Delta Airlines ATL - BRU from B767-300 to B767-200

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Delta Airlines ATL - BRU from B767-300 to B767-200

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For the new winter timetable, Delta Airlines (DL) will decrease its airplane from ATL to BRU to a B767-200 instead of the B763.

For the NYC flight no changes, it will stay a B763.

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Atlantis wrote:For the new winter timetable, Delta Airlines (DL) will decrease its airplane from ATL to BRU to a B767-200 instead of the B763
From a spotters point of view, very interesting !

Though, the B762's are much older and (I guess) less comfortable for the pax. How many B762's are actually left in the DL fleet (as they're selling them to ABX which will use the planes as cvtd freighters)? I'm also not sure if DL's B762's are ETOPS certified...

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According to me they have at this moment 5 B762 pax aircrafts in their fleet.

The Delta site gave at this moment, f.e. november, still a B763 from ATL to BRU, but when I checked the winter timetable for 2006 - 2007 they gave a B762.

I expect the final decision in a couple of weeks.

Is there maybe someone who can gave the results of the ATL - BRU? Are they probably not so good?

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Post by Sabena_690 »

For the 300th time Atlantis: make a new topic when you want to post news, instead of putting everything under one topic. Perhaps we can close all forums and make one big "Brussels"-topic? :roll: You received several PMs of the webteam concerning this problem in the past few weeks.

For your info: DL has no active B762s. Their B762s are either in storage or sold (with several aicraft being converted to freighters or in the process of being converted).

@the moderators: can you split this topic into a new one please?

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Sabena_690 wrote:For your info: DL has no active B762s. Their B762s are either in storage or sold (with several aicraft being converted to freighters or in the process of being converted).
It couldn't have had a better end: :http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1019023/L/

Atlantis, are you sure your sources are up to date?

Maybe they will come with the B764? :wink:
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Tommypilot wrote:Maybe they will come with the B764? :wink:
Their is very big chance that it will be soon a 767-400ER.
DL is reconfigurating their 764ER for international flights to Europe: MXP, BRU, NCE,...

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DL is reconfigurating their 764ER
2 class configuration with the BusinessElite product in business class, but not the FAs sorry guys. :lol:

http://www.delta.com/traveling_checkin/ ... /index.jsp

PS: It is very easy to speak with the DL crew until pushback.

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Where is thetime when ATL-BRU was flown by a L-1011?!
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Tommypilot wrote:[
Atlantis, are you sure your sources are up to date?
For us spotters it would be nice [don't go personal]

Maybe they will come with the B764? :wink:
My sources are Delta Airlines and Amadeus.

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A third source confirmed me that, like I earlier said, 5 762 are still active and 6 762 are stored.

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Source Delta.com:

Delta Planes

Flight Aircraft Estimated Range (Miles) Number of Seats Galleys Video
Premium Economy1 Total

Short- to Medium-Range Flights
(Single Aisle) 757-200*
(757) 2900 24 159 183 Yes Yes
757-200 Single Cabin*
(757) 2900 0 199 199 Yes Yes

737-800*
(738) 2700 16 134 150 Yes Yes
737-200
(732) 1600 8 92 100 Yes No

MD-90
(M90) 1900 12 138 150 Yes Yes
MD-88
(M80) 1700 14 128 142 Yes No
MD-88 Shuttle
(M80) 1700 0 134 134 Yes No

Long-Range & Trans-oceanic Flights
(Dual Aisle) 777-200
(777) 7500 50 218 268 Yes Yes

767-400ER
(764) 6400 36 249 285 Yes Yes
767-400ER
Transatlantic
(764) 6400 0 285 285 Yes Yes
767-300ER
(763) 6400 36 178 214 Yes Yes
767-300
(763) 3600 24 226 250 Yes Yes

* May be utilized for certain longer flights
1 Certain services may require a reduction in the number of available Economy seats
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Post by speedbird1 »

My pennies worth here is that I was in Atlanta for 4 days spotting and I didn't spot a single Delta 767-200.
Unless they are based somewhere else, the chances are that they've gone now.

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Post by LJ »

Atlantis may be right. The new JP airline fleet lists the 103,105,111,114 as not stored (sold but to be delivered in 2007), wheras the 106,110,112,113 and 115 are stored at Victorville. Given the (usual) good realibility of JP I tend to think that Delta has reactivated a couple of 767-200s

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DL B767 roster from the FAA website on 10 Jul 2006:


B-767-232 7
B-767-324 1
B-767-332 75
B-767-3P6 6
B-767-432ER 21

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Post by MD-11forever »

762 is the internal code at Delta for the ex-Gulf Air 763ERs. Maybe this is where the confusion is coming from?

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MD-11forever wrote:762 is the internal code at Delta for the ex-Gulf Air 763ERs. Maybe this is where the confusion is coming from?
yes indeed, and having the gulf airs is not a good thing...

As far as i know all 767-200 are out of, or will be put out of DL's fleet.

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Does Delta still operate the worlds largest fleet of 767's?



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mayhem wrote:
MD-11forever wrote:762 is the internal code at Delta for the ex-Gulf Air 763ERs. Maybe this is where the confusion is coming from?
yes indeed, and having the gulf airs is not a good thing...

As far as i know all 767-200 are out of, or will be put out of DL's fleet.
As far as I know, their 767-200's have retired. On the most recent trip on Delta (May 06), their inflight magazine stated they only have B767-300 & -400. Also, went through the ATL hub twice on that roundtrip, and I didn't see any B767-200.

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Post by fokker_f27 »

We booked flights BRU-ATL today, and the aircraft type says Boeing 767-200/200ER. The seat map is also different then from Delta's 763s. Could it be a codeshared flight?

EDIT: the flight info shows 767-300ER, but it leads to the -200 seat map. The printed flight info also says -200.
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I think the B767-200's have left the Delta fleet. The flight shedules for winter still show the B767-300 so no change of equipment.


Carrier
Flight # Depart Arrive Equipment
Type Stops Flight
Time
Time/Date Airport Time/Date Airport
Delta 124 5:35pm
21 Jan 2007 ATL 8:20am
22 Jan 2007 BRU Boeing 767-300 0 8:45

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