Category: Airlines

Australia's competition watchdog puts airlines on notice over fees
Airlines

Australia’s competition watchdog says the “excessive” fees airlines impose when passengers cancel flights is a major cause of complaint among the travelling public and a potential breach of the nation’s consumer laws. The findings were part of an Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) report, Airline: Terms and Conditions, published on Wednesday. ACCC chairman Rod

Hainan arrives in Cairns
Airlines

Hainan Airlines has added a fourth destination to its route network with the start of nonstop service to Cairns. The inaugural flight, HU745 operated by Airbus A330-200 B-5963, landed at the North Queensland city a little after 0800 local time on Wednesday, after a seven-hour journey from Shenzhen. This content is available exclusively to Australian

All Nippon Airways to offer free Wi-Fi on Japanese domestic flights
Airlines

While scores of airlines around the world are adding fees and charges for all sorts of ancillary items, Japanese flag carrier All Nippon Airways (ANA) is bucking the trend by saying it will offer free onboard internet Wi-Fi and seat-back inflight entertainment on the bulk of its domestic fleet. The rollout of free Wi-Fi was

Singapore Airlines debuts new A380 cabin products on Sydney route
Airlines

Sydney has welcomed Singapore Airlines’ (SIA) first commercial Airbus A380 service featuring the carrier’s latest cabin products. Flight SQ221, operated by A380 9V-SKU, touched down in Sydney a little before 0745 on Tuesday, following its near eight-hour journey from Singapore. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue

Xiamen Airlines grows presence at Melbourne with second nonstop route
Airlines

Xiamen Airlines has commenced a second nonstop service between Melbourne and mainland China with the start of flights from Hangzhou. Flight MF813, operated by Boeing 787-8 B-2763, landed at Melbourne Airport a little after 0940 on Sunday, following its 10 and a half hour journey from Hangzhou. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation

Qantas plans Melbourne to San Francisco 787 flights
Airlines

Qantas has announced that it is introducing a new route to be operated by the Dreamliner, with flights between Melbourne and San Francisco due to begin by late 2018. The route announcement came as Qantas revealed that its second Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft has been named Waltzing Matilda, ahead of the type’s first scheduled international

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