Hello
Quick question. Why does Korean air on one day use a 777-200 then the next use a 777-300? It has seemed to be happened a lot lately, just thought I ask .
Chickenscience
Korean air
Re: Korean air
I would guess that only a 772 is not enough seats and only a 773 is too many seats. So switch it up to hit the right spot. It would not surprise me if they are filling the extra cargo spaces on the 773 as well.
Re: Korean air
DFW is not the only market they serve. They have a large and diverse fleet that has to be scheduled to all points of the route-map and get maintenance at regular intervals in between. Like Greg said about the cargo, there are plenty of factors (hundreds actually) that fleet & route planners have to take into consideration to get the most appropriate usage out of their planes.
It could be as simple as "whatever bird is left after the more important routes get theirs" or as complex as a computer algorithm that schedules a whole month's fleet usage based on everything from catering availability to crew rest requirements to predicted winds aloft to advance F&J bookings and a thousand more things.
It could be as simple as "whatever bird is left after the more important routes get theirs" or as complex as a computer algorithm that schedules a whole month's fleet usage based on everything from catering availability to crew rest requirements to predicted winds aloft to advance F&J bookings and a thousand more things.
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