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Originally posted by SQfanatic View PostYeah I suspect this as well. What's baffling though is that all the CX aircraft arrived into SFO on Friday afternoon, night and this morning and are all gonna sit in SFO as canceled (i.e. Today's CX redeyes, operated by the 77W and A359, respectively as well as today's afternoon flight CX879).
My rough guess for your baffling is that the CX aircrafts won't be doing much even if they made it back to HKG any way since most (if not all) CX flights are cancelled on 16 Sep.
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Originally posted by Not You View PostAccording to SQ's website, SQ001|15SEP (SFO-HKG-SIN) will be rerouted to stopover at Taipei instead of Hong Kong due to Typhoon
[Updated] SQ001 will proceed as scheduled and stopover at Hong Kong.
HKG on the FR24 map looks desolate compared to a normal day due to the typhoon, and SQ1 managed to at least land at HKG safely.
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Originally posted by SQfanatic View PostFR24 surprisingly shows it is Canceled, but iCargo does show it being diverted to TPE (though the information seems to be wrong) as per your update. SQ's site on the flight status shows it's still departing as scheduled.
HKG on the FR24 map looks desolate compared to a normal day due to the typhoon, and SQ1 managed to at least land at HKG safely.
Wonder did SQ put their plane/crew in the risk by choosing to land in HK?
Who make the decision? The operation team or pilot? Think no one board the plane in HK?
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Originally posted by sbs2716g View PostMy FR24 did not show that SQ1 is cancelled.
Wonder did SQ put their plane/crew in the risk by choosing to land in HK?
Who make the decision? The operation team or pilot? Think no one board the plane in HK?
I guess both the flight crew and the cooperation made the decision, since they would be most liable in case of safety problems. What was kind of surprising to me is that they decided to depart from SFO anyway.
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Originally posted by SQ002 View PostI am VERY IMPRESSED that SQ1 made all the way to HKG, landed and departed EARLY from HKG. It is worth noting that SQ1 is the ONLY passenger flight operating this morning.
I guess both the flight crew and the cooperation made the decision, since they would be most liable in case of safety problems. What was kind of surprising to me is that they decided to depart from SFO anyway.
I was quite annoyed they didn’t just simply retime the flight (wasted my entire Sunday reporting for the flight as scheduled when I knew there was obviously going to be a delay)!
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Originally posted by SQ002 View PostI am VERY IMPRESSED that SQ1 made all the way to HKG, landed and departed EARLY from HKG. It is worth noting that SQ1 is the ONLY passenger flight operating this morning.
I guess both the flight crew and the cooperation made the decision, since they would be most liable in case of safety problems. What was kind of surprising to me is that they decided to depart from SFO anyway.
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Originally posted by SQ002 View PostI am VERY IMPRESSED that SQ1 made all the way to HKG, landed and departed EARLY from HKG. It is worth noting that SQ1 is the ONLY passenger flight operating this morning.
I guess both the flight crew and the cooperation made the decision, since they would be most liable in case of safety problems. What was kind of surprising to me is that they decided to depart from SFO anyway.
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Originally posted by Bytor View PostI have a colleague due to go to HK tomorrow for meetings, I am not quite sure why he is insistent on going as likely most offices will be closed!
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Flight Disruptions between Singapore and Guangzhou due to Typhoon Mangkhut
Singapore to Guangzhou
SQ852|16SEP has been renumbered as SQ9852 and retimed to 17 September 2018, departing at 1100hrs and arriving in Guangzhou at 1500hrs.
Guangzhou to Singapore
SQ853|17SEP has been renumbered as SQ9853 and retimed to 17 September 2018, departing at 1605hrs and arriving in Singapore at 2010hrs.
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