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may be still under a dispute on who is going to pay the bill
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Depreciation. Loss of sales. Hotel for the paxes. Rebooking cost. Plus lot of other misc cost. So the insurance company will be picking up the bill? At least few millions dollarOriginally posted by SilverKrisSRG View Postmay be still under a dispute on who is going to pay the billComment
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SQ671|30MAR (NGO-SIN) originally operated by 9V-SCD has been cancelled. 9V-SVC is now being ferried as SQ8860 to NGO in order to operate the rescue flight SQ9671 back to Singapore.
On a side note, 9V-SGE is being ferried back to Singapore as SQ8851.Last edited by Not You; 30 March 2019, 07:18 PM.Comment
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9V-SCD is on its way back to SIN as SQ671D. It took off at 14:42 according to FR24.Originally posted by Not You View PostComment
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9V-SGE is being ferried from EWR to SIN with SQ8851 callsign, over the north pole route. Flown empty?Originally posted by sbs2716g View PostComment
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9V-SCD is a ferry flight back to SIN. Flight not certified to carry pax. So SVC went to carry the pax back to SIN.Originally posted by ell3 View PostComment
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SQ871|31 Mar (HKG-SIN) has been delayed, due to engine problems. It is operated by 9V-SCH.Comment
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Oh dear.
Aren't the SQ 78Js on the T1000 TEN engines??an infrastructure geekComment
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That explains why SQ942|31MAR (SIN-DPS) and SQ942|01APR (SIN-DPS) was swapped to A333.Originally posted by Not You View PostSingapore Airlines - A great way to fly...Comment
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I noticed my SQ871 on 1 Apr will be operated by B772 instead of B787 as initially planned. My auntie on the same flight has received 3 calls to be offered to be reaccomodated on earlier flight as there is a capacity cut.Originally posted by Not You View PostComment
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SQ216/215 (PERTH) also change to A333...Comment
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