QANTAS to use 787 Dreamliner on Vancouver flights
- Airline News, QANTAS, Uncategorized
- March 4, 2020
According to Sydney Airport, all flights arriving from Victoria to Sydney (SYD) will be arrive at the airport’s international terminal “T1” for disembarkation. Essentially they will be treated as an international arrival with similar processing controls. Due to the recent increases in COVID-19 cases in the greater Melbourne area, the use of the international
READ MOREThe Lufthansa Group of airlines, Lufthansa, Austrian, Brussels Airlines and Swiss will still maintain USA flights despite the US administration restrictions concerning European Union/Swiss citizens. Flights will continue, albeit at a heavily reduced schedule, from Germany, Austria, Belgium and Switzerland to the USA. LUFTHANSA (LH) Lufthansa will offer flights only from its Frankfurt hub to
READ MOREQantas’ seasonal services to Vancouver (YVR) will be operated by the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft for the Northern Hemisphere winter. The carrier also confirmed the seasonal service will be extended by one month based on demand and popularity of the flights for the ski season. The Dreamliner flights will operate thrice weekly 12 December 2020
READ MOREVirgin Australia has just announced that it terminate its daily A330 Sydney – Hong Kong services from 02 March 2020. This is in addition to the previously announced axing of its Melbourne – Hong Kong flights which will end on 10 February 2020. This effectively means Virgin Australia will permanently withdraw from the Hong Kong
READ MOREQANTAS will further reconfigure six of its “domestic” Airbus A330-200 aircraft to international standards. The aircraft, which are already configured with the new Business Class, will feature an additional toilet providing two dedicated lavatories in this cabin. This aligns with the larger Airbus A330-300 Business Class configuration. The aircraft will have a total of 27
READ MOREAmerican Airlines and QANTAS have filed a new application with the United States Department of Transport (DOT) seeking approval to form a joint business agreement (JBA) for services between North America and Australia/New Zealand. The US DOT in 2016 requested a “show cause order” that rejected the proposed QF-AA agreement. The two carriers subsequently withdrew
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