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A380, første ruteflygning 25.10
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AirbusTrond
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Re: A380, første ruteflygning 25.10
Noen som vet når og hvor vi kan vente oss 380 på våre breddegrader - altså Europa. Flyselskap og poetensielle ruter?
Noen som vet når og hvor vi kan vente oss 380 på våre breddegrader - altså Europa. Flyselskap og poetensielle ruter?
Re: A380, første ruteflygning 25.10
Lufthansa får forhåpentligvis levert sine A380 med AVOD i økonomi klasse
Lufthansa får forhåpentligvis levert sine A380 med AVOD i økonomi klasse
Re: A380, første ruteflygning 25.10
Hvor skal de plassere det utstyret i køyesengene?
http://www.dinside.no/php/art.php?id=391881
Hvor skal de plassere det utstyret i køyesengene?
http://www.dinside.no/php/art.php?id=391881
The Ticketor
ScanFlyer Dusty
Re: A380, første ruteflygning 25.10
PRM fra SQ:
DELIVERY DATE SET FOR 15 OCTOBER
FIRST A380 FLIGHT ON 25-26 OCTOBER
Airbus and Singapore Airlines have agreed to a delivery timetable for the first A380
aircraft.
The aircraft is planned for handover by Airbus to Singapore Airlines on Monday
15 October at a ceremony in Toulouse, France.
It will be configured with 471 seats in three classes: Economy, Business and the new
Singapore Airlines Suites: a class beyond First.
Within a few days of delivery, the aircraft will fly to Singapore’s Changi Airport: the
world’s first A380 home airport. There will be a short period set aside for crew and
ground staff familiarisation.
World aviation history will be made when the Singapore Airlines A380 makes its First
Flight – SQ380 – to Sydney’s Kingsford Smith Airport on Thursday 25 October, and
returns to Singapore on Friday 26 October.
Singapore Airlines Chief Executive Officer, Mr Chew Choon Seng, said the delivery would
mark the beginning of a new chapter for the aviation industry.
“Everyone at Singapore Airlines is keenly anticipating the delivery of this new plane, and
our people are working hard on final preparation for its entry into service. The first
flight promises to be one of the most exciting occasions in aviation history.
“We are overwhelmed by the support of the community – from all over the world – for
the charity auction. And I would like to thank the many partners and service providers
that have followed the lead of our fuel supplier, ExxonMobil, and eBay, in donating their
services for the First Flight’s charitable causes.
“While occasions like this are few and far between, we hope this enthusiasm generates
support for very worthwhile causes,” Mr Chew said.
Seats across all three classes will be auctioned on the global online marketplace, eBay.
There will be plenty of seats put to auction, allowing many opportunities for travelers
keen to be part of history to join the First Flight experience.
For the new Singapore Airlines Suites, the A380’s First Flight will be the first ever occasion
to fly on what will be a product that totally redefines luxury in the sky.
Entry into scheduled service will commence on the Sydney route soon after the First
Flight. A further announcement will be made on this in due course.
Note to Editors - 2 - 16 August 2007
No. 39/07
Charity Auction Starts 27 August
The auction of seats on the First Flight will commence on Monday 27 August 2007. Seats
in all three classes will be sold progressively, across both legs of the flight. Bids will be
staggered to finish at various times over a period of just over two weeks, with the auction
cycle being completed on 10 September 2007.
The auction will be for single, double and multiple seats in each class.
All seats will be sold on a one-way basis, so people wanting to fly on both legs of the First Flight will need to bid twice.
To participate in the auction, a bidder will need the following:
• An eBay user ID … it’s free and easy to get
• The names and passport numbers of those travelling
• For bids on packages in the premium classes (Business & Suites), or bids over
USD1,000 in Economy Class, pre-qualification will be required. This ensures bids
are not artificially inflated, and gives bidders confidence they are bidding only
against genuine and pre-qualified bidders
Prequalification is initiated online. Singapore Airlines’ global auction management
agency, Auctionwire, has developed numerous ways for bidders to pre-qualify and lodge
security deposits for bids requiring pre-qualification.
All information on packages available, bid prequalification and how to get an eBay user
ID is available on the Singapore Airlines website, singaporeair.com/a380. A summary is
attached to this news release.
100% of the proceeds of the auction will be donated to charities. They are:
• One-third to Singapore’s Community Chest
• One-third split between the Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick, and The
Children’s Hospital at Westmead, both in Sydney
• One-third to Médecins Sans Frontières, also known as Doctors Without Borders.
* * *
For further information,
please contact:
Public Affairs Department
Tel : (65) 6541-5880 (office hours)
Tel : (65) 9753-2126 (after office hours)
E-mail: Public_Affairs@singaporeair.com.sg
URL: singaporeair.com
OR singaporeair.com/a380
Singapore Company Registration Number: 197200078R
PRM fra SQ:
DELIVERY DATE SET FOR 15 OCTOBER
FIRST A380 FLIGHT ON 25-26 OCTOBER
Airbus and Singapore Airlines have agreed to a delivery timetable for the first A380
aircraft.
The aircraft is planned for handover by Airbus to Singapore Airlines on Monday
15 October at a ceremony in Toulouse, France.
It will be configured with 471 seats in three classes: Economy, Business and the new
Singapore Airlines Suites: a class beyond First.
Within a few days of delivery, the aircraft will fly to Singapore’s Changi Airport: the
world’s first A380 home airport. There will be a short period set aside for crew and
ground staff familiarisation.
World aviation history will be made when the Singapore Airlines A380 makes its First
Flight – SQ380 – to Sydney’s Kingsford Smith Airport on Thursday 25 October, and
returns to Singapore on Friday 26 October.
