Flight Information TK9310 Turkish Airlines: Singapore

Turkish Airlines TK9310 / SIA217

Singapore — Melbourne

On the way / Scheduled Telegram Flight Status

Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)		Melbourne International Airport (MEL)
Scheduled departure time		Scheduled Arrival Time
11:00		21:01
Actual departure time		Actual arrival time
11:27 +0 h. 27 min.		--:--

* Local time

Flight details have been updated 7 years ago

Flight history TK9310 Turkish Airlines: Singapore — Melbourne

Date	Scheduled departure	Scheduled Arrivals	Actual departure time	Actual arrival time
Sat. 14 october	11:00	21:25	-	-
Sat. 13 october	11:00	21:05	-	-
Thu. 12 october	11:00	21:01	11:27	On the way / Scheduled
Thu. 11 october	11:00	20:53	11:40	21:33
Thu. 10 october	11:20	21:14	12:13	21:52
Thu. 09 october	11:00	20:48	12:10+0 h. 50 min.	21:45
Thu. 08 october	11:00	20:39	11:27	20:56
Thu. 07 october	11:00	20:44	11:16	20:51
Thu. 06 october	11:00	19:35	11:20	19:59
Thu. 05 october	11:00	19:42	11:21	20:04
Thu. 04 october	11:00	19:38	11:40	20:16
Sat. 03 october	11:00	19:35	11:23	20:05
Sat. 02 october	11:00	19:44	11:47	20:34
Sat. 01 october	11:00	19:57	11:20	20:23
Thu. 30 september	11:00	19:40	11:23	20:24

Flight Turkish Airlines TK9310 (Singapore — Melbourne) running from the airport Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), to the airport Melbourne International Airport (MEL). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Airbus A380-800. Flight distance is 6033 km / 3255 miles, and the average flight length is 7 h. 25 min.

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Types of aircraft flying TK9310 Turkish Airlines: Singapore — Melbourne

Airbus A380

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Board numbers:

9V-SKH, 9V-SKJ, 9V-SKI, 9V-SKF, 9V-SKG

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Airbus A380-800 [9V-SKH]

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[SIN] Singapore Changi Airport