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Jetstar Cutting Avalon Services
On Friday night, Jetstar cut their Avalon-Adelaide daily service as the second part of the cutbacks that the Qantas group is making. The national airline will be cutting 1500 jobs and grounding as many as 22 of their older aircrafts due to the record high fuel costs. Qantas made the
by Bobby Jones July 23rd, 2008
More Budget Airlines Bids Perth Airport
The owner of Perth Airport is pressing the Federal Government to let more international budget airlines operate routes into the State, which has potential to offer cheaper airfares and boost tourism. The Transport Minister Anthony Albanese was told by the ...
by Tanya Propst July 23rd, 2008
Increase in Fare by Virgin Blue
Virgin Blue is cutting more of their flights and raising their fares in an attempt to deal with the soaring fuel prices. As the second largest airline in Australia, Virgin Blue said that they will by increasing their price of ...
by Tina Lane July 23rd, 2008
Crews are Worried over Pacific Blue Plans
Pacific Blue says they remain in a phase of expansion with their operations in New Zealand, even though there are reports of their staff being afraid of a contract change followed by being rehired. Adrian Hamilton-Manns, the commercial general manager ...
by Paul Scott July 22nd, 2008
Renovated Royal Silk Lounge Opened by Thai Airways at Kuala Lumpur
Thai Airways has opened up their renovated Royal Silk Lounge in Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The airline's Royal Silk Lounge went under a full renovation that lasted from November of last fall to April of this spring. The lounge has the capacity to hold up to 75 passengers now,
by Paul Scott July 22nd, 2008
Extra Leg Room from Jetstar
Jetstar is now offering an upgrade option for extra leg room, which allows their JetSaver and JetSaver Light passengers the chance to customize their flying experience even further. The passengers can buy more room to stretch out their legs by ...
by Tanya Propst July 22nd, 2008
Qantas Cutting Routes and Jobs
Qantas is anticipated to make an announcement of cutting more routes and around 2,000 to 3,000 jobs as they restructure in order to deal with the high price of fuel. Some jobs cuts will be those that the airline had ...
by Paul Scott July 21st, 2008
Priceline Stocks on the Rise
Priceline is a pioneer in the industry of internet travel, and it became one of the internet's first websites to offer airfares, car hires, and hotels at a discounted price, not to mention the only website that allows its customers ...
by Bobby Jones July 21st, 2008
Bid Speculation Surges Virgin Blue
Virgin Blue, the second largest airline in Australia, has surged the most that it has in the last 3 years on speculations of trading that Toll Holdings Limited's spinoff would lead to a bid taking over the company. The airline, which is partly owned by Virgin Group Limited, spiked by
by Tina Lane July 21st, 2008
Singapore Airlines Rejects the Claim Of Noncooperation in Price-fixing Investigation
Singapore Airlines has denied the allegations and criminal charges from New Zealand's Commerce Commission that they did not provide information that was vital to the investigation of airlines involved in cargo price-fixing. In a statement, the airline stated that the ...
by Bobby Jones July 20th, 2008