Singapore Airlines Chief Executive Officer, Mr Chew Choon Seng, said the delivery would
mark the beginning of a new chapter for the aviation industry.
“Everyone at Singapore Airlines is keenly anticipating the delivery of this new plane, and
our people are working hard on final preparation for its entry into service. The first
flight promises to be one of the most exciting occasions in aviation history.
“We are overwhelmed by the support of the community – from all over the world – for
the charity auction. And I would like to thank the many partners and service providers
that have followed the lead of our fuel supplier, ExxonMobil, and eBay, in donating their
services for the First Flight’s charitable causes.
“While occasions like this are few and far between, we hope this enthusiasm generates
support for very worthwhile causes,” Mr Chew said.
Seats across all three classes will be auctioned on the global online marketplace, eBay.
There will be plenty of seats put to auction, allowing many opportunities for travelers
keen to be part of history to join the First Flight experience.
For the new Singapore Airlines Suites, the A380’s First Flight will be the first ever occasion
to fly on what will be a product that totally redefines luxury in the sky.
Entry into scheduled service will commence on the Sydney route soon after the First
Flight. A further announcement will be made on this in due course.
Note to Editors - 2 - 16 August 2007
No. 39/07
Charity Auction Starts 27 August
The auction of seats on the First Flight will commence on Monday 27 August 2007. Seats
in all three classes will be sold progressively, across both legs of the flight. Bids will be
staggered to finish at various times over a period of just over two weeks, with the auction
cycle being completed on 10 September 2007.
The auction will be for single, double and multiple seats in each class.
All seats will be sold on a one-way basis, so people wanting to fly on both legs of the First Flight will need to bid twice.
To participate in the auction, a bidder will need the following:
• An eBay user ID … it’s free and easy to get
• The names and passport numbers of those travelling
• For bids on packages in the premium classes (Business & Suites), or bids over
USD1,000 in Economy Class, pre-qualification will be required. This ensures bids
are not artificially inflated, and gives bidders confidence they are bidding only
against genuine and pre-qualified bidders
Prequalification is initiated online. Singapore Airlines’ global auction management
agency, Auctionwire, has developed numerous ways for bidders to pre-qualify and lodge
security deposits for bids requiring pre-qualification.
All information on packages available, bid prequalification and how to get an eBay user
ID is available on the Singapore Airlines website, singaporeair.com/a380. A summary is
attached to this news release.
100% of the proceeds of the auction will be donated to charities. They are:
• One-third to Singapore’s Community Chest
• One-third split between the Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick, and The
Children’s Hospital at Westmead, both in Sydney
• One-third to Médecins Sans Frontières, also known as Doctors Without Borders.
* * *
For further information,
please contact:
Public Affairs Department
Tel : (65) 6541-5880 (office hours)
Tel : (65) 9753-2126 (after office hours)
E-mail: Public_Affairs@singaporeair.com.sg
URL: singaporeair.com
OR singaporeair.com/a380
Singapore Company Registration Number: 197200078R
Re: A380, første ruteflygning 25.10
Kan legge til slik at den blir seendes ut slik:
Singapore: 2007 (tror de skal ha levert alle de ti som først ble firm innen 2010)
Emirates: 2008 (første i aug 2008, alle før dette går til SQ etter det jeg vet)
QANTAS: 2008 (første høsten 2008)
Lufthansa: 2009 (sommer/høst 2009)
Air France: 2009 (sommer, skal få levert sin første før LH får sin første IIRC)
MH: helt på tampen av 2008, eller først i 2009
China Soutern: sommer/høst 2009
Korean Air: høst 2009
Thai Airways: 2010
Kingfisher: 2010
Qatar: 2010
Etihad: 2013
Virgin: 2013
Etihad skulle ta alle fire testmaskinene (ikke msn001, som Airbus skal beholde.) De skal også ta maskinen som nå brukes til å teste motorene fra EA, denne skal få byttet motorene tilbake til RR. Opprinnelig var levering i 2007, men med forsinkelsene ble dette dyttet ut til 2009. Men, så utsatte jo Etihad leveringen til 2013! Hvem plukker da opp disse maskinene? Skal vi gjette på Kingfisher?
Rimelig korrekt liste
Kan legge til slik at den blir seendes ut slik:
Singapore: 2007 (tror de skal ha levert alle de ti som først ble firm innen 2010)
Emirates: 2008 (første i aug 2008, alle før dette går til SQ etter det jeg vet)
QANTAS: 2008 (første høsten 2008)
Lufthansa: 2009 (sommer/høst 2009)
Air France: 2009 (sommer, skal få levert sin første før LH får sin første IIRC)
MH: helt på tampen av 2008, eller først i 2009
China Soutern: sommer/høst 2009
Korean Air: høst 2009
Thai Airways: 2010
Kingfisher: 2010
Qatar: 2010
Etihad: 2013
Virgin: 2013
Etihad skulle ta alle fire testmaskinene (ikke msn001, som Airbus skal beholde.) De skal også ta maskinen som nå brukes til å teste motorene fra EA, denne skal få byttet motorene tilbake til RR. Opprinnelig var levering i 2007, men med forsinkelsene ble dette dyttet ut til 2009. Men, så utsatte jo Etihad leveringen til 2013! Hvem plukker da opp disse maskinene? Skal vi gjette på Kingfisher?
seatsniffer
ScanFlyer Blue
Desk pilot
ScanFlyer Crusty
Re: A380, første ruteflygning 25.10
Den 2-seter'n bakerst på økonomi i øverste etasje (på loftet) ser ikke særlig lukrativ ut, inneklemt mellom to toalett som den er.
Den 2-seter'n bakerst på økonomi i øverste etasje (på loftet) ser ikke særlig lukrativ ut, inneklemt mellom to toalett som den er.
