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What we’re reading:Airport staff assault, Airline “Undercover CEO,” BAA loses court battle

by Stephanus Surjaputra on October 14, 2010

Jetstar staff charged with assault, undercover stint taught valuable lesson, BAA loses court battle

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What we’re reading: CO pilot had 4 seconds to use rudder, Qantas moves up 787 deliveries, Air France, flybe sign pact

by Stephanus Surjaputra on July 15, 2010

CO pilot had 4 seconds to use rudder, Qantas moves up 787 delivery date, Air France, flybe sign pact

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What we’re reading: Hawaiian looks toward Japan, Continental may be in a tough spot, Jetstar ties up with Air Canada

by Stephanus Surjaputra on April 12, 2010

Hawaiian looks for flights to Japan, Continental may be in a tough spot between USAir and United giant, Jetstar ties up with Air Canada

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What we’re reading: AirAsia and Jetstar unite, first update on AA Jamaica crash, 2009 airline standings

by Stephanus Surjaputra on January 8, 2010

AirAsia and Jetstar unite, Jamaican investigators offer first update on AA crash, airline standings released

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A $30,000 fine for filing a late report? Wow, now the Transportation Department is serious

by Christopher Elliott on October 30, 2009

Jetstar Airways is an Australian discount airline that began flying between Sydney, Melbourne and Honolulu in late 2006. The Transportation Department requires the airline to file an annual report detailing disability-related complaints, which it did for 2007 — this January.

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What we’re reading: Boeing starts 787 engines, a pilot’s life, airfare by the pound

by Stephanus Surjaputra on May 19, 2009

Boeing has its engines roaring and is juggling the 787 delivery schedules for various airlines. American’s are learning that the pilots life is not all it’s cranked up to be. And is airfare according to weight coming?

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Qantas reduces its earnings forecast, jobs, and fleet

by Stephanus Surjaputra on April 15, 2009

Blaming significant discount fares by its competition, Qantas announced that it will ground and sell 10 aircraft, cut its workforce by 1750 more jobs (including 500 management jobs) and defer at least 16 orders of new aircraft.

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