Virgin Australia puts on more Tasman flights

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Virgin Australia puts on more Tasman flights
 
Virgin Australia has announced a number of enhancements to the airline's ... 2016; and the introduction of its Airbus A330-200 aircraft in peak travel periods on ... VirginAustralia Chief Commercial Officer, Judith Crompton, said new ...
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The Conversation AU
Sinai crash offers lessons on weaknesses in Australian airport security
Legislative and managerial weaknesses exist in Australian airports. There have been a number of significant aviation security events since 9/11, such ...
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Air New Zealand boosts capacity to Honolulu with Dreamliner
Mr Truss said Australian flight rules gave priority to any aircraft engaged in fire and flood relief, search and rescue, or medical evacuation over aircraft ...
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Major A380 surge on its way to Australia
“The Australian Government is committed to supporting the entry of Australianairlines into foreign markets and ensuring we have the aviation capacity ...
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Inflight internet on Australian airlines in near future: Inmarsat
Inmarsat vice-president, aviation, Asia-Pacific Bill Peltola said Australian carriers were very interested in the British company's Global Xpress inflight ...
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The Australian
Children in business class: Graham Turner, Gerry Harvey and others join the debate
A 43-year veteran of Australia's aviation industry, Borghetti is introducing the world's widest and longest business class seat, with a 96-centimetre pitch ...
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Virgin to boost its transtasman runs
Virgin Australia will add three return flights between Auckland and Sydney a week, lifting them to 10. VirginAustralia will boost the number of its ...
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New deal boosts flights between UAE and Australia
“The new deal provides unprecedented access for Australian airlines, with up to 168 services (an increase of 14) available to the UAE and beyond,'' ...
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The Australian
Melbourne Airport chief Lyell Strambi: only blue skies ahead
Domestic passenger growth is slightly below trend as Virgin Australia and Qantas let ... Again, Australia, and Melbourne in particular, seems to be a favoured ... that you needed in a plane without it being a really big aircraft,'' he says.
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Aviation Tribune
Regional Express to commence services to the Snowy Mountains (Cooma)
Regional Express (Rex) is Australia's largest independent regional airline operating a fleet of more than 40 Saab 340 aircraft on some 1,400 weekly ...
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