Category: Airlines

Leahy ‘disappointed’ at Qantas A380 deferral
Airlines

Airbus chief operating officer – customers John Leahy has expressed disappointment at Qantas’s recent decision to defer delivery of two more Airbus A380s. ”I wasn’t surprised, I think disappointed is more the word I would use,” Leahy said when asked of Qantas’s decision to defer delivery of two A380s due to be handed over to

Qantas to flood east coast market in bid to drown Virgin; cuts flights to the Red Centre
Airlines

Qantas and Jetstar will add nearly 900,000 seats per year to the country’s most competitive east coast routes in a move squarely aimed at rival Virgin Australia. The increases comes amid a spate of news-making announcement by the airline in recent days, including layoffs of maintenance workers and a restructuring that split Qantas’s domestic and

Rex adds Mildura, Broken Hill services
Airlines

Regional Express (Rex) has announced a series of new services to Mildura and Broken Hill, including direct flights to Mildura from Adelaide and Sydney. The new services, which will be introduced from July 9, include: This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this

Qantas splits domestic and int’l wings; Jetstar CEO to step down
Airlines

Qantas’s domestic and international businesses have been going in opposite directions for years, with the international side losing money against stiff competition even as the domestic wing continues to bring in solid profits. Now, the two are officially parting company, with Qantas announcing today that it will split its domestic and international operations into separate businesses

PAL 777 returning to Australia
Airlines

Philippine Airlines will redeploy its flagship Boeing 777-300ER to Australia beginning on June 30, the airline says. The Boeing widebody will replace the Airbus A330 and A340 the carrier currently uses on its Melbourne and Sydney routes. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest

Qantas cuts 500+ engineering jobs
Airlines

Qantas has confirmed plans to cut more than 500 engineering jobs and close its heavy maintenance base at Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport, ending weeks of speculation after the airline earlier flagged plans to consolidate its operations in a cost-cutting move. Qantas said it would relocated heavy maintenance of its Boeing 737 fleet, currently conducted at Tullamarine,

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