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Sydney, Delhi Airports team up to pitch direct flights
Airports

Sydney and Delhi Airports have agreed to work together in an effort to convince airlines to launch direct flights between Australia and India, with each airport saying the other represents its largest potential market not already served by direct air travel. “Sydney and Delhi are the largest market for Australia-India air traffic in their respective

NZ flight academy offers house payments in recruiting drive
Headlines

A dire shortage of qualified flight instructors in New Zealand has led Hamilton-based CTC Aviation Training to offer aggressive recruitment and retention packages including first home payments. Under the bonus scheme, instructors staying with CTC for three years will get a choice of several paid aviation training options or a $5000 post-tax lump payment. Instructors

Abu Dhabi company wins $1bn Boeing contract
Headlines

Boeing has awarded a 10 year, $1 billion contract to an Abu Dhabi company for the production of carbon-composite parts for its 777 and 787 airliners. The deal with Mubadala Aerospace, the aviation wing of the Abu Dhabi government’s development and investment fund, covers the production of ribs for the tail section of the 777

NZ-China agree to triple flight rights
Airlines

New Zealand and China have signed an agreement to triple the number of daily flights between the two countries, a move hailed by New Zealand’s tourism and trade industries. The new air services arrangement will allow three daily return services from each country, up from one. With China Southern Airlines and Air New Zealand currently

Boeing makes biofuelled 787 delivery
Headlines

Boeing has added another entry to the list of biofuel publicity flights, delivering a 787 Dreamliner to All Nippon Airways powered in part by fuel based on cooking oil. Boeing said the delivery flight was the first transpacific biofuel flight and emitted about 10 per cent less carbon dioxide than a traditionally fuelled flight. The

Jetstar Japan tix go on sale
Airlines

Jetstar’s Japanese start-up today began selling tickets ahead of first flights scheduled for July 3. A joint venture between Qantas, Japan Airlines, Mitsubishi Corporation and Century Tokyo Leasing Corporation, Jetstar Japan says it will offer fares for up to 50 per cent less than full service Japanese carriers. Promotional fares currently on sale at the

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