Category: Airlines

Qantas on track for onboard wi-fi trial, flags live streaming of cricket matches
Airlines

Qantas is looking at adding wi-fi internet to a larger number of aircraft in its domestic and international fleet as it prepares for a trial of the service at the end of 2016 that will include testing live streaming of cricket matches. In February, the airline announced plans to roll out free high-speed wi-fi internet

Qantas to pay dividend after delivering record profit
Airlines

Qantas will deliver a dividend to shareholders for the first time since 2009 after reporting a near doubling of full year net profit in 2015/16 to more than $1 billion. The airline group said net profit after tax for the 12 months to June 30 2016 came in at $1.03 billion, up 84.7 per cent

Writedowns push Regional Express to full year loss
Airlines

Regional Express (Rex) has slumped to a full year net loss for the first time in 13 years as non-cash charges due to the end of a defence contract, currency movements and weaker passenger demand pushed the airline into the red. The company reported a statutory net loss of $9.56 million in the 12 months

Qatar Airways to sponsor Sydney Swans
Airlines

Qatar Airways is the latest airline keen to be a part of the nation’s most popular sporting code with a new three-year sponsorship deal with Australian Football League club the Sydney Swans. Sydney Swans chairman Andrew Pridham said Qatar would be the club’s official international airline partner until the end of the 2019 season. This

Tigerair returns to the capital
Airlines

Tigerair Australia is planning a return to Canberra with a daily service linking the nation’s capital to Melbourne. The low-cost carrier made the announcement at Canberra Airport on Monday, with Tigerair chief executive Rob Sharp flanked by Canberra Airport chief executive Stephen Byron and ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr. This content is available exclusively to

Qantas to bring Australia’s Rio Olympic athletes home in special livery 747
Airlines

After 16 days of competition, Australia’s Olympic athletes will soon begin the long journey home from Rio de Janeiro on a Qantas Boeing 747-400ER decked out in special livery. The aircraft to bring the team back to Australia, VH-OEJ, left Sydney on Saturday morning operating QF73 bound for San Francisco. The aircraft features a Boxing Kangaroo

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