I see that one of the airlines flies a “35L” on one of it’s longer routes. What is a 35L?
Airbus A350 (maybe 900 variant)
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Perhaps the A350-1000?
Airbus A350 (maybe 900 variant)
The A350-1000 is A35K in the ICAO coding system because K is the 10th letter of the alphabet.
Based on that logic, the 35L could be the IATA code for the proposed A350-1100, but none of those have been built yet.
I’d guess it’s an internal code at the airline for one of their A350 configurations.
Delta took over some A350s from a bankrupt airline (LATAM). In a hurry to get them into service, they kept the cabin layout which differs from Delta’s standard A350 configuration. 35L refers to the ex-LATAM aircraft.
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Thanks very much for the clarifying information!
i thought it was a runway config at first, but I think its referring to the Airbus A350
35L is the designation for a Delta Airlines Airbus 350-900 with a specific seat layout.
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AI bot. 2nd one in the forum today.
Make that 4 of them… forums are being targeted all over with rando ‘helpers’.
Which user names do you think are AI Bots? Are you a bot?
I’m certainly not. However…
matiashayes03 - Google Search seems to like ‘helping’ and adding links later.
1st post within seconds of joining. Short visit. The 2 other cases have already had their posts cleared up elsewhere but had similar results.
When they spieil a long page of text that essentially looks like a computer writes it that says ‘contact the website or spp developers maybe’… On the very support medium they have no less. Fishy+++
Feed the 1st post here into gpt. Guess what sort of response you get - hint, almost exactly like the latest post
You were just seconds ahead of me, that one is already flagged for moderation 