Why SIA oldest aircraft Boeing 777-300ER is 18 years old this month still in service?
#1

Why SIA oldest aircraft Boeing 777-300ER is 18 years old this month still in operation?

The average age of SIA Boeing 777-300ER fleet is 14.9 years old.

Most other Airlines average aircrafts retired age around 15 years
Reply
#2

What is the registration number of this aircraft?
Reply
#3

(Today, 03:44 AM)Buffybuffy Wrote:  What is the registration number of this aircraft?

"9V-SWB"
Reply
#4

Nothing happen so carrying on loh ; accident insurance pay mah..
Reply
#5

(Today, 05:34 AM)ysh02 Wrote:  Nothing happen so carrying on loh ; accident insurance pay mah..

while the average age of SIA 777-300ER was 14.9 years this one has already passed its retirement age.

Most other Airlines average retired age around 15 years.
Reply
#6

to save money
just use old plane
no need to buy
wait until crash then buy
anyway the 'victims' got buy travel insurance mah..lol
Reply
#7

(11 hours ago)singaporean1964 Wrote:  to save money
just use old plane
no need to buy
wait until crash then buy
anyway the 'victims' got buy travel insurance mah..lol
That's why SIA is ranked outside top 20 safest airlines ratings.

"Considering international travelers paying premium fares and taking higher risk factors flying those 777-300ER almost 15 year old aircrafts, is it worth the money?

The onus is on SIA CEO"
Reply
#8

(11 hours ago)singaporean1964 Wrote:  to save money
just use old plane
no need to buy
wait until crash then buy
anyway the 'victims' got buy travel insurance mah..lol
.
Is that how SIA making record profits and not having to provide sinking funds or expenditures paying for new aircrafts?

Just passing the buckets
Reply
#9

(Today, 02:03 AM)Scythian Wrote:  Why SIA oldest aircraft Boeing 777-300ER is 18 years old this month still in operation?

The average age of SIA Boeing 777-300ER fleet is 14.9 years old.

Most other Airlines average aircrafts retired age around 15 years

Could it be that this aircraft is 18 years old but the actual amount years in operation is much less? Thus the plane is still not considered old enough to retire?
Reply
#10

(11 hours ago)winbig Wrote:  Could it be that this aircraft is 18 years old but the actual amount years in operation is much less? Thus the plane is still not considered old enough to retire?

Possibly this was a displayed aircraft @ Changi showrooms .. Think?

What's so exception being oldest among a fleet of extremely old aircrafts..
Reply
#11

(11 hours ago)Scythian Wrote:  Possibly this was a displayed aircraft @ Changi showrooms .. Think?

What's so exception being oldest among a fleet of extremely old aircrafts..

Why don't u write in to ask SIA directly and share with us the reply instead of trying to guess?
Reply
#12

Replacement aircraft 777-9 not ready yet
Reply
#13

(10 hours ago)Buffybuffy Wrote:  Replacement aircraft 777-9 not ready yet
SpaceX to Mars not ready yet

Skytrax has all the answers for awarding SIA as World's Best Airlines for an extended 5 years ..

Despite, SIA having a fleet of extremely old aircrafts and not ranked within Top 20 safest airlines ratings.

Only God knows
[+] 1 user Likes Scythian's post
Reply
#14

(10 hours ago)Scythian Wrote:  SpaceX to Mars not ready yet

Skytrax has all the answers for awarding SIA as World's Best Airlines for an extended 5 years ..

Despite, SIA having a fleet of extremely old aircrafts and not ranked within Top 20 safest airlines ratings.

Only God knows
There’s nothing money can’t buy in SG
Reply
#15

(10 hours ago)Buffybuffy Wrote:  There’s nothing money can’t buy in SG
Paid for PhD

SIA doesn't fly to Berlin, Germany
Reply
#16

(10 hours ago)winbig Wrote:  Why don't u write in to ask SIA directly and share with us the reply instead of trying to guess?

Clapping Laughing


Smile
Reply
#17

Will bring up in next meeting, Thanks Lols
Reply
#18

(9 hours ago)Niubee Wrote:  Clapping Laughing

Skytrax had all the boxes ticked b4 giving the crown to SIA
Reply
#19

(8 hours ago)Scythian Wrote:  Skytrax had all the boxes ticked b4 giving the crown to SIA

Kpkb here u very good lah. Do right thing u not lah


Smile
Reply
#20

(6 hours ago)Niubee Wrote:  Kpkb here u very good lah. Do right thing u not lah

No one knew but now, everyone knows.

SIA owns a fleet of extremely old aircrafts being rated outside Top 20 safest airlines ranking yet, awarded world's best airlines consecutively for 5 years.

Who's right?
Reply
#21

Our MRT lagi worse, 3 decades still on the rail. Rotfl
Cut corner to the max?
Who give the green light on it?

https://www.straitstimes.com/multimedia/...html?shell

“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind"
[+] 1 user Likes RiseofAsia's post
Reply
#22

Many U.S. aircraft carriers are 30+ years old and are still in service.😆
Reply
#23

This is the average age of your adopted country Qantas

https://www.airfleets.net/ageflotte/qantas.htm

tomorrow will be a better day
[+] 1 user Likes surfer's post
Reply
#24

Old is better sometimes new plane too tight cannot tahan birds hit through while loose gap loosely can (think so)....
Reply
#25

(6 hours ago)Scythian Wrote:  No one knew but now, everyone knows.

SIA owns a fleet of extremely old aircrafts being rated outside Top 20 safest airlines ranking yet, awarded world's best airlines consecutively for 5 years.

Who's right?

The current CEO of Singapore Airlines is Goh Choon Phong, his email address is choonphong_goh@singaporeair.com.sg.

Pls email him and attach the email content here. Thanks...


Smile
Reply
#26

(5 hours ago)ysh02 Wrote:  Old is better sometimes new plane too tight cannot tahan birds hit through while loose gap loosely can (think so)....
New Boeing

"the Boeing 787 has a system that automatically adjusts the flight controls to correct for the movement associated with turbulence"
Reply
#27

Maybe this 18 yo aircraft be donated to NTU aero- engineering school to train students..
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 2 Guest(s)