Category: Airlines

Air Australia grounded, in administration
Airlines

The travel plans of hundreds of passengers have been thrown into disarray with the financial collapse of Air Australia, with the company’s director calling in John Park and Mark Korda of KordaMentha as Voluntary Administrators in the early hours of this morning. “It currently appears that there are no funds available to meet operational expenses

JetGo leases Embraer ERJ-135 for FIFO
Airlines

Start up charter airline JetGo Australia will lease an Embraer ERJ-135 for use in fly-in fly-out (FIFO) services targeting the natural resource and mining sectors, Embraer has announced. Delivery of the 37-seat jet is scheduled for the end of February. JetGo said it would use the jet for charter services from eastern seaboard cities to

Qantas slashes 500 jobs as profits plunge; more cuts likely
Airlines

Qantas will slash  500 jobs and launch a review of maintenance operations likely to lead to more cuts and the shutting of maintenance facilities after announcing an 83 per cent drop in half yearly profits today. The airline said its underlying pre-tax profits for the six months ending December 31 fell to $202 million, down

Air Pacific selects Trents for new A330s
Airlines

Fijian national carrier Air Pacific has selected Rolls-Royce Trent 700 engines to power its three new Airbus A330-200s. The deal, announced today at the Singapore Airshow,  is valued at US$210 million at current list prices and includes support services. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading

AirAsia X changes procedures after altitude violations
Airlines

AirAsia X was forced to make a number of changes to flightcrew procedures and training programs after a pair of operational non-compliances during approaches to Gold Coast Airport in May 2010, the ATSB said in a report released on Friday. According to the report, an AirAsia X A330-343E was making a non-precision instrument approach to

Virgin sponsors Supercars
Airlines

Virgin Australia is set to become the official domestic airline of V8 Supercars. As part of a partnership announced Monday, Virgin will transport V8 Supercar staff and the majority of teams to the 15 Australian supercar events as well as the one event in New Zealand. The airline said it would offer fans a range

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