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Could be an expensive change of QF! HehehehAs has QF149. More Flounge time!
Could be an expensive change of QF! HehehehAs has QF149. More Flounge time!
Could be an expensive change of QF! Heheheh
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[TD="colspan: 2"]Qantas today announced it will increase its services between Sydney and Queenstown during the Easter school holidays and peak ski season.
Qantas currently operates three flights per week between Sydney and Queenstown and will add two extra services per week to support demand over the Easter school holidays and support the Queenstown ski season with daily flights through to the end of August.
The additional services will commence on 7 April and finish on 24 October 2014. The amended schedule as follows:
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[TD]7 April - 2 May:[/TD]
[TD]5 per week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday)[/TD]
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[TD]3 May - 4 June:[/TD]
[TD]3 per week (Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday)[/TD]
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[TD]6 June - 2 July:[/TD]
[TD]4 per week (Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday)[/TD]
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[TD]4 July - 31 August:[/TD]
[TD]Daily[/TD]
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[TD]1 September - 24 October:[/TD]
[TD]5 per week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday)[/TD]
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Qantas also operates a weekly Brisbane-Queenstown service on Saturdays during the peak ski season from 28 June to 27 September.
The Qantas Group currently operates more than 200 flights each week between Australia and New Zealand.
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Last time I flew BNE-AKL there was a passenger almost verbally abusing the ground staff in Brisbane when they saw the plane was a Qantas Boeing 737.
They said that they had booked with Emirates and as it was an EK flight number the demanded to be put onto an Emirates flight - even though this was on QF126 (so in the evening) and the next Emirates flight wasn't til the following day... Apparently this person had never heard of codesharing...
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I looked into his past CV - he was an entry level/junior in Ireland and appears has always been able to sell himself well to headhunters/hr & boards - knows what to tell them that they want to hear.It's Alan Joyce. He worked at Aer Lingus before joining Ansett. Then fled Ansett for Qantas a year before it collapsed, then was JQ CEO from its founding until Geoff Dixon left.
He built JQ. His actions at QF since his promotion to CEO all point to his wanting to keep building up JQ over QF.
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[TD="width: 85%"]Qantas Goes Daily to Queenstown[/TD]
[TD="width: 15%, align: right"]23 January 2014[/TD]
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and then there's those changes to flights to Christchurch from Brisbane. Oh wait, there's none!