Category: Airlines

Virgin Australia short-haul cabin crew approve new enterprise agreement
Airlines

Virgin Australia has secured a new enterprise bargaining agreement (EBA) with its short-haul cabin crew after 90 per cent voted in favour of a deal the Transport Workers’ Union says will improve conditions for staff. TWU national secretary Tony Sheldon said the EBA, which covers about 2,100 short-haul cabin crew, made Virgin a “better, more

Qantas returning to Bali
Airlines

Qantas is returning to Bali with scheduled services for the first time in seven years with seasonal flights from Sydney during the upcoming summer holidays. The airline said on Thursday it will operate a total of 33 flights between Sydney and Bali from December 4 2015 to January 29 2016 with Boeing 737-800s. This content is

Qantas adds more pilots, cabin crew and flights to Hobart base
Airlines

Qantas is boosting its Hobart base with more pilots and cabin crew as it plans to add extra services from the Tasmanian capital to the mainland from March 2016. The airline says there will be a extra 11 flights a week to Sydney and Melbourne, adding 10 pilot and 15 cabin crew positions to its Hobart

Air New Zealand ‘sustainability framework’ part of drive to become a “world-class” organisation
Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon says that putting environmental, social and economic sustainability at the heart of his airline’s operations is part of the company’s drive to become a “world-class” organisation. “The bottom line is, getting out of the world of aviation, the very best companies in the world, that are, frankly, doing really

Domestic airfares higher in September
Airlines

Domestic fares were higher in all categories in September, with travellers paying more for seats at both the pointy end and down the back of the plane. The Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) monthly measure of domestic airfares showed the best discount, restricted economy and business class fares were all up in

ANA Star Wars 787-9 rolls out of Boeing factory
Airlines

ANA’s Star Wars themed 787-9 has rolled out of the Boeing factory in Everett, Washington State. The R2-D2 Dreamliner, registration JA873A, is the first of three aircraft to be decorated with characters from the Star Wars movie franchise. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the

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