Marc Joel Atrero

China’s efforts to win friends and influence in the Pacific Paradise express China’s efforts to win friends and influence in the Pacific This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username or Email Password Forgot password? Keep me signed in

Qantas on the transformation path The dramatic financial turnaround of the Qantas Group, Australia’s most iconic brand, is a win not only for the country but a win for workplace sanity and the new reality of commercial aviation. But the flight has only just begun. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

Air New Zealand in growth mode Kiwi carrier expects significant earnings growth in the year ahead Air New Zealand has flagged further expansion into Australia and capacity growth in its home domestic market in the year ahead after reporting a hefty lift in full year net profit. The Kiwi flag carrier reported a statutory net

Qantas thinks long-range with long-awaited 787 order Confirmation Qantas has signed on the dotted line for the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner has raised, not for the first time, the prospects of a nonstop Sydney-New York service. The first of eight 787-9s with a white kangaroo on the red Qantas tail is due to arrive in the

Qantas makes a fair go of it Or how Alan Joyce stayed the course November 2013 doesn’t seem all that long ago. But it feels like an eon ago in the life of Australia’s airlines. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this

Qantas orders Dreamliners and posts return to profitability Liam Straughan says: This is absolutely wonderful news. This confirmation only further allows Qantas to catch up and compete effectively with its fellow large-scale international airlines with a new, modern, efficient and comfortable fleet of aircraft. Peter R says: Well I’ll be damned, Alan Joyce said that