Hainan Airlines, which began deploying its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft on select flights between Beijing and Belgrade during the previous winter season before extending its use throughout the summer, has further prolonged the aircraft’s deployment on the route. The B787-9 was initially scheduled to be replaced by the Airbus A330-300 from October 25, a type the carrier had utilised between the two cities for several years. However, the Dreamliner is now scheduled to remain in service throughout November, with the A330-300 tentatively set to return from December 1. Both aircraft types offer the same capacity of 292 seats and feature an identical onboard hard product. Further equipment adjustments remain possible.
Beautiful aircraft in beautiful livery.
ReplyDeleteThe aircraft is ugly like a cow. But Hainan liveries are beautiful.
DeleteWhat a bizarre comparison. But each to their own.
Deleteeasily beats 90% of the EU carriers liveries
Delete@anon 11:51
DeleteWhich is not hard at all. 90% of euro liveries are white fuselage with carrier's name (sticker). Painted engines and/or tail are on request.
Cows are beautiful animals @An.11.04. And tastes are not subject to discussion
DeleteThey should finally add a third weekly.
ReplyDeleteNot good for JU.
ReplyDeleteHow? What's the difference? Have you even read past the headline?
DeleteJU A332s can not compete with 787s.
DeleteThey don't fly to Beijing anyway.
DeleteHaha here's the guy that always bring JU to story somehow.
DeleteLufti changes plane type for MUC, not good for JU.
Hainan keeps 787 to Beijing, not good for JU.
Leaf drops from tree, bad for JU.
Why on Earth would this notnbe good for JU?