Flight number and plane registraion numbers

[kiwibarguy]

Hi there, my family are off tomorrow to Japan for a month. I know that their flight number is NZ99, and was wondering if there is any website that lets you know what plane is scheduled to fly that flight?

Any suggestions?

Washing and cooking, here i come!

[ardypilot]

On FlightTracker, it says the last NZ99 used a Boeing 767-300.

[kiwibarguy]

Thanks Trolly! Great site, another one to add to the favourites.

[d3fai13r]

However, amadeus says that for tmrw its 772. So probably it depends on lf and pl.
Just few offtop words, some of european airports, shows on their websites not only schedule but also registration of aircraft that were performing flights

[Alex]

Try http://timetables.oag.com/AKL. Replace AKL with any airport IATA code for more info.

OAG also states the flight being operated by a B772.

Alex

[travnz]

How about the Airnz website???

[towerguy]

take what you get on the day

our tickets to Raro and back stated A320 both ways but on walking out to the tarmac on the way home there was a nice shiny B767 - a nice surprise and much appreciated by everyone - especially all those bigger than a garden gnome!

the schedules are just best advanced guess - engineering on the day can make a complete difference.

[ardypilot]

QUOTE (towerguy @ Jul 5 2009, 09:02 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

our tickets to Raro and back stated A320 both ways but on walking out to the tarmac on the way home there was a nice shiny B767 - a nice surprise and much appreciated by everyone - especially all those bigger than a garden gnome!

Yep, when we went there, I think we were meant to have a 767 on the way (which we got) and an A320 back, but we ended up on a 777!

Have the ANZ 767's been fitted with winglets yet?