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Yet many investment bankers do. And many CEOs and CFOs have engaged in capital raises, mergers, acquisitions, etc. I never said they'd look for someone who has that experience as a CEO, but rather someone who has experience in and around financial markets, which is more than just IPOs as well...

One needs to seperate two things, the capital investment that Bain made which they have paid back and the liability they took on by guaranteeing debt and other fiscal obligations. If memory serves me correctly, the direct investment (capital injection) was only about a fifth of the liability...

Doesn't work like this at all. The moment a shareholder of a listed company in Australia has 5% they have significant power including the ability to force the company to call a shareholders meeting and vote on certain matters, including the removal of directors. Other shareholders are generally...

Indeed, but the discussion the comment was responding to was why she left, not the market reaction. = 1708565789 Depends what the shareholders and board want. If they want someone to lead an IPO then they'll want someone with that experience or stronger experience in and around financial...

QF51D rather than QF51 since it's flying a day late. Not that peculiar, EBA, EBB, EBD, EBK & EBL have all appeared on QF51 this month, some quite frequently.

Her husband passed away a few months ago and she has two teenage kids. Consider that sometimes personal and/or family life may take precedence.

A bit of an explanation: Is Jetstar's A321neo Long Range Qantas's saviour? - Analytic Flying

They're not that close. Technically, two EDTO 60 diversion points can be 120 minutes from each other. You've probably flown on aircraft with an unserviceable APU more times than you could count.

Actually, yes. The challenge comes in when one of them is not available while being limited to 60 minutes. If Adelaide, Alice Springs, Darwin, Broome and Denpasar are available, then 60 minute EDTO limitation is fine.

Something further to MEL lists is that some elements may be time specific rather than just a no go for ETOPS/EDTO. For example, the B787 has approval from the FAA for 330 minutes and many of the redundancies are built into the aircraft in its standard configuration for that purpose. However, if...

Sure, but airports/airlines regularly apply for exceptions to CASA for a variety of things with appropriate motivation and risk assessment. How else does Emirates operate scheduled A380 to BNE then? My suspicion is that BNE has an exception to handle A380 with CAT 9 subject to limits (i.e...

Airlines often engage with airports in this regard, not always in the context of ETOPS/EDTO but for other purposes. A few years ago, Delta were keen on Canberra to increase fire service capacity at certain times so that they could use it as an alternate for Sydney. At the time, Canberra didn't...

I can safely say that I have read it in its entirety countless times, and passed a few exams on it, and actually prepared flight plans in compliance with it. You're confusing the consideration of including the airport in the operators list of possible EDTO alternates versus using the airport...

Not quite - rules may go out the window in an emergency, but they don't go out the window for EDTO flight planning. While RAAF Edinburgh could be used in an emergency it can't be used for EDTO flight planning purposes per CASA EDTO procedures (CAAP 82-1) (when applied to an A330-200). Qantas's...

Moot point. RAAF Edinburgh does have sufficient firefighting for A330-200. Furthermore, airport isn't 24 hour. From the AIP last updated November 2023:

Tell me, who has? Emirates have 28 still parked or in maintenance. Lufthansa have only managed to get 4 back in service. Singapore have got 10 of 12 back in service, but only thanks to cannibalising the 7 they didn't return to service.

This sounds a little unhinged. The previous LNP government sat on the previous Qatar request for years, initially granting it temporarily and extending it permanently under duress. Qatar cornered them. Their sudden interest isn't benevolent but rather because they found something that the media...

Jamal Khashoggi was a Saudi national killed by Saudi Arabia. What the hell does it have to do with this? The point is that bilateral air services agreements are part of the global international trade and investment architecture. They don't exist in isolation of this and the broader diplomatic...

And the same provision applied on the other side, say to Garuda or Batik flying CGK-DPS-SYD.

Agreed. And included at the behest of Australia. Several of the agreements entered into under the last LNP governments included the "enhanced regional package" (another example is Vietnam). I think they serve a good purpose, but if Australia doesn't put in the appropriate protections to ensure...