Qantas leased Tower Air B747-131 N93117 for schedule service as follows Leased to Qantas Airway in full Tower Air colours with decal “On lease to Qantas, December 12, 1987 Operated by Tower Air technical crews and Qantas cabin crews First Qantas service QF18 Los Angeles-Honolulu-Nadi-Melbourne, Dece...
Jump to postYears ago Qantas operated a B767 HBA-MEL-SIN but in the end it never paid. Also Air New Zealand / TAA / Ansett operated mainly seasonal flights to N.Z. from HBA. At the time none were really economical. Recently it was proposed that QF would operated the B767F Freigher HBA-DRW-China somewhere. Howev...
Jump to postThanks for a very informative article. Look forward to the rest of them.
Jump to postAll airlines have strict clothing standards that must be adhered by all employees and those that are travelling under staff travel privileges especially if seeking an upgrade. If staff do not like those conditions of employment then they should pay the commercial rate. Staff Travel is a privilege no...
Jump to postQantas also now have their name on the underbelly of three A330's that have recently painted in their modified colour scheme.
Will apply to rest of fleet as they are repainted
Qantas sources having indicated for a long time that they are not interested in B747-8I
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