Totally different air bridges and different pier...definitely possible. Sure the bridge can be programmed to operate out of limits to rectify the issue if indeed there's any truth to this...
Apologies if it's been mentioned already, but can someone explain how the pax bussed from the B Gates in T2 to C Pier (soon to become T2) will board? Take it bussed to the 20s gates and make their way up into C Pier rather than dropped at ramp level and through the grungy door/basement entrances...
Yep, in this instance just tally up the declared capacity numbers across the day by clock hour. R60 is the Runway 60mins constraint so how many movements can be coordinated across a 60min period. Hope that helps.
You beat me to it SD! :)
Word on the grapevine is Pier 2 is significantly delayed amongst other operational curveballs...i'm sure more info will come out in the wash. Happy Friday people!
Nothing to do with the slots. Blame the declared capacity by the airport and their coordination level as L2 (schedule facilitated). Carriers have the right at a L2 airport to refuse the slot time they are allocated. Unless of course you're referring to CTOTs causing knock on delays...
That will in theory take T3 from 1500pph up to 2000pph. Be interesting to know where the additional 500pph are expected to go once airside...the bar is already bursting at the seams as it is! 😂
Jun 24 seems rather optimistic as well given there's not a spade in the ground yet either...
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