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In the 1960s a UK aviation magazine wrote of the announcement of the twin-engine short haul DC-9 that when Douglas Aircraft decided to build a new aircraft it sent a clear message to the market that this was the way of the future. And so it has been in the airline business with Singapore Airlines
It has been a tumultuous first year in the top job at the airline formerly known as Virgin Blue for John Borghetti. The former three decade plus Qantas veteran started as CEO and managing director of the now Virgin Australia Group of Airlines in May 2010, bringing with him a clearly defined plan – the
The RAAF’s first KC-30 arrives The RAAF’s first of five Airbus Military KC-30A Multi Role Tanker Transports (MRTTs) ordered under Project Air 5402 finally arrived at RAAF Base Amberley on May 30. The aircraft, A39-003, the third to be built and the second to be modified by Qantas Defence Services (QDS) in Brisbane, began its
Korean has ordered a total of 10 A380s, with the airline initially planning to operate the aircraft from its Seoul base to a variety of Asian destinations and eventually, non-stop flights to North America and Europe. The airline has specified a 407- seat, three class layout for its A380s, featuring a duty free showcase area,
My family and I flew on a Qantas from Sydney to LA and back in May for a short holiday. Remarkably, both flights left on time, they weren’t cancelled due to the discovery of rats on the aircraft, we didn’t divert into Noumea on the way home, all our bags came out at both ends
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UPRT Australia- Transforming Aviation’s Greatest Risk into Its Greatest Asset
UPRT Australia- Transforming Aviation’s Greatest Risk into Its Greatest Asset
