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This Airline Asks Execs To Fill In As Baggage Handlers
Qantas Airways Ltd needs executives from head office to leave their jobs for three months and haul luggage full-time to address a stubborn labor shortage that's disrupting flights.
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Asian Airlines Join Trend Of Scenic "Flights To Nowhere" Amid Pandemic
Qantas Airways Ltd said it would operate a seven-hour scenic flight over Australia next month, adding to a growing trend in Asia of "flights to nowhere" that take off and land at the same airport.
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On Final 747 Flight, Qantas Jet Draws Kangaroo Tail In The Sky
Qantas Airways Ltd's last Boeing 747 jet drew a kangaroo tail in the sky off the Australian coast as it began its final flight to retirement in the Mojave Desert on Wednesday, ending the model's almost half a century of service at the carrier.
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Australian Authorities Tight-Lipped On Qantas Pilot Death
Authorities in Australia were tight-lipped today about the circumstances surrounding the death of an experienced Qantas Airways Boeing 747 pilot, who crashed a small plane off the country's coast this week.
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Australia's Qantas, Virgin Allow Smartphones Throughout Flights
Australian airlines Qantas Airways Ltd and Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd said passengers can use smartphones and tablets throughout flights from Tuesday after a regulator relaxed a ban on electronic devices on planes.
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Malaysia Airlines Crash: Australian, Korean Airlines Shifted Ukrainian Flight Routes Months Ago
Some international airlines, including Australia's Qantas Airways and Korea's two major carriers, shifted the route taken by flights operating over Ukrainian air space months ago amid increasing tensions between Kiev and pro-Moscow rebels.
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Asian airlines to give flight plans to China after airspace zone created
Asian aviation officials said airlines would have to inform China of flight plans before entering airspace over waters disputed with Japan, forcing carriers to acknowledge China's authority over a newly declared "Air Defense Identification Zone".
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This Airline Asks Execs To Fill In As Baggage Handlers
Qantas Airways Ltd needs executives from head office to leave their jobs for three months and haul luggage full-time to address a stubborn labor shortage that's disrupting flights.
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Asian Airlines Join Trend Of Scenic "Flights To Nowhere" Amid Pandemic
Qantas Airways Ltd said it would operate a seven-hour scenic flight over Australia next month, adding to a growing trend in Asia of "flights to nowhere" that take off and land at the same airport.
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On Final 747 Flight, Qantas Jet Draws Kangaroo Tail In The Sky
Qantas Airways Ltd's last Boeing 747 jet drew a kangaroo tail in the sky off the Australian coast as it began its final flight to retirement in the Mojave Desert on Wednesday, ending the model's almost half a century of service at the carrier.
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Australian Authorities Tight-Lipped On Qantas Pilot Death
Authorities in Australia were tight-lipped today about the circumstances surrounding the death of an experienced Qantas Airways Boeing 747 pilot, who crashed a small plane off the country's coast this week.
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Australia's Qantas, Virgin Allow Smartphones Throughout Flights
Australian airlines Qantas Airways Ltd and Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd said passengers can use smartphones and tablets throughout flights from Tuesday after a regulator relaxed a ban on electronic devices on planes.
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Malaysia Airlines Crash: Australian, Korean Airlines Shifted Ukrainian Flight Routes Months Ago
Some international airlines, including Australia's Qantas Airways and Korea's two major carriers, shifted the route taken by flights operating over Ukrainian air space months ago amid increasing tensions between Kiev and pro-Moscow rebels.
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Asian airlines to give flight plans to China after airspace zone created
Asian aviation officials said airlines would have to inform China of flight plans before entering airspace over waters disputed with Japan, forcing carriers to acknowledge China's authority over a newly declared "Air Defense Identification Zone".
