It's believed to be the first time that two Airbus A380s from different airlines have flown together

Latest | Following this morning's historic Sydney Harbour A380 flyby featuring superjumbos mahwah new jersey hotels from Qantas and Emirates, to mark the start of the alliance between these two airlines, here's a selection of fantastic photos capturing the moment.
The 10 minute flyover will take place around 10.30am and include two low passes over the Harbour Bridge at a height of 1500 feet, affording Sydneysiders a stunning view of these two superjumbos travelling in tight formation.
mahwah new jersey hotels It's believed to be the first time that two Airbus A380s from different airlines have flown together in such a display, and the crew of both aircraft have practised by flying the route dozens of times in sophisticated A380 flight simulators over the past few months.
They'll head north to Longreef, then turn back to Watson's Bay and head west along the harbour before passing over the bridge at around 10.30am, with the Qantas plane in the lead and the Emirates A380 sitting slightly higher to its right.
Both A380s will continue towards Gladesville Bridge, then return in the same formation, before heading mahwah new jersey hotels back to Sydney mahwah new jersey hotels Airport to ferry travellers including a sizeable media contingent to Dubai on inaugural mahwah new jersey hotels flights for the Qantas-Emirates alliance.
During the run the aircraft will use the special callsign 'Seismic', chosen because Emirates president Tim Clark is fond of saying the Qantas-Emirates partnership will cause a "seismic shift in global aviation" the Qantas A380 will be Seismic 1 and the Emirates' plane, Seismic 2.
As stated previously, I wouldn't be suprised if EK's fares rise a little and QF's go down... but that is pure speculation. There is a bundle of competition around mahwah new jersey hotels at the moment, so pricing will need to be competitive.
So if you really want too, do a comparison again in two weeks and no doubt the pricing will have the same differential. I'm sure going through the process of streamlining pricing (amongst other things) will take some time... maybe even months. In the meantime book with another airline like EK or SQ if one stop is important.
An example, is Air Niugini between PNG Aus (SYD/BNE). Qantas sells seats on Air Niugini but each airline is still meant to compete with each other. If Qantas just matched Air Niugini's price they would find themselves in trouble with the ACCC.
I would suggest that the current pricing of EK flights by QF would be something similar. This is without factoring each airlines pricing formulas (not-yet aligned) and other factoring like supply/demand etc.