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Virgin Australia has permanently slashed its business class fares by up to 60 per cent across Australia which is expected to prompt a savage premium class fare war. The airline’s one-way business fares for transcontinental flights now start at A$1059 to Brisbane, A$1159 to Melbourne and A$1209 to Sydney, cutting just over $1000 off the …
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Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, is celebrating 15 years in Australia since it first launched flights connecting the country with its favourite destinations across the world. Etihad launched daily flights between the UAE capital, Abu Dhabi, and Sydney on March 27, 2007, and later that year launched flights to Brisbane, followed by …
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The Qantas Group with the ANZ and INPEX will commence a major integrated reforestation and carbon farming project in Western Australia’s wheat belt region, an area the size of Belgium, as part of its push for zero emissions by 2050. The project would see marginal farming land replanted with sustainable, drought-resistant native plant species, which …
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Airlineratings.com Editor-in-Chief Geoffrey Thomas has appeared on TV3 New Zealand to discuss Air New Zealand ‘s NZ$2.20 billion raising. The NZ$2.2 billion (US$1.53b) as part of a major capital raise to shore up the airline’s balance sheet as it prepares to fly out of the pandemic. According to Air New Zealand chairwoman Dame Therese Walsh, …
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Today in Aviation, the German leisure carrier Hapag-Lloyd Flug (HF) operated its maiden flight in 1973 with a Boeing 727-100. 124 passengers departed Hamburg (HAM) bound for Ibiza (IBZ). The post Today in Aviation: Hapag-Lloyd Flug Takes to the Skies appeared first on Airways Magazine. read more ⇒ Source:: “Airways Magazine”
Air New Zealand is to raise NZ$2.2 billion (US$1.53b) as part of a major capital raise to shore up the airline’s balance sheet as it prepares to fly out of the pandemic. According to Air New Zealand chairwoman Dame Therese Walsh, the capital raise would allow the airline to “survive, revive and thrive”. The recapitalisation …
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This photo shows the Premier Luxe seats with a screen. There will also be a sliding door. It adds: “Photos from the filing highlight the increased space available in the first row for Business Premier Luxe passengers. The description of the accessibility process also describes a process to “remove the suite door” and flip up …
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The AirAsia Aviation Group Limited has insisted that it will address all claims for credits on unused tickets from passengers. The airline group said this morning that it has resolved over 99 per cent of guest queries and refund requests set off by the Covid-19 pandemic over the past two years. SEE Qantas and Virgin …
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In 1992, Emirates made the bold decision to install TV screens in all seats across all cabin classes throughout its fleet, a revolutionary move that shaped traveller expectations and the inflight entertainment industry in the decades to come. The move changed travel habits with mothers ditching other airlines for Emirates so their children could be …
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In a major boost to international and domestic travel for Western Australians, the largest low-cost airline in Asia is coming back to Perth from mid-May. The return of AirAsia to the Bali route is expected to start a fare war with Australia’s Jetstar which has already set the bar low with $99 fares for its …
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AircraftYTube has a spectacular video below of a Douglas DC-3 performing a landing on a flooded beach in Alaska. SEE: Geoffrey Thomas discusses China Eastern crash Airplane DC-3 landing on a flooded beach #airplane #landing pic.twitter.com/2g2m6Hswtc — AircraftYTube (@AircraftYTube) March 24, 2022 The footage is from a Just Planes video which is shown below. <iframe …
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In a move to stimulate travel, Virgin Australia launched a massive 1.5 million seat fare sale yesterday with one-way prices as low as $45 for economy. And there is a further bonus 25 per cent discount for children aged 2-11. The Virgin Australia fare sale for economy and business class runs till 9 pm April …
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Qantas is launching a new direct route from Melbourne to Dallas Fort Worth and significantly increasing its flights from Los Angeles. From December 2, 2022, Qantas will operate four weekly return flights between Melbourne and the major US hub, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), with its Boeing 787 Dreamliners. These are the first direct …
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