V-Flyer

Please could somebody confirm which aircraft type is used on VS23/24. When I looked on the 'which aircraft?' section it states that VS23/24 is an A343, but elsewhere it seems to be indicated as an A346.

Many thanks

Mike







Edit to thread title by mod to make subject clearer........ Nick

It tends to run as either. If the VS7/8 is a B744, then the 23/24 tends to be the A343. If you are looking for V-Port, go for the VS7/VS8, as you are more likely to get it.

If you look here it shows the VS23/24 as operated only by the A346 (either config 1 or 2) but never the A343, and as juliet has said the VS7/8 is nearly always operated by the 744's, so whichever fligt you take it will 99.9% be on a V-Port a/c.

Not sure where you found your info saying that the A343 operate the VS23/24, but it seems to be incorrect.

Neil:)

VS23/24 was operated solidly by an A343 upto the winter timetable change last year. As Neil says since then it has been operated by an A346 regulary.

I wouldn't worry about the chances of getting a A343 - You would be very, very unlucky if it happens.

Not sure where you found your info saying that the A343 operate the VS23/24, but it seems to be incorrect.

It says on the page where you select which route that VS023 is A343.

VS.

Originally posted by VS045

Not sure where you found your info saying that the A343 operate the VS23/24, but it seems to be incorrect.

It says on the page where you select which route that VS023 is A343.

VS.

So it does - however when you actually look at the 3 month history it shows as 100% A346. There are a few of details on the initial page that are now out of day and I am sure Pete will eventually update the info.

Neil:)

Originally posted by VS045

Not sure where you found your info saying that the A343 operate the VS23/24, but it seems to be incorrect.

It says on the page where you select which route that VS023 is A343.

VS.

So it does - however when you actually look at the 3 month history it shows as 100% A346. There are a few of details on the initial page that are now out of day and I am sure Pete will eventually update the info.

Neil