Category: Airlines

Qantas sees red for new premium airline
Airlines

RedQ, RedQ Executive Express, RedSky and OneAsia are just some of the names that Qantas is considering for its new Asia based premium airline, Fairfax media reports have revealed. While Qantas is yet to make a firm decision on which name to go with, the airline has lodged a number of trademark applications for the

China Southern increases Guangzhou flights to Brisbane, adds direct Beijing service
Airlines

China Southern airlines is increasing its Guangzhou to Brisbane flight schedule to four flights per week, as well as adding a continuing same flight connection to  Beijing, from October 30. The Guangzhou based carrier will continue to operate Airbus A330-300s on all Brisbane services, offering four first class and 24 business class flatbed seats, 48

Ex VB COO to head Tiger Australia
Airlines

Former chief operating officer of Virgin Blue, Andrew David, has been appointed chief executive officer of Tiger Airways Australia, with effect from October 17. David was COO at Virgin Blue between February 2005 and November 2010, and was at one point considered a contender to be appointed CEO of the airline following Brett Godfrey’s retirement,

Qantas marks eighth year of RNP flights to Queenstown
Airlines

Qantas has announced its eighth year of operating Boeing 737-800 RNP (Required Navigation Performance) flights into New Zealand’s Queenstown Airport, with over 25 million passengers transported since the airline’s introduction of the GPS based precision approach technology in 2004. “RNP is a win-win for airlines looking to reduce fuel consumption and emissions, passengers who might

Virgin Australia business class for all east coast to Perth services
Airlines

Virgin Australia has launched sales of its new business class product on its narrowbody 737 fleet, with business class to be available on all flights from  Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane to Perth from September 28. The airline already offers business class seating on its two Airbus A330-200s, which operate between Sydney and Perth, and has

Nordic Aviation joins RAAA
Airlines

Denmark based lessor, Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) has become a member of the Regional Airlines Association of Australia (RAAA), noting a “surge of interest” for new and pre-owned turboprop aircraft in both regional and charter markets in Australia. “In Australia, there is significant growth occurring on regional and resources routes, as carriers launch new services,

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