Does the same type of aircraft always fly the same route?

Evening all

Apologies if this is a daft question but I thought that the VS93 was a 747. Not sure where I got that from ?|

Anyway, I notice that last week LGW to CUN was operated by Ladybird. Might VS just use any type of aircraft of any route?

Thanks Rachel,

[Nottingham Nick]

In a word - No!

Virgin will mix and match their aircraft on some of their routes - often using different ones for different days of the week or times of the year.

If you go to the 'Which aircraft' section of the site - the-toolbox/which-aircraft

Select routes from the drop-down menu, you can see which planes have been used recently on each route.

Nick

Thank you.

I've also just worked out that Ladybird is a 747 ..... Just ignore me, I'll go back to sleep! Zzzzzzz

[honey lamb]

Thank you.

I've also just worked out that Ladybird is a 747 ..... Just ignore me, I'll go back to sleep! Zzzzzzz

You can quite easily be forgiven because, although it is a 747, it is one of the two re-furbed 747s flying ex-LGW

and Lady Bird is a 346 flying from LHR, (VBUG)!!

Ah that's what confused me, so are there two Ladybird's?

Yeah there seems to be:

Lady Bird (VBUG) is an A340
Ladybird (VAST) is one of the 2 refitted 747's

Yeah there seems to be:

Lady Bird (VBUG) is an A340
Ladybird (VAST) is one of the 2 refitted 747's

I've always been convinced that naming VBUG was a 4pm Friday afternoon job!

Yeah there seems to be:

Lady Bird (VBUG) is an A340
Ladybird (VAST) is one of the 2 refitted 747's

I've always been convinced that naming VBUG was a 4pm Friday afternoon job!

They should have called her "Lady Coccinellidae"