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  • SQKevin
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    Originally posted by 9V-SPL View Post
    Has 9V-SMG done her first flight yet?
    Not yet. She just had her first engine run last Friday. Hope to see her in the air by the end of this week.

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  • ycp81
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    Originally posted by ycp81 View Post
    From Airlineroute:



    eff 13DEC16 Singapore – Tokyo Haneda A350 operates SQ632/633 5 times a week
    SQ632 SIN0805 – 1535HND 359 x14
    SQ632 SIN0805 – 1535HND 77W 14
    SQ634 SIN1405 – 2140HND 773 D
    SQ636 SIN2245 – 0620+1HND 77W D

    SQ631 HND0850 – 1525SIN 77W D
    SQ633 HND1640 – 2320SIN 359 x14
    SQ633 HND1640 – 2320SIN 77W 14
    SQ635 HND2250 – 0525+1SIN 773 D

    And with such great luck, my flights on SQ632/633 to HND in Jan 17 are on Thurs and Monday respectively....

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  • ycp81
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    From Airlineroute:

    Singapore Airlines starting next month is launching 2 Airbus A350-900XWB operating routes, reflected in today’s schedule update. Planned new A350 routes as follow.

    eff 13DEC16 Singapore – Tokyo Haneda A350 operates SQ632/633 5 times a week
    SQ632 SIN0805 – 1535HND 359 x14
    SQ632 SIN0805 – 1535HND 77W 14
    SQ634 SIN1405 – 2140HND 773 D
    SQ636 SIN2245 – 0620+1HND 77W D

    SQ631 HND0850 – 1525SIN 77W D
    SQ633 HND1640 – 2320SIN 359 x14
    SQ633 HND1640 – 2320SIN 77W 14
    SQ635 HND2250 – 0525+1SIN 773 D

    eff 15DEC16 Singapore – Moscow Domodedovo A350 operates on 2 of 4 weekly service
    SQ362 SIN0015 – 0620DME 359 14
    SQ362 SIN0015 – 0620DME 77W 26

    SQ361 DME1445 – 0615+1SIN 359 14
    SQ361 DME1445 – 0615+1SIN 77W 26

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  • 9V-SPL
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    Originally posted by FSJZ View Post
    Got some info on the first flight dates for the upcoming A350s.

    9V-SMG: 10 Nov
    9V-SMH: 18 Nov
    9V-SMI: 29 Nov

    If the first flights go according to plan, then we should expect to see 3 more A350s join the SQ fleet before the end of this year.
    Has 9V-SMG done her first flight yet?

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  • thatkevinchen
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    Originally posted by jaywell View Post
    Could we see a permanent A350 service to HKG and NRT/HND soon?
    May not be permanent but got an email today that my SQ633 flight in Jan 2017 just got swapped from a 77W to a 359.

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  • SQ-77W
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    Originally posted by SQ228 View Post
    I find this really interesting. Only a year ago, SQ was still throwing their latest products at SQ638/7 as well as seasonal A380 services, complete with 12 suites to fill. SQ12/11 was always an A380.

    Now the flights have been bumped down to an old 772 without F and a 77W respectively. NRT has gone from 24 F seats per day down to just 4! Were all those seats flying about empty before?
    I flew on SQ638 last May and it was pretty light in F with 3 pax. F load on SQ12 is always heavier, though it's a little odd to me that SQ would choose to fly the 77WR with only 4 F seats. Trade-off for PEY I assume.

    Originally posted by dfs24 View Post
    I believe when HND first started, it was a bunch of 333 and 772 serving it. Now we have 2 77W and 1 773. So from 0 seats to 24 seats there.
    SQ started HND with double daily 77W in Oct 2010. If I recall correctly, they downgraded the 77Ws to the A333 and 772s after the 2011 earthquake due to decreased demand, before ramping services up to thrice daily when HND released more coveted international slots with favourable timings. The deliveries of the newest 8 77Ws has also freed up sufficient birds to allow SQ to re-assign them on the HND flights.

