I'd be happy for VA to charge a reasonable fee for palatable wine, then keep the cheap o wine for free for those that don't mind it.charge for alcohol and the idea of complementary food during happy hour is a big bowl of corn chips.
I'd be happy for VA to charge a reasonable fee for palatable wine, then keep the cheap o wine for free for those that don't mind it.charge for alcohol and the idea of complementary food during happy hour is a big bowl of corn chips.
The Australian Federation of Airline Pilot president Ben Bollen said as long as there was a hard cut-off of five years for the wet lease arrangement, with a commitment at three years on either continuing or ending flights to Doha, the deal would be a positive for the 800 Virgin pilots it represents.
“Without this deal, Virgin would struggle to compete internationally, limiting career advancement and job security,” said Mr Bollen. “By leveraging Qatar Airways’ resources and expertise, Virgin can grow its operations more rapidly, eventually leading to greater demand for Australian pilots as the airline scales up its fleet and operations. The option for pilots to be seconded to Qatar Airways also presents a valuable opportunity for professional development.”
The statement by the pilots union is at odds with a submission by Australia’s dominant airline Qantas, which raised the prospect that the deal could allow Virgin to “permanently use Qatari labour at the expense of Australian jobs.”
Don't need the media. All responses are publicly available. Though a lot seem to have been supplied and uploaded after the closing date.The Oz reporting that the Australian Federation of Airline Pilots submission to the ACCC supports the deal, with a proviso
Don't need the media.
Certainly nothing published yet from IASC, which I feel is a little odd after all this time.Still no IASC application
Perhaps they don’t need it? I thought they did. Perhaps not.Certainly nothing published yet from IASC, which I feel is a little odd after all this time.
Usually doesn’t take that long for IASC unless it’s a contested application in which this won’t be. Most recent example is how quickly the HND slot was given to QF after VA announced they would return it.Perhaps they don’t need it? I thought they did. Perhaps not.
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How is it a dirty trick. If QF want to fly there, it's well within their right to apply for it.Unless Qantas all of a sudden say they now want to fly to Doha and want to contest the allocation. It’s a dirty trick they can play but seems unlikely at this point.
Doesn't make it not a dirty trick, hence why they clearly, have not, let's not be sillyHow is it a dirty trick. If QF want to fly there, it's well within their right to apply for it.
Plenty of examples in life where it’s your right to do a thing, doesn’t mean you should do it or won’t be called nasty if you do it.How is it a dirty trick. If QF want to fly there, it's well within their right to a
Unless Qantas all of a sudden say they now want to fly to Doha and want to contest the allocation. It’s a dirty trick they can play but seems unlikely at this point.
different scenario in the DPS allocation IMO.Pretty much exactly what VA did with DPS capacity after JQ put an application
different scenario in the DPS allocation IMO.
they didn’t end up getting the slot because they weren’t willing to operate the domestic tag as international, but I don’t think there’s any concern that VA weren’t genuine about operating those slot and was trying to be a road block to prevent JQ from getting them
The Oz reporting that the Australian Federation of Airline Pilots submission to the ACCC supports the deal, with a proviso
And of course it goes without saying: