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Qantas B787 Head For Storage (And Antarctica Flights) – Sam Chui
Qantas has confirmed it will be sending “most” of its Boeing 787-9 aircraft to desert storage. Some Dreamliners will also operate Antarctica flights.
Qantas has confirmed they will be sending most of their Boeing 787-9 aircraft to Victorville. The airline has attributed the plan to COVID-19’s profound impact on Australian aviation.
For the rest of Qantas’ Dreamliners, an exciting plan awaits; Antarctica flights. The airline will be flying passengers from most capital cities in Australia, on a domestic flight over the frozen continent!
Headed for Storage
Qantas Dreamliners that are not operating the Antarctica flights will be stored in Vict…
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