Latam's A350s
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Latam's A350s
I know we are scheduled to get 4 used A350s from Latam 2 late this year and 2 early next year we also got rights to their 10 A350 orders of which 8 I believe are 350-1000s. Question is will we take the 1000s or convert them to the 900?
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Because this is a place where you'll get a reliable and accurate answer.
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With Delta’s aversion to anything over 300 seats, it’s probably a safe bet that it will be the -900.
The -1000 does have more range, which could make it a suitable 777 replacement for SYD and JNB. It’s massive though, so I’d be surprised if we went that route.
The -1000 does have more range, which could make it a suitable 777 replacement for SYD and JNB. It’s massive though, so I’d be surprised if we went that route.
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We also don't it know what the conversion rights and penalties in the latam contract are
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Don't forget RNP, CPDLC, and in-seat entertainment on the 717 which we're keeping for 10 years unless we get rid of them in 4. This thread is mental masturbation; anybody who would post something here is offering nothing more than an uneducated guess, anybody who is actually in the know wouldn't post Delta's fleet strategy here, and even with the best of intentions today's strategy likely won't be the same strategy in 3 weeks let alone when the decision regarding the LATAM 350s is executed.
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Why would you say that? The 350-900ULR variant is only operated by Singapore Airlines, the forward cargo door is deactivated and it only seats 163 passengers. Not even close to a suitable replacement for the B777-200LR.
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Don't forget RNP, CPDLC, and in-seat entertainment on the 717 which we're keeping for 10 years unless we get rid of them in 4. This thread is mental masturbation; anybody who would post something here is offering nothing more than an uneducated guess, anybody who is actually in the know wouldn't post Delta's fleet strategy here, and even with the best of intentions today's strategy likely won't be the same strategy in 3 weeks let alone when the decision regarding the LATAM 350s is executed.