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remainder of the small sub-batch for FCC should be following shortly.
It still seems a ridiculous solution to me, introducing another fleet for Hornsey to maintain. Why all of the 321/4s are not being transferred to NXEA in return for a handful of their 317s returning to FCC, where they would be (relatively) common with the home fleet, still escapes me! As FCC are only getting 10 class 321 units, I don't see why there couldn't be a cascade of only 9-10 317s from NXEA, NXEA would still have plenty of 317s if there are route clearance issues. Splitting the 321 fleet into so many bits seems short-sighted, but as it is DfT involved, we shouldn't be surprised. Its even odder to me in that all 321 are Brush electrics and all 317 GEC - so there is an engineering reason for the 321 - NXEA - 317 - FCC suggestion as well. Its just more hassle for Hornsey with fitter training and familiarity, spare parts holdings, etc. -- Nick |
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