    Originally posted by SQfanatic View Post
    I do not know if SQ actually has 5th freedom rights to fly from HND to anywhere in the US.
    HND slots are hard to get and even NH and JL are squabbling over that. On the other hand, NRT slots seems easier to get due to the exodus of flights to HND. I'm pretty sure SQ won't want to utilise two of their precious slots in HND for a daily departure to the USA, even if they are permitted to. They would rather have an 3 daily flights between SIN-HND to take advantage of HND's proximity to the city centre, than one daily SIN-HND and SIN-HND-LAX. NRT is the better choice for 5th freedom flights.

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  • SQfanatic
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    Originally posted by SQ-77W View Post
    I can see them swopping the 772s out for perhaps the regional A350s on HKG and NRT. But let's hope the 77Ws stay for HND.
    I thought of that too, the regional A350's are definitely a bigger sign it will replace the A333 and 772 aircraft.

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  • SQfanatic
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    Originally posted by dfs24 View Post
    I believe when HND first started, it was a bunch of 333 and 772 serving it. Now we have 2 77W and 1 773. So from 0 seats to 24 seats there. I would say the Tokyo seats have moved to HND. The LA seats are now split between NRT and ICN.

    Perhaps the demand is not great NRT-LAX given that NH and JL have quite strong products too.
    I initially thought NRT-LAX had a great demand just like HKG-SFO (Back in the day when both routes were served with 744's). But yes, I agree about the LA seats as I am sure some people booked in R were switched to F on one of the LAX routes. I do not know if SQ actually has 5th freedom rights to fly from HND to anywhere in the US.

    I know someone mentioned HND is losing F, but which flight pair is it? All HND flights have F (77W, 773, and 77WN). It looks possible it could go to 77WR or even A350, maybe the longhaul or regional version (I am told the regional version will start with SML).
    Last edited by SQfanatic; 14 November 2016, 05:58 PM.

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  • dfs24
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    I believe when HND first started, it was a bunch of 333 and 772 serving it. Now we have 2 77W and 1 773. So from 0 seats to 24 seats there. I would say the Tokyo seats have moved to HND. The LA seats are now split between NRT and ICN.

    Perhaps the demand is not great NRT-LAX given that NH and JL have quite strong products too.

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  • SQ228
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    Originally posted by SQ319 View Post
    NRT loads (especially for 638/637 compared to 12/11) however is much lighter compared to the HND routes.
    I find this really interesting. Only a year ago, SQ was still throwing their latest products at SQ638/7 as well as seasonal A380 services, complete with 12 suites to fill. SQ12/11 was always an A380.

    Now the flights have been bumped down to an old 772 without F and a 77W respectively. NRT has gone from 24 F seats per day down to just 4! Were all those seats flying about empty before?

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  • SQ319
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    Originally posted by jaywell View Post
    Could we see a permanent A350 service to HKG and NRT/HND soon?
    On the flight I took to HND, the load for F actually looks quite healthy (I'm usually one of the last to board, even after the F passengers).

    So maybe not for HND...

    NRT loads (especially for 638/637 compared to 12/11) however is much lighter compared to the HND routes.

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  • Pinkfloyd
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    Originally posted by jaywell View Post
    Could we see a permanent A350 service to HKG and NRT/HND soon?
    Hope not as I still like my "O" fares to / from HND!

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  • SQ-77W
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    Originally posted by jaywell View Post
    Could we see a permanent A350 service to HKG and NRT/HND soon?
    I can see them swopping the 772s out for perhaps the regional A350s on HKG and NRT. But let's hope the 77Ws stay for HND.

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  • bent
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    Originally posted by jaywell View Post
    Could we see a permanent A350 service to HKG and NRT/HND soon?
    be careful what you wish for! ^^

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  • SQ228
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    Originally posted by 9V-SPL View Post
    SQ324|10NOV to AMS is operated by B777-300ER (9V-SWV).

    9V-SMB has not flown since SQ337|08NOV.
    Well currently all six craft must be operational to cover all flights, save the gap between DάS flights once a week. I would have betted on JNB losing the A359 before any other destination.

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