Category: Airlines

Virgin and BP launch plan to turn petrol to points
Airlines

A trip to the petrol pump could soon bring you closer to that business class points upgrade after Virgin Australia added BP as a partner with its Velocity frequent flyer program. The tie-up will allow Velocity members, which number 4.5 million currently, to earn points when filling up at the 1,400 or so BP service

Qantas takes delivery of its “retro roo” 737
Airlines

Qantas has taken formal delivery of its retro painted 737, featuring the airline’s iconic ochre livery of the 1970s and early 1980s, in a ceremony in Seattle on Sunday. “It is a livery that will be familiar to Australians because the ’70s and ’80s saw Qantas become a truly global airline, working hand in hand with

Wellcamp welcomes first flight
Airlines

Brisbane West Wellcamp Airport just outside Toowoomba has welcomed its first regular public transport flight. Sunny skies welcomed QantasLink flight QF2016, which touched down at 0845 local time on Monday after a 106-minute trip from Sydney, according to the Qantas website. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To

Virgin raises US$300 million through unsecured notes issue
Airlines

Virgin Australia has tapped international debt markets to raise US$300 million through the issue of unsecured notes due to be repaid in 2019. It was the first time Virgin had issued unsecured notes in international debt capital markets, the airline said on Friday. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a

Emirates completes first A380 heavy check
Airlines

When Emirates’ first Airbus A380 was towed into the airline’s Dubai engineering hangar for its first heavy maintenance check in early June, the aircraft had clocked up some impressive numbers. Since it was delivered to Emirates in July 2008, A6-EDA had flown about 20 million kilometres, conducted 3,000 takeoffs and transported roughly 1.2 million passengers

Etihad boosts Tourism Australia spend
Airlines

Etihad Airways has become the third airline in the space of two weeks to announce a funding boost to its partnership with Tourism Australia. The Abu Dhabi-based carrier’s the new arrangement doubles the original value of the three-year deal signed in December 2013 to $12 million, Tourism Australia said on Thursday. This content is available

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