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- Korean Air to start Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 service to Paris late-Summer 2011
- Notice: Airline Route returns to Facebook
- EVA Air plans 777-300ER service to Guam on 18JUN11/21JUN11
- Lufthansa planned W11 changes for Israel operation
- Air Asia X Launches RFP for New European Network Expansion in 2012
- AEROFLOT planned Delhi aircraft changes in W11
- QATAR Airways changes to Morocco operation
- Air New Zealand NW11 Trans-Tasman initial changes as of 03JUN11
- brussels airlines launches Bamako from Sep 2011; Changes to Accra/Abidjan service
- Korean Air New Boeing 737-900ER Planned Operation: Update as of 03JUN11
- PLUNA extra flights to Cordoba and temporary Mendoza flights in July 2011
| Korean Air to start Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 service to Paris late-Summer 2011 Posted: 03 Jun 2011 02:03 AM PDT Updated as of 0203PDT 03JUN11. As per 03JUN11 GDS timetable display, Korean Air is introducing Boeing 777-200ER, 777-300ER and Airbus A380 service on Seoul Incheon – Paris CDG route starting 22JUL11. From 22JUL11 to 25SEP11, Boeing 777-200ER/-300ER replaces 747-400 aircraft on this route, which will also see frequency increase from 8 to 10 weekly. From 26SEP11 to 29OCT11, the Skyteam member will introduce A380 service 3 times a week, while the remaining 4 weekly operates with 747-400. Paris will be KE’s First A380 destination in Europe, currently scheduled to operate until 29OCT11 as Winter schedule is yet to be finalized. Schedule: KE902 CDG2045 – 1450+1ICN 77W x15 26SEP11 – 29OCT11 KE902 CDG2100 – 1450+1CDG 388 135         |
| Notice: Airline Route returns to Facebook Posted: 03 Jun 2011 01:57 AM PDT Starting today, this website “Airline Route” relaunches its facebook page. Similar to existing twitter service, the facebook page will offer links directly to individual posts on this site. However, in order to avoid “spamming” facebook user’s mainpage, posting of individual link from this site to facebook will be delayed by between 30 minutes and 24 hours. The facebook page also offers new platform for readers to discuss and exchange opinions on individual news item.         |
| EVA Air plans 777-300ER service to Guam on 18JUN11/21JUN11 Posted: 03 Jun 2011 12:59 AM PDT As per 03JUN11 GDS timetable display, EVA Air is planning to operate Boeing 777-300ER aircraft on Taipei – Guam on 18JUN11 and 21JUN11. The Taiwanese carrier is to launch this service twice a week with A330-200 from 18JUN11, but the first 2 flights is now being switched to larger capacity 777. Schedules: BR019 GUM0610 – 0815TPE 77W 22JUN11 BR020/019 operates red-eye departure form TPE on Day 25, morning from GUM on Day 36 starting 25JUN11.         |
| Lufthansa planned W11 changes for Israel operation Posted: 03 Jun 2011 12:50 AM PDT Compared to Winter 2010/11 season, Lufthansa is reducing capacity on Frankfurt – Tel Aviv route in Winter 2011/12, effective 30OCT11. 2nd Daily LH690/691 is to be operated by a mix of Airbus A330-300/A340-300, instead of A340-600. On Munich – Tel Aviv route, service in Winter 2011/12 continues to operate 4 weekly Airbus A340-300 and 1 weekly -600 service, same as Summer 2011. This route in Winter 2010/11 season operates 5 weekly A340-300. Schedule: LH691 TLV0530 – 0910FRA 343 D LH690 on Day 4 and LH691 on Day 5 operates with A330-300 Munich – Tel Aviv LH689 TLV1540 – 1840MUC 346 7         |
| Air Asia X Launches RFP for New European Network Expansion in 2012 Posted: 03 Jun 2011 12:43 AM PDT Air Asia X on 02JUN11 issued Request for Proposal (RFP) for its planned European expansion in 2012, as the carrier will begin receiving 5 Airbus A330-200, as well as reallocating Airbus A340-300. Air Asia X issued the RFP via RoutesOnline, a partner of this website, marking the first time an airline issue major RFP via RoutesOnline. Press Release as follows: Low-cost, long-haul carrier AirAsia X has announced the launch of its Request for Proposals (RFP) for the expansion of its route network in Europe. The airline is due to take delivery of five Airbus A330-200s from 2012 and will also be reallocating its existing A340-300s into new markets. It is working with Routesonline to open confidential discussions with airports in this region and from today is inviting airports across the continent to fill out a Pre Qualifying Questionnaire (PQQ) to deem their suitability to meet the basic operational and performance requirements of the airline's aircraft. This is currently only open to the members of Route Exchange, but from June 9 will be expanded to include any other airport. Once airports have met the terms of the PQQ, they will then be sent the formal RFP where they can complete a pre-defined data requirements spreadsheet (mandatory) and a proposal document e.g. presentation or word document (mandatory). Respondents are also encouraged to send through other supporting documents such as tourism videos, endorsements etc. The final deadline for responses is August 1 and by September 1 AirAsia X will have formalised a shortlist of possible new airport partners. "Similar to what has been achieved in Asia Pacific, we are looking forward to painting Europe red,” said Senthil Balan, Head of Network Planning & Regulatory Affairs, AirAsia X. “While we already serve London and Paris, we are keen to maximise the various other route opportunities in Europe and look forward to leveraging the Routes Exchange platform in undertaking our evaluation." "This is a massive endorsement of our product and our standing within the route development community," said David McMullen, Business Development Director – Routesonline. "Route Exchange is the secure and trusted platform for the world’s airlines and airports to trade online."         |
