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Tag Archives: Avalon Airport
Episode 295: Rail to the Chief
The boys are staying in their home state of Victoria this week, leading off with a story about Hainan Airlines’ parent company HNA Group signing an MOU with Avalon Airport owners LinFox to spend 18 months expanding Avalon in readiness … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged Air Chief Marshal, Air Marshal, Avalon Airport, CBD, CDF, Chief Defence Force, China, election, Hainan Airlines, HNA Group, LinFox Group, Mark Binskin, Melbourne, Melbourne airport, premier, rail link, VCDF, Vice Chief Defence Force, Victoria, YMAV, YMML
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Episode 278: Qantas better get their knees up
Rob’s telling the boys to get their knees up in his own, shall we say, unique manner? Well, it’s *mostly* appreciated and nothing a hammer can’t solve, so on with the show: Qantas are collapsing into a sea of red … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged airshow, Avalon Airport, centenary, Centenary of Military Aviation, Darwin, financials, hammer, Jetstar, knees, Point Cook, Qantas, RAAF, Rob Mark
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Episode 274: Qantas closing maintenance, Jetstar flying 787s while RAAF is Growlering
With Grant back on deck this week, we start by talking all things 787 with the news that the Civil Aviation Safety Authority has cleared Jetstar to add it’s first such aircraft to their AOC, allowing them to begin passenger flights starting … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged 747, 747-400, 787, 787-9, Air New Zealand, ANZ, AOC, Auckland, Avalon Airport, Brisbane, cabin, CASA, density, EA-18, exchange, facility, Growler, Jetstar, jobs, maintenance, Melbourne, passengers, Perth, Qantas, RAAF, training, unions, US Navy, Victoria
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Episode 221: Slow news week but hey, Tiger got a smack on the wrist…
It’s been a slow news week but Steve wakes Grant to talk about the only two stories that could be found at the bottom of the barrel: Tooradin airport (YTDN) down near Steve is once again being put forward as … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged ACMA, Avalon Airport, Essendon Airport, fine, Lindsay Fox, Melbourne, spam, swamp, Tiger Airways, Tooradin, YTDN
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Episode 195: GA Allowed at Avalon Airport for a fee, a LOT of fees!
The boys are back again after skipping last week’s Australia Desk due to health & work issues (no really, it wasn’t alcohol related at all!). So, after all that rest, they’re ready to dive back into the topics, including: Tiger … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged A330, Avalon Airport, Bomber Command, dollar dazzlers, Federal Government, GA, health, London, National Airline Customer Advocate, New Zealand, SFX, Tiger Airways, user fees, veterans, Virgin Australia, WW2
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Episode 142: Grant falls for an April Fool prank by Australian Business Traveller
Steve had to be up early this morning as he & Grant joined Steve Tupper and other podcasters on the annual Not at Sun N Fun show. That hasn’t stopped them getting together later that evening to review the latest … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged A330, ABT, anniversary, April fool, Australia, Avalon Airport, Cole Griffin, formation, ILS, Justin Bieber, livery, missed approach, Not at Sun N Fun, paint scheme, Point Cook, RAAF, Steve Tupper, sucker, user fees, Virgin Blue, Virgin Pacific, Yak52
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Episode 347: Soap boxes galore as CASA, Jetstar & the F35 feature
The boys are back and only slightly embarrassed for thinking last week was the US public holiday. Ooops :) Meanwhile, the Australian government have publically given CASA parameters for the changes they want to see made (basically: CASA are to … Continue reading →