore)
London-Singapore-Sydney QF32 Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday (depart middle of day, arrive evening next day in Sydney, or early morning next day in Singapore)
Melbourne-Los Angeles QF93 Monday, Wednesday (depart morning, arrive early morning same day)
Los Angeles-Melbourne QF94 Monday, Wednesday (depart late evening, arrive morning two days later)
Sydney-Los Angeles QF11 Wednesday, Friday, Sunday (depart midday, arrive morning same day)
Los Angeles-Sydney QF12 Wednesday, Friday, Sunday (depart late evening, arrive morning two days later)


Singapore
Singapore-Narita SQ637 Daily (depart late evening, arrive morning next day)
Narita-Singapore SQ638 Daily (depart lunchtime, arrive evening same day)
Sydney-Singapore SQ222 (depart evening, arrive morning next day)
Singapore-Sydney SQ221 (depart evening, arrive early morning next day)
Singapore-London SQ318 Daily (depart midday, arrive evening)
Singapore-London SQ322 Daily (depart late evening, arrive early morning next day)
London-Singapore SQ317 Daily (depart midday, arrive morning next day)
London-Singapore SQ321 Daily (depart late evening, arrive evening next day)
Singapore-Paris SQ334 Daily (depart late evening, arrive early morning next day — commences June 2009)
Paris-Singapore SQ333 Daily (depart midday, arrive early morning next day — commences June 2009)


Emirates
Auckland-Sydney-Dubai EK413 Monday, Tuesday, Saturday (daily from May 1 2009) (depart Sydney evening, arrive early morning next day)
Dubai-Sydney-Auckland EK412 Sunday, Wednesday, Friday (daily from May 1 2009) (depart morning, arrive Sydney early morning next day)
Dubai-London EK001 Daily (depart morning, arrive afternoon same day)
London-Dubai EK002 Daily (depart midday, arrive very early morning next day)
Dubai-New York JFK EK201 Daily (depart morning, arrive afternoon same day)
New York JFK-Dubai EK202 Daily (depart evening, arrive evening next day)
Dubai-Toronto EK242 Monday, Wednesday, Friday (depart evening, arrive evening next day)
Toronto-Dubai EK241 Monday, Wednesday, Friday (depart morning, arrive afternoon)

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Re: Want to Fly on the Inaugural A380 Flight? Bid here!
« Reply #3 on: October 06, 2009, 01:38:59 AM »
We actually just got a notice/supplement to the .65 (ATC Bible) about the A388.  We are to include the word "super" with the call sign of the AC, and we shall not use visual separation when one AC is an A388.  I might start seeing these beasts soon as we get a lot of SE Asia traffic in my area (LAX/SFO to Japan/Korea/China etc etc).

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