Category: Airlines

Cathay Pacific leadership changes
Airlines

Cathay Pacific has announced that its current CEO, John Slosar, will succeed Christopher Pratt as chairman of the airline in March 2014. The CEO role will in turn be taken by Ivan Chu, currently the airline’s chief operating officer. Slosar, who joined the Swire group in 1980, takes over at a critical time for Cathay

Alliance Aviation earnings up
Airlines

Regional charter carrier Alliance has announced a 21 per cent increase in revenue for the 2013 financial year, raising earnings to $223 million. The company achieved a more than 10 per cent after-tax return, reporting a healthy $23.3 million in net profit after tax, a 13 per cent increase on the previous year. During the

Jetstar embraces paperless cockpit with new iPad app
Airlines

Jetstar is implementing a new iPad app that allows pilots to quickly and accurately calculate aircraft weight and balance before takeoff. Jetload, developed by Zensar Technologies Australia, will be used on board Jetstar’s A320s and is the first of its kind to be deployed in an Australian flightdeck. This content is available exclusively to Australian

Qantas improves international services, launches trans-Tasman alliance
Airlines

Qantas has announced a series of improvements to its services to Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Auckland and Christchurch, as it embarks on extending its alliance with Emirates across the Tasman from today. A twice-weekly nonstop service between Perth and Auckland will be introduced on a seasonal basis from early December to the end of January

Jetstar establishes 787 base in Melbourne
Airlines

The Qantas Group is to open a new $100 million base at Melbourne Airport to maintain Jetstar’s 787 fleet and will likely become the base for Qantas’s mainline 787s in due course. The facility will also provide crew training, incorporating a 787 simulator and a cabin trainer. Jetstar will lease a hangar from the Qantas Group

A ruddy good campaign launched by Scoot
Airlines

Low-cost airline Scoot has launched a cheeky advertising campaign targeting this year’s federal election. The campaign – It’s Abbott time you got a Ruddy good fare – offers cheap flights on Scoot’s services from Sydney and Gold Coast to Singapore and beyond to Bangkok, Taipei and other destinations. This content is available exclusively to Australian

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