| AEROFLOT planned Delhi aircraft changes in W11 Posted: 03 Jun 2011 12:34 AM PDT AS per 03JUN11 GDS timetable display, AEROFLOT is adjusting operational aircraft on Moscow Sheremetyevo – Delhi route in Northern Winter 2011 season, effective 30OCT11 to 24MAR12. Planned operational aircraft and schedules: Following schedule operates from 19DEC11 to 22JAN12: Planned operational aircraft DEL departs following day         |
| QATAR Airways changes to Morocco operation Posted: 03 Jun 2011 12:27 AM PDT QATAR Airways has revised operation to Casablanca. The airline is now offering Daily Doha – Tunis – Casablanca, replacing Tripoli stop, which is now suspended indefinitely. Schedule: QR551 CMN1100 – 1330TUN1430 – 2150DOH 330 347 QR does not have local traffic rights on Tunis – Casablanca sector         |
| Air New Zealand NW11 Trans-Tasman initial changes as of 03JUN11 Posted: 03 Jun 2011 12:16 AM PDT As per 03JUN11 GDS timetable display, Air New Zealand is gradually adjusting planned Trans-Tasman operation from 30OCT11, as part of its joint-venture deal with Virgin Australia Group member Pacific Blue. Changes so far as follows: Auckland – Brisbane Boeing 747-400 service operating once a week, ends on 04DEC11. Boeing 777-300ER aircraft operating on selected service Auckland – Cairns Air New Zealand from 30OCT11 continues to operate 4 weekly service, compared to 3 weekly in NW10. Pacific Blue reduces from 2 to 1 weekly NZ776 CNS1025 – 1810AKL 320 x246 Auckland – Melbourne Boeing 747-400 aircraft operates on selected days during selected period Auckland – Perth 11DEC11 – 29JAN12 Increase from Daily to 8 weekly NZ178 PER1040 – 2205AKL 763 7 NZ177/178 does not operate on 25DEC11 and 01JAN12 Auckland – Sydney 5 Daily. Boeing 777-300ER aircraft to operate once a week on selected period Wellington – Melbourne eff 30OCT11 Service operates 8 weekly, compared to Daily in NW10 NZ852 MEL0925 – 1455WLG 320 D Wellington – Sydney eff 30OCT11 Increase from 9 to 14 weekly NZ846 SYD0920 – 1430WLG 320 x6         |
| brussels airlines launches Bamako from Sep 2011; Changes to Accra/Abidjan service Posted: 03 Jun 2011 12:12 AM PDT brussels airlines from 07SEP11 launches its overall 21st destination in Africa, where Airbus A330-300 aircraft operates service to Bamako in Mali. A330-300 operates Brussels – Bamako – Accra twice a week. This marks the resumption of nonstop air traffic service between Belgium and Mali, when SABENA last operated Bamako flight in 2001. Existing Brussels – Abidjan – Accra – Brussels routing will operate until 28JUN11. Service to Abidjan sees Brussels – Monrovia – Abidjan – Brussels routing from 01JUL11. Previously this new routing was to operate until 04SEP11, but will become permanent for now. Schedules: SN245 BRU1210 – 1700ROB1810 – 1930ABJ2030 – 0510+1BRU 333 357         |
| Korean Air New Boeing 737-900ER Planned Operation: Update as of 03JUN11 Posted: 03 Jun 2011 12:06 AM PDT As per 03JUN11 GDS timetable and inventory display, Korean Air has postponed Boeing 737-900ER inauguration. Currently the new inauguration date is scheduled for 19JUN11, instead of 01JUN11. Latest changes to planned Boeing 737-900ER (73J) operation, including Winter 2011/12 season, as follows. Note additional changes remain possible: Seoul Incheon – Tianjin KE863/864 19JUN11 – 18SEP11 Day 57 Seoul Incheon – Wuhan 20JUN11 – 11JUL11 Day 1 Seoul Incheon – Xiamen KE887/888 Seoul Incheon – Akita Seoul Incheon – Ho Chi Minh eff 01JUL11 KE683/684, Daily (2nd daily flight on this route) Seoul Incheon – Bangkok 14JUL11 – 25AUG11 KE659/660, Day 47 (During this period BKK sees both the new A380 and B737-900ER) Seoul Incheon – Hakodate 01SEP11 – 27OCT11 Day 24 (Planned service resumption on this route postponed from July 2011 to September 2011) Seoul Incheon – Mudanjiang 25SEP11 – 23OCT11 Day 7 In Winter 2011/12 season, Korean Air currently assigns Boeing 737-900ER aircraft on following routes:         |
| PLUNA extra flights to Cordoba and temporary Mendoza flights in July 2011 Posted: 02 Jun 2011 08:09 PM PDT PLUNA in the month of July 2011 is operating a total of 3 one-way Montevideo – Mendoza service. Also, the airline also plans to operate 2 additional round-trip Montevideo – Cordoba route. For Mendoza, service operates on 03JUL11 and 04JUL11, while Cordoba gets extra flight on 04JUL11 and 18JUL11. Schedules: Montevideo – Mendoza         |
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