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Post by fanairbus on Dec 15, 2019 10:02:09 GMT 1
Full Sunrise A350-1000 details yet to emerge By David Kaminski-Morrow13 December 2019 www.flightglobal.com/programmes/full-sunrise-a350-1000-details-yet-to-emerge/135788.article Airbus has yet to disclose detailed final specifications of the adapted A350-1000 which will be developed for Australian carrier Qantas’s Project Sunrise ultra-long-haul flights...But the airframer stresses that the proposed aircraft, while “based on” the -1000, is “not a ULR”, suggesting that it is not intending to produce an equivalent modified version of the -1000 in the same way that it developed the A350-900ULR for ultra-long-haul services. Airbus has not confirmed the range or final maximum take-off weight of the Sunrise aircraft, but has been putting forward a 319t version of the Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-powered jet... FlightGlobal understands that, although technical details of the aircraft are still being finalised, the primary issue to be resolved relates to crew working conditions.“Airbus has given us an extra month to lock in an aircraft order without impacting our planned start date, which means we can spend more time on hopefully reaching a deal with our pilots,” says Qantas chief Alan Joyce.
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Post by FabienA380 on Jan 18, 2021 1:20:48 GMT 1
The article mentions 12 A350s, that's a big order for both a daily SYD-LHR and SYD-JFK isn't it? (article also mentions a BNE-CDG but I don't really believe in that one) Or is the airline in the idea of replacing some A380s by A350s already.. ..
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Post by ff on Mar 3, 2022 23:37:58 GMT 1
"Qantas (QF, Sydney Kingsford Smith) has revived plans to order A350-1000(ULR)s for its planned "Project Sunrise" non-stop services to Europe and the US West Coast and expects to conclude a final deal with Airbus by mid-2022, the carrier said in its half-yearly financial report." "The finalisation of the deal with Airbus for twelve A350-1000(ULR)s is subject to Qantas board approval. The carrier hopes that if the order is confirmed by mid-2022, the first aircraft will be in service in 2025." www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/113005-qantas-to-order-a350-1000ulrs-by-mid-2022-launch-in-2025
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