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Tag Archives: Singapore
Episode 770: Downunder news of Hearts and Aviation… we’re back!
It’s been a rather eventful couple of months here in Australia for aviation news and a little closer to home. Steve returns to the microphone following his recent journey with open heart surgery, the result of a heart attack in … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged 787, A380, aerobatics, Air New Zealand, AMSA, Australian Aerobatic Championships, Challenger 604, Changi, coronary bypass, COVID, credits, Dash-8, F15, Federal Government, finances, heart attack, heart surgery, hospital, Israel, London, Narromine, NSW, Paul Bennet, Perth, Pratt & Whitney, Prime Minister, Qantas, recruiting, RSAF, Scoot, Singapore, Steve
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Episode 679: Opened borders allow a QF A380 to return plus RAAF rumours galore
The boys are back and Grant’s had to get Steve up at the crack of noon to record an Oz Desk much earlier than usual, but there’s so much to discuss and so much to do, like maybe flying somewhere … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged 79SQN, A380, AP3C, border, Butterworth, citizen, double-jabbed, ELINT, F-35A, international, ISREW, JSM, Kongsberg, LRASM, Malaysia, open, Orion, P-8A, Poseidon, Qantas, QF, RAAF, Singapore, South China Sea, Spratley Islands, squadron, Sydney, Tindal, travel, vaccinated
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Episode 271: Scoot ya roo, it’s Qantas’ AGM once again
It’s that time of year again and we’re not just meaning Spring’s inevitable hayfever allergy attacks: Yes, it’s the Qantas AGM once again! Joyce forecasts red for Qantas this year as yields are expected to drop 3% across the board (no sign … Continue reading
Episode 259: Human Performance and Multi-Crew Pilot License in your Career
A research project at Melbourne’s Swinburne University into human performance factors is looking at ways to track pilots eyes while at work in the cockpit, as a method of assessing potential information overload situations. TigerAir launching Multi-Crew Pilot Licence (MPL) training programme in … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged Air Pacific, Aviation Australia, Aviation Careers Expo, Brisbane Airport, C130, C130H, CAE Oxford, cockpit, eyes, Fiji Airways, human performance factors, Indonesia, Melbourne, MPL, pilots, profit, Queensland, RAAF, Singapore, Swinburne University, Tiger Airways, track, YBBN
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Episode 233: Post Australia Day and we’ve got some news
Steve’s amazed that it’s been 200 episodes since he first discovered the Airplane Geeks show back when they’d just released episode 33. Meanwhile, Grant’s been up in Sydney flying a hot air balloon out of Paramatta park as part of … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged Australia Day, Emirates, event, fiesta, hot air balloon, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Malaysian Airlines, Melbourne, Nykolai McHerron, oneworld, Qantas, Singapore, Sydney, Tiger Airways
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Episode 216: VIPA bares its teeth
The boys are back from the inaugural AusFly event & discuss what they were up to so far away from home. After that, it’s into the news, including: Virgin Australia pilots reject their initial contract offer according to the Virgin … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged 767, A330, AusFly, Boeing, crocodile, Emirates, first class, Japan, JetRide, MRTT, Qantas, Singapore, Singapore Airlines, Tanker, Temasek, VIPA, Virgin Australia, Virgin Pilots Association
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Episode 214: What the QFEK? It’s Emiroo!
With new names like QFEK or EmiRoo, the Qantas & Emirates alliance has been announced with much fanfare and we spend some time discussing what it could mean. Meanwhile, Tiger Airways are returning to Adelaide which is a good thing … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged Adelaide, CAA, Civil Aviation Authority, Dubai, Emirates, Emiroo, Frankfurt, Land of the Long White Cloud, London, New Zealand, Qantas, QFEK, Red Tails, Singapore, Tiger Airways, user fees
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Episode 191: Roulette Sneak Peak
This week Grant is unavailable as he’s rather sick. In fact, he’s so sick that Steve has only received a single email all week long. Most concerning! Meanwhile, Steve’s been to Adelaide in South Australia for the Parafield 2012 air … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged Adelaide, interview, live, NoGrant, onsite, Parafield, Parafield 2012 Air Show, PC9, Pilatus, Richard Morris, Roulettes, Singapore, South Australia
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Episode 190: Bifurcating Virgins
Steve & Grant join the Geeks for a live record of the Australia Desk which has made Steve very happy as he doesn’t have to edit it! Despite the perils of recording live, the boys managed to discuss: Virgin moves … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged A380, Air Australia, Air New Zealand, AirAsiaX, ATR72, Christchurch, cracks, Indonesia, Kuala Lumpur, LiveWithTheGeeks, Nancy Bird Walton, Qantas, Rolls Royce, Singapore, VH-OQA, Virgin Australia
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Episode 182: Cracks appearing and the Canton Route
It’s Sunday and there’s work to do outside so the guys are going to try get through the news quickly… Yeah, right, as if… More A380 cracking issues for Qantas to keep an eye on and these ones are different … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged A330, A380, AirAsiaX, Army, Blackhawk, Canton Route, China Southern, cracking, cracks, demand, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Jetstar, Kangaroo Route, London, Melbourne, Qantas, Singapore, slots, Sydney, Virgin Australia
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