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Qatar Airways Adding A380 Flights To Melbourne In June 2017

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Emirates' planned A380 fleet is larger than those of all other airlines combined, which is why they fly them just about everywhere. However, their Gulf rivals have much smaller A380 fleets, so have to be much more selective with where they fly them. Qatar Airways, for example, has just six A380s in their fleet. As…

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 Rick
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Are they still flying the A380 to Bangkok? Last few times I've checked it's been 777 only


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Lucky - it does not necessarily mean route cuts. Qatar Airways should get four additional A380s in the coming months...


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Lucky.. Isn't the miles needed between ME and South Pacific 80k and 100k in J and F respectively?


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@ John W -- Indeed, whoopsies. No clue where I got those numbers from.


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Good news for Australians..


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I had the best sleep on thier 777 seat. Their reverse herrinngbone seat felt very uncomfortable, poor seat padding and the tray table stowed underneath the IFE screen. My knees was keep on hitting the tray table. Duh!
The best reverse herringbone seat for passengers comfort is CX!


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