The first 787-9, C-FVNB, departed the Queensland capital on 3 July at 11:22 am as flight AC36 and landed in the British Columbia seaport at 7:31 am local time the next day.
Dan Webster, the man bringing the Grumman G-111T back, has said he "won't' stop" just at the first remodelled variant, and is ready to future-proof the next-generation flying boat.
Travellers have taken to social media to show photos of snaking queues. However, most flights at Sydney airport, the worst affected, have departed on time or with a short delay.
Facebook user Matt Hartman posted these up-close photos online on 29 June that show VH-OQF being seemingly prepared for scrap.
The outgoing Hupfeld transferred command of the RAAF to his replacement, Air Marshal Robert Chipman, at a ceremony in Canberra.
The organisation's target is to have a fully functioning air taxi system in place in the Queensland capital ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games.