Re: longest running flight #

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I've taken BA287 from LHR to SFO a number of times since 1987, and it's
still going strong, leaving around 1300 and arriving around 1700,
seasonally adjusted.  I think it's been around since the '70s. In fact,
if I happen to be looking out the northeast windows of my office
building at the right time, I can usually see it land.

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Michael C. Berch
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On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, at 11:01 AM, David Lee Provo JR wrote:

> Matthew
>
> From my days back in London, I remember AC856 as a daily return to
> London,
> but even in the 70s, BA9 and BA11 daily flights from LON to Oz. Many
> others
> come to mind, but most of those airlines have disappeared now.
> AC856/857
> go back at least to the 70s for sure. I think that most airlines have
> long-standing flt numbers that do operate over a long spate of time
> (like
> dailys).
>
> dl
>
>
> At 10:01 AM 10/29/2003, you wrote:
>> As I boarded AC149, the 7:30pm departure from YYZ-YVR tonight, I
>> thought that 149 has been the flight # for a good long time, maybe
>> over
>> 10 years.
>>
>> Similarly, AC has run 965 from YYZ to POS for most of my life. Even I
>> think back to the L1011 and DC-8-63 days!
>>
>> Other than the premier flight #s, like 001 and 002, do most airlines
>> have long-standing flight numbers that have been used for the same
>> routing at approximately the same time of day for a long time?
>>
>> Matthew
>
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