News & Discussion: Adelaide Airport & Airlines
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Woah that virtual tour of the terminals's awesome!!
"SA GOING ALL THE WAY".
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I tried to navigate into the outbound immigration hall (where they have a strict no photography policy - i have no idea why) and, not surprisingly, google hasn't captured that bit
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Qatar flight QR30, from Doha to Melbourne, was diverted to Adelaide this evening. It arrived at 2048 and is expected to depart at 2200.
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Anyone know why it was diverted? Hope someone snapped a photo of the two B777 together (UAE441 and QTR30).
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It diverted to Adelaide due to a Medical emergency. 1st Qatar Airways to visit Adelaide.Ho Really wrote:Anyone know why it was diverted? Hope someone snapped a photo of the two B777 together (UAE441 and QTR30).
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Awesome Stefan. For the photo I mean. Hope the medical emergency wasn't life threatening and the person(s) turned out to be OK.
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PS. Love your photos.
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PS. Love your photos.
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Does anybody know if they are still seeking retail and hospitality tenancies for the plaza?
My question is, where the hell will they put them? Also what's happening to the illumination of the mesh metal feature in the plaza?
My question is, where the hell will they put them? Also what's happening to the illumination of the mesh metal feature in the plaza?
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As an Airport Ambassador, there are going to be small outlets in the plaza with hopefully a few by the end of the year, 1 will include a 7/11 style convenient store. The plaza will also play host to more exhibitions and community activities over time.
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Evening all,
Malaysia Airlines will be increasing to 8 flights a week for a 4 week period from 22/12/13 to 18/1/14 (1st flight into Adelaide will be on 22/12/13, last flight will depart Adelaide on 18/1/14). The extra flight will be on Saturday morning's using B777-200ER's. This extra flight is bookable through http://www.malaysiaairlines.com/uk/en.html
Extra Saturday flight...
MH137 Dep KUL 2045 Arr ADL 0615+1
MH136 Dep ADL 1000 Arr KUL 1445
Current Daily Schedule (using A330-300's)...
MH139 Dep KUL 1030 Arr ADL 0815+1
MH136 Dep ADL 1000 Arr KUL 1445 (Operates Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday)
MH138 Dep ADL 1430 Arr KUL 1930 (Operates Monday, Thursday & Saturday)
Malaysia Airlines will be increasing to 8 flights a week for a 4 week period from 22/12/13 to 18/1/14 (1st flight into Adelaide will be on 22/12/13, last flight will depart Adelaide on 18/1/14). The extra flight will be on Saturday morning's using B777-200ER's. This extra flight is bookable through http://www.malaysiaairlines.com/uk/en.html
Extra Saturday flight...
MH137 Dep KUL 2045 Arr ADL 0615+1
MH136 Dep ADL 1000 Arr KUL 1445
Current Daily Schedule (using A330-300's)...
MH139 Dep KUL 1030 Arr ADL 0815+1
MH136 Dep ADL 1000 Arr KUL 1445 (Operates Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday)
MH138 Dep ADL 1430 Arr KUL 1930 (Operates Monday, Thursday & Saturday)
Stefan
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Great news! Thanks Stefan.
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Re: News & Discussion: Adelaide Airport & Airlines
Awesome to see the 777s back in Adelaide. A few years ago we were dominated by them, and now we are dominated by a330s.Stefan P wrote:Evening all,
Malaysia Airlines will be increasing to 8 flights a week for a 4 week period from 22/12/13 to 18/1/14 (1st flight into Adelaide will be on 22/12/13, last flight will depart Adelaide on 18/1/14). The extra flight will be on Saturday morning's using B777-200ER's. This extra flight is bookable through http://www.malaysiaairlines.com/uk/en.html
Extra Saturday flight...
MH137 Dep KUL 2045 Arr ADL 0615+1
MH136 Dep ADL 1000 Arr KUL 1445
Current Daily Schedule (using A330-300's)...
MH139 Dep KUL 1030 Arr ADL 0815+1
MH136 Dep ADL 1000 Arr KUL 1445 (Operates Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday)
MH138 Dep ADL 1430 Arr KUL 1930 (Operates Monday, Thursday & Saturday)
It might set AirAsia back a bit on their proposed flights here.
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I am so glad that the Asian airlines have stepped in when our national carrier brushed us off.
All I need now is for Vietnam Airlines to start flying into Adelaide...
All I need now is for Vietnam Airlines to start flying into Adelaide...
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Great news!
ADELAIDE | Kuala Lumpur based low-cost carrier AirAsia X is set to announce flights out of Adelaide will start in October.
The long-haul offshoot of AirAsia has been considering a four-times-weekly operation to Adelaide.
The airline hinted on its Facebook page last week that an announcement was imminent.
It has scheduled a media conference for this afternoon.
Premier Jay Weatherill, Tourism Minister Leon Bignell and AirAsia X CEO Azran Osman-Rani will announce details of the new services.
AA’s Kuala Lumpur service currently flies to Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and the Gold Coast.
AirAsia X is the long-haul operation of the AirAsia, Asia’s largest low-cost carrier.
The franchise keeps costs down by using a common ticketing system, aircraft livery, employee uniforms, and management style.
Lat May, the company tested the investment markets to gauge interest for an initial public offering in Malaysia worth up to $300 million.
Reuters reported that the airline planned to use 44 per cent of the proceeds to repay bank loans, with another 22 per cent set for capital expenditures.
http://www.indaily.com.au
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