Flights Affected/Canx for Russian Airspace
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Flights Affected/Canx for Russian Airspace
I’m not a long haul guy, but I was wondering what flights United cancelled due to Russian airspace being off limits. I saw that United cancelled SFO-DEL and EWR-BOM. Did United flat out cancel any other flights?
Also, what flights are severely affected by the Russian airspace closure (adding 30+ minutes of flight time each way)? I don’t think I’ve seen any tech stops yet.
Also, what flights are severely affected by the Russian airspace closure (adding 30+ minutes of flight time each way)? I don’t think I’ve seen any tech stops yet.
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I’m not a long haul guy, but I was wondering what flights United cancelled due to Russian airspace being off limits. I saw that United cancelled SFO-DEL and EWR-BOM. Did United flat out cancel any other flights?
Also, what flights are severely affected by the Russian airspace closure (adding 30+ minutes of flight time each way)? I don’t think I’ve seen any tech stops yet.
Also, what flights are severely affected by the Russian airspace closure (adding 30+ minutes of flight time each way)? I don’t think I’ve seen any tech stops yet.
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I think it really would be a matter of economics. I believe all the EWR or IAD to India are possible without Russian airspace. It just takes longer and costs more. Worst case is a tech stop for fuel. If the ticket prices are high enough and the demand is there, I think they would do it.
Same with Asia and Australia. All are possible from the west coast. Someone in EWR will just have to connect through SFO or LAX.
Same with Asia and Australia. All are possible from the west coast. Someone in EWR will just have to connect through SFO or LAX.
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I think it really would be a matter of economics. I believe all the EWR or IAD to India are possible without Russian airspace. It just takes longer and costs more. Worst case is a tech stop for fuel. If the ticket prices are high enough and the demand is there, I think they would do it.
Same with Asia and Australia. All are possible from the west coast. Someone in EWR will just have to connect through SFO or LAX.
Same with Asia and Australia. All are possible from the west coast. Someone in EWR will just have to connect through SFO or LAX.
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That's been done before...in Germany...I think it's being looked at. Without Russia though, the passengers could end up sitting on the airplane for 18-20 hours....I think that's also a consideration.
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