Emirates on its way to Canada via Brussels?
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Emirates on its way to Canada via Brussels?
Dear all,
According to a rather reliable source, Emirates might be on its way to Canada via Brussels?!
Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver are mentioned as potential Canadian destinations.
Emirates executives are planning a formal visit to Brussels later this year.
Who knows more?
According to a rather reliable source, Emirates might be on its way to Canada via Brussels?!
Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver are mentioned as potential Canadian destinations.
Emirates executives are planning a formal visit to Brussels later this year.
Who knows more?
i haven't heard this rumours.but what i know,etihad had a problem with toronto http://www.historyofpia.com/forums/view ... ght=etihad
i prefer EK than EY for connection in their dubai hub...
wait and see
i prefer EK than EY for connection in their dubai hub...
wait and see
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Is this true? I also heard this rumour two weeks ago.Etihad Airways has LOST out on a contract to be the representative UAE carrier in Toronto and has thus cancelled its proposed AUH-BRU-YYZ 3 weekly flights
Maybe can someone confirm/deny it ?
As for EK I don't think they will fly to Canada via BRU. They will fly to Canada but certainly directly with their A340-500s.
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Hello
I don't know what all is true of this , but I really hope so.
But I do find it strange that it's almost the exact route (correct?) than that Ethidad wanted to Fly ....Abu-Dhabi-Canada.
So is it just a temporarly replacement? Because I guess Etihad WILL really come at BRU , they have posted a 'jobs' message at BIAC's website a wile ago.
So why would they contract people if they aren't really planning to fly to BRU???
Anyway...hope something is true this time.
Best regards: Yannick
I don't know what all is true of this , but I really hope so.
But I do find it strange that it's almost the exact route (correct?) than that Ethidad wanted to Fly ....Abu-Dhabi-Canada.
So is it just a temporarly replacement? Because I guess Etihad WILL really come at BRU , they have posted a 'jobs' message at BIAC's website a wile ago.
So why would they contract people if they aren't really planning to fly to BRU???
Anyway...hope something is true this time.
Best regards: Yannick
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Flying-Belgian,
Route map : link
Auh-yyz: 11143 km
You don't need a A345:
The A340-200 has a maximum range of 8000nm/14800km.
The A340-300 has a maximum range of 7,400 nm/13,700 km.
The A330-200 has a maximum range of 6,750 nm/12,500 km.
The A340-500 has a maximum range of 9,000 nm/16,700 km.
The A340-600 has a maximum range of 7,900 nm/14,700 km.
When Emirates will make a stop in Bru on their route from AUH to YYZ they will do it because they can pick up extra pax on both directions, and because Bru has no direct links to those 2 cities. So in my opinion it is not about miles but about pax. Just my 2cents.
Greetz,
Dave
Route map : link
Auh-yyz: 11143 km
You don't need a A345:
The A340-200 has a maximum range of 8000nm/14800km.
The A340-300 has a maximum range of 7,400 nm/13,700 km.
The A330-200 has a maximum range of 6,750 nm/12,500 km.
The A340-500 has a maximum range of 9,000 nm/16,700 km.
The A340-600 has a maximum range of 7,900 nm/14,700 km.
When Emirates will make a stop in Bru on their route from AUH to YYZ they will do it because they can pick up extra pax on both directions, and because Bru has no direct links to those 2 cities. So in my opinion it is not about miles but about pax. Just my 2cents.
Greetz,
Dave
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I just wanted to let you all know that these statements are completely false. Etihad Airways will inaugurate the Abu Dhabi-Brussels-Toronto route later this year. Emirates has no intention to fly to Canada via Brussels. However, it is true that a delegation of Emirates decision makers is planning a formal visit to Brussels Zaventem Airport later this year.Behramjee on the www.historyofpia.com forum wrote:Ok you can put all those rumors to rest because this is official :
1. Etihad Airways has LOST out on a contract to be the representative UAE carrier in Toronto and has thus cancelled its proposed AUH-BRU-YYZ 3 weekly flights.
2. However, Emirates has won the contract to be the UAE flag carrier to YYZ for the time being and will be permitted to fly as many times as Air Canada is allowed to fly to Dubai only. So if AC decides on 4 weekly YYZ-DXB-YYZ flights of its own...then EK too will be restricted to that same amount.
Connections advertises now with Etihad flights Brussels - Bangkok from 21st August.
But if you want to book it, no word about Etihad. Hm.
Also no word about Brussels on the Etihad website., just as a future destination.
Not in the shedule.
Too late for me: within some weeks, we are gone to BKK by Gulfair from CDG. Pray for my soul, lost in Term 1 at CDG.
But if you want to book it, no word about Etihad. Hm.
Also no word about Brussels on the Etihad website., just as a future destination.
Not in the shedule.
Too late for me: within some weeks, we are gone to BKK by Gulfair from CDG. Pray for my soul, lost in Term 1 at CDG.
It's a bit more tricky than that.Behramjee on the www.historyofpia.com forum wrote:Ok you can put all those rumors to rest because this is official :
1. Etihad Airways has LOST out on a contract to be the representative UAE carrier in Toronto and has thus cancelled its proposed AUH-BRU-YYZ 3 weekly flights.
2. However, Emirates has won the contract to be the UAE flag carrier to YYZ for the time being and will be permitted to fly as many times as Air Canada is allowed to fly to Dubai only. So if AC decides on 4 weekly YYZ-DXB-YYZ flights of its own...then EK too will be restricted to that same amount.
EK is limited to 3x weekly (DXB-CAnada) and AC, 4x weekly Canada-UAE as per the current UAE-CAnada bilateral agreement.
The plan for EK right now is to start the 3x weekly non-stop DXB-YYZ and upgrade it with a two-class A380 in due time, pending aircraft availability. If in the meantime the bilateral is renegotiated to allow a daily flight, EK will probably send the 3-class A380 to YYZ.