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Qantas says Emirates partnership paying off Landmark partnership celebrates first anniversary, but financial benefits remain unclear One year on, Qantas says that its alliance partnership with Emirates Airline is paying off, with inbound tourism data showing increasing passenger numbers for Queensland, Tasmania and the Northern Territory, although it won’t put a number on the financial

Jetstar celebrates its 10th birthday No-one in aviation has a crystal ball. So no-one 10 years ago could have foreseen the remarkable rise and rise of Jetstar when it began its first services in May 2004. I’m sure if you were to ask then Qantas CEO Geoff Dixon and his handpicked CEO for the then

Qantas says Emirates partnership paying off John says: Obviously Qantas had to do something re its European services, once Virgin Australia signed its deal with Etihad! Qantas could never sustain a range of European destinations over Singapore, even if it got traffic rights. However, a deal with oneworld partner Cathay Pacific via Hong Kong would

Challenges and opportunities for Jetstar No-one in aviation has a crystal ball. So no-one 10 years ago could have foreseen the remarkable rise and rise of Jetstar when it began its first services in May 2004. I’m sure if you were to ask then Qantas CEO Geoff Dixon and his handpicked CEO for the then

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10 years ago South East Asian Airlines (Seair) based in the Phillipines is operating the refurbished former Dornier Do24ATT technology demonstrator D-CATD. Seair’s founder and chairman is Iren Dornier, grandson of Dornier Aircraft’s founder, Claudius Dornier. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of