B-LRA

Aircraft:
Airbus A350-941
Reg: B-LRA full info | B-LRA photos
Serial #:
029
Airline: Cathay Pacific Airways
Photo Date: Sep 04, 2016
Uploaded: Sep 17, 2016
London Gatwick Airport - EGKK, United Kingdom

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[1600px] Cathay's very first A350-900 seen here parked up at gate 17 in London/Gatwick on just the second flight in - face to face with me. Gatwick has once been the airport that CX flew to in London, but has withdrawn services to the Sussex airport in October 1993. Now, three decades later, Cathay returned to LGW after the 5 daily Heathrow flights were found to be insufficient to meet the demands of the London market - but instead of the 747s that used to serve this route, their newest A350s will be utilized.

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[1600px] Cathay's very first A350-900 seen here parked up at gate 17 in London/Gatwick on just the second flight in - face to face with me. Gatwick has once been the airport that CX flew to in London, but has withdrawn services to the Sussex airport in October 1993. Now, three decades later, Cathay returned to LGW after the 5 daily Heathrow flights were found to be insufficient to meet the demands of the London market - but instead of the 747s that used to serve this route, their newest A350s will be utilized.