Category: Airlines

V Australia adds to Johannesburg schedule
Airlines

V Australia will add a third weekly Melbourne-Johannesburg service to its schedule from December, the carrier announced as its first inbound service arrived in Melbourne on March 17. The new service will commence on December 16 after the carrier takes its fifth Boeing 777-300ER. The airline says it will be focusing on attracting business traffic

Jetstar adds more Singapore-Hong Kong services
Airlines

Jetstar Asia will add more Singapore-Hong Kong services from May 14 as part of its growing operations. The airline will operate two additional services with 180-seat A320 on Friday and Saturday, aimed at weekend leisure as well as business travellers. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue

Alliance to open Cairns base
Airlines

Alliance Airlines has announced that it will base two Fokker 100s in Cairns from May as part of a greater push into northern Australia and the immediate international region. “We are a national company and we are a significant part of the resources industry infrastructure in Australia, and Cairns is the perfect base for our

Air NZ to increase domestic capacity
Airlines

Air New Zealand has announced that it will add capacity to its domestic network from January next year due to growing demand and an expected surge in traffic due to the Rubgy World Cup. The airline said in a statement lodged with the Australian Securities Exchange that it plans to increase domestic capacity by 10.5

Dates set for BA strike
Airlines

Cabin crew at British Airways will hold a three day strike from March 20 and a four day strike from March 27, which are expected to cost the airline up to £140m. The Unite union which is representing cabin crew, says that BA has put forward a new formal offer to staff ahead of the

Cathay Pacific flies to profit
Airlines

Cathay Pacific has released its 2009 financial figures, showing that the consolidated Group earned a profit of HK$4.7bn (A$66.1m), reversing a loss from the year before. The profit came despite a 22.6 per cent fall in turnover to HK$67bn (A$9.4bn) due to lower demand and yields on both passenger and cargo services, although costs were

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