Category: Airlines

Air New Zealand goes all black again for All Blacks
Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand will soon take delivery of another all black aircraft to celebrate the All Blacks rugby world cup championship. The black 777-300ER rolled out of Boeing’s paint hangar in Seattle on December 16 and is expected to be delivered to Air New Zealand in late January. The paint scheme is meant to highlight

Qantas to commence A380 inflight connectivity trial
Airlines

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce today announced the airline’s trial deployment of internet capability on selected A380 aircraft starting in February next year. Six aircraft would be involved in the pilot program on designated Sydney-Los Angeles and Melbourne-Los Angeles flights. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading

Qantas reaches agreement with short-haul cabin crew
Airlines

In its first major agreement since its recent industrial disputes, Qantas’s short haul cabin crew today voted in favour of a new enterprise bargaining agreement. The three year agreement between Qantas and the Flight Attendants Association of Australia’s Domestic/Regional Division will apply to approximately 2150 domestic customer service managers and flight attendants. This content is

Incorrect data entry led to Emirates tailstrike – ATSB
Airlines

The incorrect entry of takeoff weight data resulted in the tailstrike and runway overrun of an Emirates Airbus A340 on departure from Melbourne Airport in March 2009, an ATSB investigation has found. The A340-500, A6-ERG, was carrying 18 crew and 257 passengers at the time of the incident. This content is available exclusively to Australian

Air Austral withdraws from Sydney
Airlines

Air Austral has announced a decision to withdraw operations on Reunion-Sydney-Noumea and Reunion-Bangkok routes from March 2012. The decision follows a review of the airline’s long haul operations, which cited the difficult economic climate and continued impost of rising jet fuel prices as reasons for the cessation. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation

Jetstar Asia CEO stepping down
Airlines

Jetstar Asia CEO Chong Phit Lian will step down early next year after six years with the budget carrier, Jetstar announced Thursday. Chong is leaving to pursue opportunities outside of the aviation sector, Jetstar said in a statement. She will remain on the company’s board. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

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