Category: Airlines

Fiji Airways and Hong Kong Airlines announce codeshare
Airlines

Fiji Airways and Hong Kong Airlines have announced a codeshare deal covering two South Pacific and three Asian destinations. Under the agreement, from late August Hong Kong Airlines is to codeshare on Fiji Airways’ flights between Hong Kong and Nadi, and Nadi to Auckland, while Fiji Airways has now begun codesharing on Hong Kong Airlines flights between Hong Kong and Bangkok,

Fewer airport delays expected as government eases security requirements
Airlines

Australia’s major airlines have advised passengers that the federal government’s easing of airport security screening requirements on Thursday evening should result in fewer delays. “The Australian Government has advised us that the additional aviation security measures implemented at Australia’s major airports last week have been adjusted,” a statement on the Virgin Australia website reads. This content

Air New Zealand adds Vancouver capacity
Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand will operate up to eight times weekly between Auckland and Vancouver in the peak January period next year. The kiwi carrier announced on Thursday that it is increasing capacity to Vancouver by nearly 20 per cent between January and July next year by moving from seven to eight weekly services during the first

Virgin Australia standardises Melbourne-Hong Kong flight times
Airlines

Virgin Australia will introduce a consistent flight schedule for its new five-times-weekly Melbourne-Hong Kong services from October. For the northern winter season of October 30 2017 to March 24 2018 flight VA87 will depart Melbourne at 10:55am for each of the five weekly departures, while the departure time for the return Hong Kong-Melbourne VA86 flight

Oldest Qantas 747 retires to the desert
Airlines

The oldest aircraft in the mainline Qantas fleet, Boeing 747-438 VH-OJM, has been retired, operating its last revenue flight on Sunday. VH-OJM Gosford operated QF73 from Sydney to San Francisco, the 13 hour flight departing just before 1:15pm on Sunday. After a few hours on the ground the quad-jet then made the short hop southeast to

Rex to operate Adelaide-Port Augusta flights from September
Airlines

Regional airline services will return to Port Augusta from September after the South Australian state government awarded Regional Express a route service licence to operate a three times weekly return service from Adelaide. Rex will operate Adelaide-Port Augusta flights with Saab 340s on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from September 11, providing up to 10,000 seats a year.

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