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longlanding wrote:Hey there, I've been scouring the internet for a long while now to try and find a semi-comprehensive list of routes that the BA 767 flew back in it's heyday - especially long-haul ones like LHR-LAX and LHR-CPT; and I've come up with next to nothing. Would anyone have a list of routes that it flew at least semi-regularly during its time serving for BA? Thanks in advance for any replies.
RR757 wrote:I flew BA 767s to Moscow, Frankfurt, Istanbul and Cyprus. They were so cramped, probably the most cramped BA flights I’d experienced. Never a fan of the 767. The cabins were so dated and the BA crews - just indifferent in service. I was on a centre aisle seat going to DME once. During a LHR pushback delay, the male/female cabin crew for about 30 mins to my left and right were slagging off the unions and how much they both hated Willie Walsh. I was mid conversation. BA need to sort their act out and stop using “Britishness” as their excuse for a their degraded product.
BHXflyinghigh wrote:The 767 operated BHX-JFK initially before it switched to the 757.
wedgetail737 wrote:Back in the late 1980's and early 1990's, BA flew their 767-300's to SFO and LAX.
RR757 wrote:longlanding wrote:Hey there, I've been scouring the internet for a long while now to try and find a semi-comprehensive list of routes that the BA 767 flew back in it's heyday - especially long-haul ones like LHR-LAX and LHR-CPT; and I've come up with next to nothing. Would anyone have a list of routes that it flew at least semi-regularly during its time serving for BA? Thanks in advance for any I.
I flew BA 767s to Moscow, Frankfurt, Istanbul and Cyprus. They were so cramped, probably the most cramped BA flights I’d experienced. Never a fan of the 767. The cabins were so dated and the BA crews - just indifferent in service. I was on a centre aisle seat going to DME once. During a LHR pushback delay, the male/female cabin crew for about 30 mins to my left and right were slagging off the unions and how much they both hated Willie Walsh. I was mid conversation. BA need to sort their act out and stop using “Britishness” as their excuse for a their degraded product.
LHR2BNE wrote:BHXflyinghigh wrote:The 767 operated BHX-JFK initially before it switched to the 757.
Do you happen to know what years that route operated?
Calpe wrote:I think they flew to several African destinations with them 10-15 years ago including Dar Es Salaam as mentioned earlier, Entebbe, Lusaka, Freetown and possibly Luanda also.
spud757 wrote:I was sat on this BA 763 from MAN to JFK on 6th October 2007. So glad someone captured the rotation.
https://www.airliners.net/photo/British ... xG1g%3D%3D
Boeing74741R wrote:spud757 wrote:I was sat on this BA 763 from MAN to JFK on 6th October 2007. So glad someone captured the rotation.
https://www.airliners.net/photo/British ... xG1g%3D%3D
You got lucky that day. Most of the time it was G-BNWH on the MAN-JFK route.
Does anybody know why WH was solely allocated to this route most of the time?
ajs123uk wrote:I was 767 crew from when I joined at LGW in ‘97 and was on it until they retired them a few years ago.
So during that time I flew it to; New York JFK, Baltimore, Charlotte, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Nassau (continuing to Grand Cayman, or Turks and Caicos), Bermuda, Caracas (continuing on to Bogotá), Accra, Abidjan, Freetown (continuing on to Monrovia), Dar Es Salaam, Entebbe, Lusaka, Luanda, Cairo, Tel Aviv, Baku, Almaty, Moscow, Jeddah, Damman and Hyderabad.
The above list is not exhaustive and not necessarily all from LHR, some from LGW and those were all the longhaul flights I did.
Goes to show you how versatile it was, I miss them !!!