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Tag Archives: British Airways
Episode 198: A Quick Collection of Updates
At first glance the boys thought this week’s Australia Desk would just be the sound of crickets and them scratching their heads as they tried to figure out what to report on. Fortunately, they took another look & found a … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged Air Pacific, AirServices, Alligator Airways, ARH Tiger, Army, Australia, British Airways, Canton Route, CASA, China, China Southern, Eurocopter, F35, Federal Court, Fiji Airways, flying fruit tingle, JSF, Kangaroo Route, Lockheed Martin, Mascot, Qantas, RAAF, Sydney Airport, Tiger Airways, UK
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Episode 115: The Oprah-Jet
We briefly touch on a few items: Boeing lifts forecasts for aircraft useage in Oceania Victoria will not get a DC10 water bomber next season but will instead get 2 Convair 580s & another Erickson skycrane British Airways may still … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged ACCC, British Airways, Convair 580, DC10, DoT, Erikson Skycrane, Etihad, John Borghetti, John Travolta, Oprah, Qanttas, Richard Branson, Virgin Blue, water bomber
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Episode 57: Forget the Kidneys, Just Send the Cash
Yet another wet & windy afternoon so it’s perfect weather to put Rob’s bribe together so he’ll let us on the podcast. Meanwhile, we have news to report: Singapore Airlines adding more A380 capacity on the Kangaroo Route. British Airways … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged A380, Australia, bribe, British Airways, capacity, cash, Delta Airlines, Kangaroo Route, kidney, reduction, Rob Mark, Singapore Airlines, suitcase, Tiger Airways, V Australia
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Episode 52: Cockpit Window Fire
Despite some crappy sound quality on Grant’s end, the boys get some content out for you. Jetstar A330-200 from Japan to the Gold Coast has a cockpit window catch fire. Qantas CEO Alan Joyce confirms the merger with British Airways … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged A330, Alan Joyce, British Airways, car park, CEO, complaints, crash, Dream World, Gold Coast, Guam, helicopter, Japan, Jetstar, JQ, merger, Qantas, Tiger Airlines, worst
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