Re: SP vs. 400

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I don't think they ever did this due to payload restrictions. With a
reasonable pax load the 200s and 300s always needed a stop in HNL. It
wasn't until the 400 was released that anybody could fly the Pacific non-stop.

As an aside, I know the SP flew SYD-HNL-YVR but I don't recall them flying
to LAX. Could be wrong, though.

Grant
SYD
QF


At 04:39 PM 05/08/03 -0400, you wrote:
>In a message dated 8/5/2003 1:30:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time, RWM@xxxxxxxxxx
>writes:
>
><< Don't think so, but Qantas would now.  It made JFK-NRT, for sure,
>  but that's over 1000 miles shorter. >>
>
>Over 1000 miles shorter, with nice winds coming back to JFK
>
>Well, Grant, since you are the main regular Aussie, did QF ever fly a 742B or
>a 743 nonstop LAX-SYD or LAX-MEL?  Or did they only do it with the SPs until
>the 744s came.  Also, did the SPs have weight restrictions, or could they be
>loaded to the hilt?

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