Re: Airline change of Gauge!

["Barry Campbell" <campblbm@ozemail.com.au>]

Chris Brownbill wrote in message <38C1F476.E62C1C91@enternet.com.au>...
>I was mucking about just now on the travel.com (or Uniglobe.com) site
looking
>for online timetables and airfares.  When I requested the timetable for a
>Melbourne to Hamilton Island flight on 3rd June, the list returned included
>Ansett Flight AN64 which is listed as a one stop service departing at
10:05am
>and arriving at 2:20pm - but the interesting thing is that its marked as
Change
>of Gauge!  What the heck?  I presume this means change of aircraft en-route
but
>I've never heard it called that before.  Is this some sort of hangover from
rail
>terminology which the travel industry clings to, or are planes now
travelling on
>tracks?

Or does it refer to the time change between Melbourne and Hamilton?

Barry Campbell