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Tag Archives: Tiger
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, Tiger Airways, user fees, veterans, Virgin Australia, World War 2, WW2, WWII
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Episode 111: Jogging Dump & Burn
Produced for Airplane Geeks episode 111: In recognition of the Airplane Geeks reaching episode 111, we have an F111 flying past as we go for a jog. The topics we cover include: Australian BlackHawk in Mayday emergency landing in East … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged Air New Zealand, Airplane Geeks, Alan Joyce, Blackhawk, corporate, DHC-8, domestic, East Timor, F111, Japan, Jetstar, jogging, Pacific Flier, Q400, Qantas, theme, Tiger, traffic
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Episode 110: Qantas Profit Report
Produced for Airplane Geeks episode 110: Grant’s still recovering from the Episode 100 party but needs to get better quickly if the threatened Airplane Geeks “police action” goes ahead. Meanwhile, some big news this week: Qantas have released their annual … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged A380, dividend, Frequent Flyer Program, Hannes Arch, Noumea, police action, profit, Qantas, Qantas Cabin Crew Australia, QCCA, Tiger, Virgin Blue, Woolworths
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Episode 109: Defence against Jetwhine
Produced for Airplane Geeks episode 109: Steve & Grant plan the defence of Australia against the pending Jetwhine invasion. In the midst of the plotting, we discuss the few items that came up in what was otherwise a quiet week: … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged ACMA, Army, Australian Communications Media Authority, CASA, Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Defence of Australia, F111, Jetwhine, mobile, pay toilets, picocell, plotting, RAAF, RAN, Rob Mark, RyanAir, Scott Spangler, standing seats, Telstra, theme, Tiger, world domination
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