Flight Information QF8076 Qantas: Paris

Qantas QF8076 / UAE76

Paris — Dubai

On the way / Scheduled Telegram Flight Status

Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG)		Dubai International Airport (DXB)
Scheduled departure time		Scheduled Arrival Time
21:45		06:56
Actual departure time		Actual arrival time
22:03		--:--

* Local time

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Flight history QF8076 Qantas: Paris — Dubai

Date	Scheduled departure	Scheduled Arrivals	Actual departure time	Actual arrival time
Thu. 15 january	21:45	07:10	-	-
Thu. 14 january	21:45	07:10	-	-
Thu. 13 january	21:45	06:56	22:03	On the way / Scheduled
Thu. 12 january	21:45	07:01	04:01+5 h. 57 min.	12:59+5 h. 43 min.
Thu. 11 january	21:45	06:58	23:03+1 h. 8 min.	08:03+1 h. 1 min.
Thu. 10 january	21:45	07:02	21:51	08:10+1 h. 6 min.
Thu. 09 january	21:45	06:49	22:39+0 h. 42 min.	07:53+0 h. 41 min.
Thu. 08 january	21:45	06:29	21:47	06:59
Thu. 07 january	21:45	07:10	22:13	07:21
Thu. 06 january	21:45	07:01	21:55	07:02
Thu. 05 january	21:45	06:57	22:03	07:17
Thu. 04 january	21:45	06:52	21:50	07:05
Thu. 03 january	21:45	07:02	21:59	07:19
Thu. 02 january	21:45	07:03	22:09	07:23

Flight Qantas QF8076 (Paris — Dubai) running from the airport Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG), to the airport Dubai International Airport (DXB). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Boeing 777-300ER. Flight distance is 5238 km / 2827 miles, and the average flight length is 6 h. 45 min.

Low Price Calendar Paris — Dubai

Types of aircraft flying QF8076 Qantas: Paris — Dubai

Airbus A380

100%

Board numbers:

A6-EDS, A6-EUB, A6-EOZ, A6-EOU, A6-EEY, A6-EUH, A6-EOB, A6-EOA, A6-EDK, A6-EOW

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Boeing 777-300ER [A6-EDS]

MH4590

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[CDG] Charles de Gaulle International Airport