
New Zealand travellers flying on Australian airline Qantas could be grounded by a strike by Qantas engineers from January 9.
Qantas’ planes require clearance by an engineer before they can take off, but with about 1700 engineers engaging in four-hour rolling stoppages they will be grounded, the Dominion Post newspaper reports.
The workers are demanding a 5 [...]
October 26, 2009 | Posted in
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QANTAS may ditch first-class seats on some short international routes to increase revenue, says chief executive Alan Joyce.
During his first year as Qantas chief Mr Joyce had had to deal with the global financial crisis, failed merger talks with British Airways and swine flu, which cost the airline $90 million in business from Japan.
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October 21, 2009 | Posted in
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Who doesn’t dream of one day flying to New Zealand, Aotearoa – Country of the Long White Cloud?
On the other side of the world, opposite of Europe, New Zealand’s North and South Islands stretch over a length of 1600 kilometres.
Among nature lovers New Zealand is considered to be one of the last adventure tour [...]
October 19, 2009 | Posted in
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Qantas is Australia’s largest airline, and together with British Airways fly to Asia, the USA, UK and Europe.
Quick Facts-
Name: Qantas Airways and British Airways
Departs from:
International
Auckland / Wellington / Christchurch
Domestic
Auckland / Christchurch / Queenstown / Rotorua / Wellington
Departure days: Daily
Number of years in New Zealand: 30 years
House of Travel Online Destinations:
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Gold Coast
Adelaide
Perth
Cairns
Darwin
Hobart
Canberra
Townsville
Johannesburg
London
Manchester
Paris
Frankfurt
Honolulu
Rome
New York
Amsterdam
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bangkok
Las Vegas
Tokyo
Beijing
Singapore
Hong Kong
Shanghai
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First Class:
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Qantas says it remains ‘bullish’ about the future despite a struggling aviation sector.
‘We are still planning to buy 160 aircraft over ten years,’ Qantas chief Alan Joyce told a conference in Canberra on Tuesday night.
‘We have an investment pipeline of more than $7 billion over the coming three years alone.’
The airline is facing a fight [...]
October 8, 2009 | Posted in
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The number of passengers carried on Qantas group flights was six per cent higher in August than in the corresponding month last year, thanks to a boost in numbers at budget offshoot Jetstar.
According to figures released by the airline on Tuesday, the Qantas group carried 3.4 million passengers in August, compared to 3.2 million a [...]
September 29, 2009 | Posted in
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Qantas has dismissed an Australian survey that rates it the worst international airline.
The survey of 4000 subscribers to consumer magazine Choice also found Qantas’s domestic service was outshone by all rivals except its low-cost subsidiary Jetstar.
However, Qantas has cited a larger, international poll as proof its customers are satisfied.
The national carrier would not comment directly [...]
September 26, 2009 | Posted in
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September 22, 2009 | Posted in
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Flying ‘roo Qantas can’t catch a break at the moment. Sure, there was brief excitement when their first A380 plane arrived in Sydney, but it didn’t take long for everyone to find something to complain about again.
This time it was an airport evacuation of the Qantas terminal at Brisbane Monday afternoon, all because three Qantas [...]
September 21, 2009 | Posted in
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AUSSIE AIRLINE Qantas has decided to censor an anti-online censorship advert on its flights.
Online activist group GetUp’s had created an advert called “Censordyne” and planned to run the parody ad on all Qantas flights into Canberra to ensure it was seen by politicians and their staff members.
Simon Sheikh, chief executive of GetUp, told the Sydney [...]
September 21, 2009 | Posted in
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