Off again, on again. No uncertainty here
South African Airways fine tuning Perth-Jo’burg ahead of restart
The Star Alliance member and Virgin Australia partner is counting down for the restart of Perth-Johannesburg flights.www.executivetraveller.com
Why is it only the rubbish airlines that get saved
Even SQ?
Oops forgot them
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The Austria based airline started operations in 2019 with a fleet of narrowbody jets. 2xA320-200, 4xA321-200, 7xA330-200
Half of the fleet is widebody (A330-200)?
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I think a lot of the subsidiary airlines in Asia will be under threat. Almost every airline will need new capital and in many cases the local 'partner' may not have it, or if the parent has received government funding they may not be able to send it overseas.
Different circumstances but already appears that Qantas has exited Jetstar Pacific (Vietnam)
The same goes for VS. With the way they act, I had thought they were at least half the size of BA only to find that VS had 35 aircraft and 30 destinations compared to 278/183 for BA.
Virgin Australia Holdings has 132 aircraft across mainline, regional and TT, while Qantas Group have 292 across mainline, link and JQ (+53 more at the other Jetstar franchises).