AAP Tiger Airways Holdings Ltd has reported strong growth in passenger numbers and an improvement in load factors for February. Tiger carried 437,000 passengers in February this year, up about 90 per cent from the 230,000 it carried the same month 12 months ago, the Singapore-based

Virgin Blue has announced it will start daily flights between Sydney and Uluru from August. The airline has not been operating in the region since 2005, when it withdrew its Alice Springs services. Qantas is the only commercial carrier on the Sydney- Uluru route and last

March 3, 2010 The airline said Mr Storrie, 41, would step down from the role on Friday for ''health conditions exacerbated by his workload and related pressures on his family''. Gareth Evans, a Welshman who is CFO of the Qantas mainline business, will take on Mr Storrie's workload

Tuesday March 2, 2010, 12:48 pm Qantas Airways Ltd says its chief financial officer is quitting to spend more time with his family for personal and health reasons . Chairman Leigh Clifford and chief executive Alan Joyce issued a statement on Tuesday saying Colin Storrie

Qantas Airways’ chief financial officer is quitting to spend more time with his family for personal and health reasons. Chairman Leigh Clifford and chief executive Alan Joyce issued a statement on Tuesday saying Colin Storrie would step down as group CFO and resign from the board fr

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The Federal Aviation Administration proposed Wednesday that American Eagle Airlines, a division of AMR ( AMR , Fortune 500 ), be given a $2.9 million civil penalty for alleged maintenance violations. The FAA said that American Eagle found damage on four aircraft,

British Airways cabin crew are expected to reveal today if they will go ahead with fresh plans for strike action. British Airways cabin crew are expected to reveal today if they will go ahead with fresh plans for strike action. Cabin crew voted overwhelmingly in favour of a

AAP British Airways cabin crew are expected to reveal on Monday if they will push ahead with fresh plans for strike action. Cabin crew voted overwhelmingly in favour of a controversial 12-day strike late in 2009 over their pay and working conditions but were prevented from walking off

February 19, 2010 But at the end of December it experienced a rapid reversal in its fortunes, and $50 million of its profit had evaporated in less than a week. Qantas did not need to tell the market of this, presumably because even after taking this into account the profit would