Category: Airlines

Tiger announces Sydney-Mackay
Airlines

Tiger Airways continues to expand with the announcement of flights between Sydney and Mackay starting December 17. Up to five flights a week will provide around 1,800 seats between the cities. The announcement comes a week after the airline said it will introduction four-weekly services between Melbourne and Mackay starting December 18. This content is

Gulf Air bailout ahead of rationalisation
Airlines

A US$494 million rescue package has been approved by the Bahrain government for struggling Gulf Air. According to a report in ATW, the conditions imposed on the airline may include substantial down-sizing to focus on regional services, in the process reducing the airline’s international flying program to only Paris and London.  Fleet size may be

Tiger polls favoured destinations
Airlines

Tiger Airways has released details of a poll of its passengers for their most favoured destinations for Tiger to fly to next, with Alice Springs topping the list. The top destinations in descending order after Alice Springs were Mackay, Hervey Bay, Avalon and Rockhampton. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become

Domestic passenger numbers grow
Airlines

The number of Australian domestic passengers in July 2012 increased by 4.7 per cent compared to July 2011, rising to 5.12 million passengers. According to statistics released by BITRE today, scheduled flights accounted for 4.93 million passengers, up 3.7 per cent, while revenue passenger kilometres (RPKs) increased by 4.7 per cent reflecting additional capacity returning

Air NZ returns to Bali
Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand has announced it will operate a second season of services between Auckland and Bali. The airline will operate three times a week between June 1 and October 15 2013 using 767-300s.  The extension of the season by three weeks is in response to a 38 per cent increase in demand for winter

Albanese warns regional sector to remain vigilant
Airlines

The Federal Minister for Infrastructure and Transport has warned regional airlines they must remain vigilant as access to major airports continues to be under pressure. Addressing the RAAA convention today, the Minister said that although he would work to retain access to major city airports for regional airlines, major airport operators were continuing to press

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