Category: Airlines

BA and Iberia shareholders approve merger
Airlines

The shareholders of British Airways and Iberia approved plans for the two airlines to merge at meetings in London and Madrid on November 29. Scheduled to take effect from January 21, the merger required the approval of BA shareholders for its ownership to be transferred to a new holding company, BA Holdco. The new company

Union playing safety card for industrial reasons – Joyce
Airlines

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce  has accused AIPA (the Australian and International Pilots Association) of playing the “safety card” when it is instead waging an industrial dispute over Jetstar’s sacking of first officer Joe Eakins for a recent newspaper article, noting that Eakins had breached Jetstar’s code of conduct. “When something is related to industrial relations

Tiger adds new Avalon routes
Airlines

Tiger Airways announced earlier in the month new destinations from Avalon Airport, with both Brisbane and Canberra to be served by direct links from the Victorian airport from February 2011. Tiger began operating flights from Avalon on November 9. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading

LAN Cargo orders extra 777F
Cargo

LAN Cargo has converted an option it was holding for an additional Boeing 777F freighter into a firm order. Want to see more stories from trusted news sources? Make Australian Aviation a preferred news source on Google. Click here to add Australian Aviation as a preferred news source.

SIA and Garuda sign codeshare pact
Airlines

Singapore Airlines and Garuda Indonesia have signed a codeshare agreement which will take effect on December 1. Under the agreement, the two airlines will codeshare on a reciprocal basis on Singapore’s three daily and Garuda’s once daily flights between Singapore and Bali. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member

Qantas resumes A380 flights
Airlines

Qantas has returned the Airbus A380 to service three weeks after the QF32 catastrophic engine failure, with flight QF31 from Sydney to London via Singapore departing on late Saturday afternoon. “It’s great that we can reintroduce the aircraft,” Qantas CEO Alan Joyce said at Sydney Airport before the flight’s departure. “We are 100 per cent

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