A350-1000 and other Fleet News
#1721
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Lots of moving parts right now on the 35K and stuff, but The General is pretty reliable. His prognostications tend to come to fruition, so I tend to take what he has with some seriousness.
#1722
Seems like a good time for long term bidding strategy discussion. I think after a 350K order and reasonably near term delivery schedule the 765 starts to go significantly junior. 330->350 (same seat) change is a relatively short stay on VA. Ironically 350->330 Requires a painful full course. Obviously the 765 will require a painful full course to switch to the Airbus WB Fleets. On the brightside an IQ pays 90+ hrs now.
Overall a pilot looking for minimal training days can plan 320B->320A->330A->350A and only have one full IQ in their career unless they upgrade as a low time pilot making it 2 IQs. Things are setting up well for Delta meaning Don't Ever Leave The Airbus.
Overall a pilot looking for minimal training days can plan 320B->320A->330A->350A and only have one full IQ in their career unless they upgrade as a low time pilot making it 2 IQs. Things are setting up well for Delta meaning Don't Ever Leave The Airbus.
#1723
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are more of the 330NEO’s also being looked at? Or just mainly 350s.
#1724
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#1725
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#1726
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Fingers crossed the 787-8/9 replaces the ER. I know the FA’s dislike the 330 Neo’s a lot, they get injured on neo’s from the poor layout
#1728
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You know the 787 can have a poor galley layout too. The layout I'm concerned with is flight deck, and the 330s is far nicer than 787...
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