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Qantas Engineers Vote For One Minute Strike Action From Late August

Qantas Group engineers will commence a series of one-minute work stoppages at the end of August after the Qantas Group and the engineer's union failed to come to terms on long-running pay negotiations. However, compared to the hurly-burly of other industrial disputes the Qantas Group faces, the tone and anticipated industrial action from the engineer's […]

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Loganair’s Passenger Pledge To Protect Scotland’s Island Communities

On no account to be confused with the TV show Love Island, Loganair has introduced its new "Loganair Loves Islands" initiative. Following a lead from Iceland's tourism authorities, Loganair has created an 'island visitor pledge' as part of its commitment to protecting the islands the airline calls home. Read More Here: Loganair’s Passenger Pledge To

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Los Angeles International Airport Unveils Automated People Mover Train Car

Last Tuesday, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti was joined by airport, city, and federal officials to unveil the first car of the new Automated People Mover (APM) system at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Read More Here: Los Angeles International Airport Unveils Automated People Mover Train Car | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline

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Alliance Airlines Contract & Wet Lease Flying Spikes In FY2022

Brisbane-based Alliance Airlines has recorded a statutory loss before tax of AU$7.1 million (US$5.03 million) and an underlying profit before tax of AU$45.3 million (US$32.07 million) for the 12 months to June 30, 2022, with the wet-lease and contract business performing particularly well. In a stock exchange filing on Wednesday evening, the airline said it

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Passenger Surge: TAP Sees A 526% Increase In Portugal-Brazil Traffic

The Portuguese carrier TAP Air Portugal flew over 640,000 customers on more than 3,100 flights between Europe and Brazil during the first half of 2022, experiencing a massive 526% increase compared to the previous year. Read More Here: Passenger Surge: TAP Sees A 526% Increase In Portugal-Brazil Traffic | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap

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Emirates Wants To Spend $2 Billion Improving Its Soft Product

Bucking the trend to cut costs and reduce the soft product offering, Emirates is spending over US$2 billion to bolster its inflight customer experience, including a massive program to retrofit over 120 aircraft with the latest interiors, plus various other service improvements. As the program rolls out, passengers can expect to see upgrades in the

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