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sn26567 wrote: I have already flown BRU-LTN in the past. I think it was with Air UK (which later became KLM uk) on a BAe146 six-abreast in the 1980ies.
Air UK only operated STN-BRU-STN, started back in mid eighties with a Short330.

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sn26567 wrote:Egyptair adds 3rd weekly flight to Cairo: https://www.aviation24.be/modules.php?name ... e&sid=9972
yes I know sn26567...I made that post :)
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airmemphis wrote:
sn26567 wrote:Egyptair adds 3rd weekly flight to Cairo: https://www.aviation24.be/modules.php?name ... e&sid=9972
yes I know sn26567...I made that post :)
... and I acknowledged your input at the bottom of the news item ;-)
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One of the bussiest routes in Europe is CDG/ORY to NCE, over 3 mio annual passengers...
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sn26567 wrote: ... and I acknowledged your input at the bottom of the news item ;-)
....and I am honoured. Cheers :)
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Some cargo observations...

Cargovluchten van Brussel (BRU) naar CASABLANCA (CMN)
Vluchtnummer Dagen Vertr. Aank. Type Geldigheid
AT353 ------7 06:20 07:40 75F 2703-2910
AT353 1234--- 08:20 09:45 73X 2703-2910
AT353 ----5-- 11:05 12:30 73X 2703-2910
Cargovluchten van CASABLANCA (CMN) naar Brussel (BRU)
Vluchtnummer Dagen Vertr. Aank. Type Geldigheid
AT352 1234--- 02:05 07:15 73X 2703-2910
AT352 ----5-- 04:40 10:00 73X 2703-2910
AT352 ------7 08:40 14:00 75F 2703-2910

I believe not having seen any pictures of this AT B757F so far.
The spotters database doesn't seem to mention it either.
Actually this 757 seems to be BRU based, so I suppose it's operated by DHL.


Cargovluchten van CHICAGO (ORD) naar Brussel (BRU)
Vluchtnummer Dagen Vertr. Aank. Type Geldigheid
SQ7895 ------7 04:55 19:55 74Y 0304-2310
SQ7975 --3---- 17:25 08:00 74Y 1008-2610
SQ7977 ------7 18:45 09:45 74Y 1604-2810

What could be the logic for SQC in operating 2 out of the 3 weekly ORD-BRU flights both on day 7?



Cargovluchten van Brussel (BRU) naar KUWAIT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (KWI)
Vluchtnummer Dagen Vertr. Aank. Type Geldigheid
SQ7991 ----5-- 21:10 03:55 74Y 0104-2810
KU7991 ----5-- 21:10 03:55 74Y 1908-2810
SQ7997 1------ 22:00 04:45 74Y 1608-2910
KU7997 1------ 22:00 04:45 74Y 1908-2910

Apparently SQC's flights to Kuwait are code-shared with Kuwait Airlines.



Cargovluchten van DELHI (DEL) naar Brussel (BRU)
Vluchtnummer Dagen Vertr. Aank. Type Geldigheid
BR671 ---4-6- 07:00 15:30 M1F 2104-2910
SQ7360 -2----- 07:30 12:40 74Y 0105-2910
KE513 -2----- 11:50 13:20 74F 3008-2510

Interesting to see 3 different cargo operators between DEL and BRU.


Cargovluchten van Brussel (BRU) naar HONGKONG (HKG)
Vluchtnummer Dagen Vertr. Aank. Type Geldigheid
CX002 12-4567 16:10 13:15 74F 2703-2910
Cargovluchten van HONGKONG (HKG) naar Brussel (BRU)
Vluchtnummer Dagen Vertr. Aank. Type Geldigheid
CX001 12-4567 01:25 14:40 74F 2703-2910

Any particular reason why Air Hong Kong / Cathay Pacific never managed to make this HKG-BRU a daily connection, rather than six times a week? Is it simply due to lack of demand or rather due to a lack of aircraft?


Cargovluchten van NAïROBI (NBO) naar Brussel (BRU)
Vluchtnummer Dagen Vertr. Aank. Type Geldigheid
ET3716 1------ 17:30 03:00 75F 3004-2810
ET3716 -----6- 19:00 04:30 75F 3004-2810
ET3716 ---4--- 20:10 05:40 75F 3004-2810

Those ET 75F's really seem to have a very elaborate routing.
NBO-ADD-CAI-BEY-BRU ?

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Post by LJ »

What could be the logic for SQC in operating 2 out of the 3 weekly ORD-BRU flights both on day 7?
SQ7895 arrives at BRU on Sunday but SQ7977 will arrive at BRU on Monday. Thus no overlap here.
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The AT-flight's are indeed operated by a 757 or sometimes a A300 of DHL.
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Really , I thought AT came with A 737-200 QC or a combi version 737-500... I see them regularly at BRUCARGO..
well new birds than !
great
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FlightSimCrew wrote:Really , I thought AT came with A 737-200 QC or a combi version 737-500... I see them regularly at BRUCARGO..
well new birds than !
great
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They came with B737-200C till the beginning of August 2005, since than all 732 were canx, and replaced by a three weekly rotation (sun,wed, fri) with DHL757.

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According to their booking engine, it seems that Maersk Air will stop flying the Copenhagen - Brussels route as from the start of the winter season. It is not possible to book a flight after October 28.
DM is offering 11 flights a week on this route with B737 airplanes.

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Is this good news for Brussels, or what?
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bigjulie wrote:Is this good news for Brussels, or what?
:wink:
As they will stop flying to BRU, this is bad news for Brussels.
But it is good news for SAS and SNBA as this means less competition on this route.

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Post by asianboy »

nobody mentioned "chaoyang" china?it's in bru timetable...
where is chaoyang?nobody talked about this destination....
anyone got information about this flight? :D

what about hainan et ana?
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asianboy wrote:nobody mentioned "chaoyang" china?it's in bru timetable...
where is chaoyang?nobody talked about this destination....
anyone got information about this flight? :D
CHG is not really in the BRU timetable as there are no scheduled flights, because this is a charter destination.

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OO-VEX wrote:According to their booking engine, it seems that Maersk Air will stop flying the Copenhagen - Brussels route as from the start of the winter season. It is not possible to book a flight after October 28.
DM is offering 11 flights a week on this route with B737 airplanes.

OO-VEX
Maersk Air will not leave BRU, as their flights are available in for bookings.
It seems like their flights were not yet loaded in the system 9 days ago.

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CHG in the timetable

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Actually CHG appears by coincidence. This code is used when a routing is changed or cancelled and it seems there is now an airport associated with it hence the confusion. No flights to a remote China airport thus far! Nor to a less remote one for that matter...
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JP will be using the A320 iso CRJ on several evening flights in weektime
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Post by Dude320 »

I have seen online that Thomas Cook Airlines also has 2

new destinations in their winter schedule :

CAI - Cairo on Thursdays

SOF - Sofia on Saturdays
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