Flight Information QF79 Qantas: Melbourne

Qantas QF79 / QFA79

Melbourne — Tokyo

On the way / Delayed Telegram Flight Status

Melbourne International Airport (MEL)		Narita International Airport (NRT)
Scheduled departure time		Scheduled Arrival Time
09:20		17:11
Actual departure time		Actual arrival time
09:59 +0 h. 39 min.		--:--

* Local time

Flight details have been updated 2 years ago

Flight history QF79 Qantas: Melbourne — Tokyo

Date	Scheduled departure	Scheduled Arrivals	Actual departure time	Actual arrival time
Thu. 21 march	09:20	17:11	09:59+0 h. 39 min.	On the way / Delayed
Thu. 20 march	09:20	16:57	09:39	17:22
Thu. 19 march	09:20	16:50	09:45	17:17
Thu. 18 march	09:20	16:53	09:51+0 h. 31 min.	17:15
Thu. 17 march	09:20	16:46	09:33	17:06
Thu. 16 march	09:20	16:50	09:38	17:11
Thu. 15 march	14:00	19:55	14:17	20:09
Thu. 14 march	09:20	16:51	09:58+0 h. 38 min.	17:32
Thu. 13 march	09:20	16:50	09:51+0 h. 31 min.	17:34
Thu. 12 march	09:20	16:47	09:41	17:23
Thu. 11 march	09:20	17:03	09:36	17:24
Thu. 10 march	09:20	17:01	09:42	17:40
Thu. 09 march	09:20	17:04	09:48	17:40

Flight Qantas QF79 (Melbourne — Tokyo) running from the airport Melbourne International Airport (MEL), to the airport Narita International Airport (NRT). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Airbus А330-200. Flight distance is 8178 km / 4413 miles, and the average flight length is 10 h. 25 min.

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Types of aircraft flying QF79 Qantas: Melbourne — Tokyo

Airbus A330

92%

Board numbers:

VH-QPG, VH-QPJ, VH-QPE, VH-QPH, VH-QPD, VH-QPF

Airbus A330-200

Board numbers:

VH-EBS

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Airbus А330-200 [VH-QPG]

FJ5338

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[MEL] Melbourne International Airport