Category: Airlines

Skytrans says half its 200-strong workforce may be cut
Airlines

Skytrans chief executive Simon Wild says the regional carrier is likely to shed about half of its 200-strong workforce once it hands over Queensland government regulated routes to Regional Express (Rex) in the new year. The airline has earmarked 101 jobs that will have to go once its three contracts with the Queensland government conclude

Jetgo delays Sydney-Roma launch
Airlines

Regional carrier Jetgo has cited delays to establishing its systems at Sydney Airport for postponing the start of scheduled passenger services to December 1. Jetgo had been due to commence daily flights between Sydney and Roma on November 10, using 36-seat Embraer ERJ 135 aircraft. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

Qantas launches “feels like home” ad campaign
Airlines

In perhaps a nod to the success of its decade-long “I Still Call Australia Home” slogan, Qantas will highlight the joy of coming home as part of its new advertising campaign. The “Feels like home” series of advertisements to debut on Sunday November 9 features stories of “everyday Australians” from around the world looking forward to

SIA presents cautious outlook amid strong competition
Airlines

Singapore Airlines (SIA) says challenging market conditions and flat demand amid an uncertain global economic outlook will keep airfares under pressure in the period ahead. However, the airline group says it is in a good position to meet those challenges, given its strong balance sheet. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

Qantas unveils upgraded IFE system and new content partnership
Airlines

When the first reconfigured Qantas Airbus A330 rolls out of the airline’s Brisbane maintenance hangar, it will feature not just new business and economy seats but also an improved inflight entertainment system. As part of an upgrade to the A330’s IFE, passengers in both classes can enjoy a Panasonic high definition touchscreen and new graphical

Qantas reports drop in foreign ownership levels
Airlines

Qantas says its foreign ownership level dropped five percentage points in late October, just before the airline’s annual general meeting. Foreign interests currently hold 42.8 per cent of Qantas stock, the airline said in a statement on Thursday. The figure was down from 47.8 per cent on September 17. This content is available exclusively to

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