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Payload Optimization LAX -> SYD
Looking at nonrevving to SYD. Is every flight payload optimized going out? If there are 100+ open seats should I be worried about not making it there (or back) or only if it’s tight (say 20 seats or less?)
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Originally Posted by PSpuza
(Post 3600763)
Looking at nonrevving to SYD. Is every flight payload optimized going out? If there are 100+ open seats should I be worried about not making it there (or back) or only if it’s tight (say 20 seats or less?)
I am not on the Panda so I can't speak specifically to your question, but I would track the Non-rev list daily to get a feel for what is going on. Of course winds and cargo change but it should help. Scoop |
Originally Posted by PSpuza
(Post 3600763)
Looking at nonrevving to SYD. Is every flight payload optimized going out? If there are 100+ open seats should I be worried about not making it there (or back) or only if it’s tight (say 20 seats or less?)
I actually monitored the flights with mission plus, which is how I learned to use it. They would consistently move about 5500 to 6000 lbs of cargo. Might be that if they don’t move a lot of cargo the days prior to your trip, it’ll be positive weight for your math. Next time we be using the positive space passes:) |
Can you get around the Payload Optimization problem by listing as a jumpseater? Or do they limit the number of jumpseaters as well in this situation?
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Originally Posted by CaptOveur
(Post 3629455)
Can you get around the Payload Optimization problem by listing as a jumpseater? Or do they limit the number of jumpseaters as well in this situation?
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