Category: Airlines

Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce to press charges against pie thrower
Airlines

Pie thrown in face of @Qantas​ chief Alan Joyce while in Perth. https://t.co/IOrUGlTbg8 #ausbiz #7News pic.twitter.com/XichTGnL5i — 7NEWS Sydney (@7NewsSydney) May 9, 2017 This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username or Email Password Forgot password? Keep me signed

Jetstar resumes flights between Australia and Vietnam
Airlines

Jetstar has resumed direct flights between Australia and Vietnam for the first time in five years. Flight JQ63, operated with Boeing 787-8 VH-VKH took off from Melbourne Tullamarine a little after 1545 on Wednesday bound for Ho Chi Minh City. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue

Etihad’s James Hogan to depart July 1
Airlines

Etihad Aviation Group has confirmed its Australian-born chief executive James Hogan will leave on July 1 2017 as the search for his permanent replacement nears its conclusion. The company said in a statement on Monday it had promoted chief people and performance officer Ray Gammell to the position of interim chief executive, effective immediately. This

Australia and Fiji expand air services agreement
Airlines

Australian and Fiji flag carriers will be able to add more seats between the two countries thanks to an expanded air services agreement. Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Darren Chester said Australia and Fiji have agreed to increase passenger capacity by 10 per cent and double the available freight allowance, noting the increases had been

Air New Zealand unveils new Melbourne lounge
Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand has unveiled a new premium passenger lounge at Melbourne Airport, in the latest example of the airline’s investment in Australia as it seeks to attract more travellers from this side of the Tasman onto its long-haul services. The upgraded facility at Tullamarine is the third of Air New Zealand’s lounges in Australia

Qantas targeting $400 million in annual savings over next three years
Airlines

Qantas is aiming for cost savings of $400 million a year for the three years to 2019/20 as the Boeing 787-9 replaces older 747-400s and the use of new technology and innovation supports a more efficient operation both on the ground and in the air. The airline group spelled out the target at its investor

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