[Shuz] wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 26, 2023 7:12 am

I like it, compliments GPO well.

You mean complements.

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Isn't switching to a 777 a bit of a step backwards? From a passenger comfort perspective, yes. I guess from number of seats, no. Well it's arbitrary. It all depends on the quality of the seats, if you can block out the noise from the 777's mighty engines and survive the cabin pressure/humidity leve...

flat04 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 19, 2023 4:50 pm

Premiers Announcement today on International Flights: https://www.premier.sa.gov.au/media-rel ... und-for-sa

The premier is a bit late it's all old news.

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This site, or group of sites fronting Currie, Gilbert and Peel Streets has just come on the market. Haven't seen a site this large in the centre of Adelaide since 60 King William Street (the former Southern Cross Arcade) changed hands. https://www.realcommercial.com.au/for-sale/property-20-22-curri...

Hammerhead crane getting assembled today.

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From the Australian today (paywalled) Emirates adds capacity but warns passengers not to expect cheaper airfares "A daily A350 service into Adelaide was also in the pipeline with flights expected to start in mid-2024. Mr Brown said he promised Tourism Minister Don Farrell in January that Emira...

Add another tower crane to metro list. Parts are being delivered today and will be installed over next day or so at 120 The Parade, Norwood.

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That multi-million-dollar footbridge in Dock One at Port Adelaide needs to have a drawbridge like you see in many canals in the Netherlands where yachts can fit through. Otherwise Dock One will become redundant. I hope the developers and Nick Champion realise this. My worth.

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apparently that's a thing now :sly: And there will be more responsibilities added in due course to punish those that don't toe the globalist agenda... Cheers Go on - explain this so-called "globalist agenda" you speak of. I don't have to explain anything as it is in plain sight. Cheers

“The data points to Adelaide’s relatively under-developed identity around innovation, enterprise, creativity, cultural expression and climate responsibility . apparently that's a thing now :sly: And there will be more responsibilities added in due course to punish those that don't toe the globalist...

Looking at the seatguru site, the big difference seems to be the Singapore Air B787's don't have premium economy, whereas the A350s flying in and out of Adelaide currently do (well they did in May). They're probably anticipating weaker demand for discretionary spending like premium economy in the c...

Is there much of a difference between Singapore Airlines setups on both aircraft other then the tight squeeze for economy class? The dreamliners were very much hyped if memory serves me.. I think the passenger to toilet ratio is slightly better on the A350. Happy to be corrected though. You are cor...

Wouldn't call it an upgrade anyhow...the first flights with the Boeing 787-10 are: SQ279 DEP SIN 23:40 SUN, OCT 29 ARR ADL 09:05 MON, OCT 30 SQ278 DEP ADL 10:35 MON, OCT 30 ARR SIN 15:10 Probably a few pissed off pax already booked on the Airbus A350-900 transitioning to a tighter cabin and more Ec...

Singapore Airlines to upgrade aircraft used from A350-900 to B787-10 from October Wouldn't call it an upgrade anyhow...the first flights with the Boeing 787-10 are: SQ279 DEP SIN 23:40 SUN, OCT 29 ARR ADL 09:05 MON, OCT 30 SQ278 DEP ADL 10:35 MON, OCT 30 ARR SIN 15:10 Probably a few pissed off pax ...

[...] and perhaps a catalyst of this development is that Dillon's open a side entry from the mall into their store, or better yet that Nordburger leave the area opening that shopfront up for something that could involve using that mall space. [...] Nordburger doesn't own its building it will be up ...