Perth Airport unveils $90m in upgrades for regional travel

September 21, 2023 0 comment

The airport will expand its Terminal 2 apron, build a new maintenance hangar for Virgin Australia Regional Airlines (VARA), and develop a new aviation support precinct, at an estimated total cost of approximately $90 million.

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ATSB warns of seatbelt risk from helicopter life jackets

September 21, 2023 0 comment

As part of its ongoing investigation into January’s fatal Gold Coast helicopter crash, the ATSB issued a Safety Advisory Notice to aircraft lifejacket manufacturers and national aviation certification authorities recommending better guidance on how constant wear lifejackets should be fitted.

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Sydney international recovery beats domestic 2 months in a row

September 21, 2023 0 comment

International traffic at Sydney was at 89.7 per cent of 2019 levels in August, compared to domestic at 88.0 per cent. In total, the airport saw an 88.6 per cent recovery on pre-pandemic traffic, with the strong international numbers driven particularly by Asian travel.

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We’re sorry, says Goyder in Qantas annual report

September 20, 2023 2 comment

Goyder issued a number of mea culpas on behalf of the group in his chairman’s message, including on the Flying Kangaroo’s reliability, the ACCC’s court action over cancelled flights, and the High Court’s decision on the outsourcing of almost 1,700 ground workers in 2020-21.

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Alan Joyce’s $21.4m goodbye subject to huge clawback

September 20, 2023 1 comment

The former Qantas CEO is having $2.2 million in short-term bonuses withheld, with a total of $14.4 million in incentives subject to malus and clawback when coupled with long-term bonuses he was already granted. The group has reduced its senior executives’ bonuses by 20 per cent, with the remainder to be withheld while an ACCC court case proceeds.

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UAE carriers only use half their flights, says Sydney Airport CEO

September 20, 2023 0 comment

Speaking before the Senate Select Committee on Bilateral Air Service Agreements (ASAs), Geoff Culbert revealed that, though Australia’s agreement with the UAE allows for 168 flights per week into the four main gateways of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, only 84 of these are being used.

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