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First LAN flight after earthquake to arrive on March 6
Airlines

LAN Airlines has announced that it will operate its first service on the Santiago-Auckland-Sydney route since a major earthquake struck the country on February 28, with the inbound service arriving on March 6. The airline had temporarily suspended operations on the route due to damage to the international terminal at Santiago Airport, and has now

Qantas Group makes changes to Mackay, Rockhampton services
Airlines

QantasLink has announced that it will add additional frequencies on its services from Brisbane to Mackay and Rockhampton, while Jetstar will also make changes to its services on the same routes, including withdrawing from Rockhampton. From April 6, QantasLink will operate an additional eight services per week between Mackay and Brisbane, taking the total number

Qantas denies discrimination
Airlines

Qantas has denied accusations made by the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) that it discriminated against 14 casual female employees at Sydney Airport by not offering them permanent positions. The ACTU alleges that Qantas discriminated against the staff, who were employed to clean and restock aircraft after fights, by denying them the opportunity to

Pac Blue gets Fiji rights
Airlines

Pac Blue gets Fiji rights

by WOFA March 4, 2010

The International Air Services Commission (IASC) has approved an application by Virgin Blue which would allow it to transfer 360 seats of capacity from V Australia to Pacific Blue on the Fiji route. The approval clears the way for Pacific Blue to operate one weekly 737 service on the Sydney-Nadi route in place of a

Pac Blue to fly Brisbane-Queenstown
Airlines

Pacific Blue has announced that it will commence twice weekly services between Brisbane and Queenstown from June 25 to September 12. “We know that many Queensland skiers currently fly via Christchurch to get to Queenstown so we’re sure they’ll be delighted to be able to get across the ditch in a single hop,” said Virgin

Emirates SkyCargo brings back V8s
Airlines

An Emirates SkyCargo Boeing 747-400F has operated a charter to bring back V8 Supercars from Bahrain, marking the first special charter to and from Australia by the Dubai based cargo carrier. The first of two flights flew into Melbourne’s Avalon Airport on the evening of March 2, carrying 16 Supercars. That aircraft then on-loaded a