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The reign of the Dixon Dynasty is officially over as incoming Qantas boss Alan Joyce takes over. Some aviation analysts are heralding the change as a generational shift, however Joyce has made it abundantly clear that the only difference between him and the departing Geoff Dixon, is an Irish accent. Joyce has so far managed to avoid commenting on his possible successor at Jetstar, or the |
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make-up of his new executive team. He has, however, hinted that a merger with another airline is a strong possibility. "A lot of airlines are not economic if they stand alone. Consolidation is a way for a lot of airlines to go on in the future,'' he said. The new boss has also pledged to continue the airline's strategy to cede more Qantas domestic routes to its low-cost carrier Jetstar. He also said he would not be afraid of converting Jetstar routes to Qantas routes in a bid to catch the business market. The 42 year old Irishman and founding CEO of Jetstar, was considered a distant third choice after the airlines general manager John Borghettic and chief financial officer Peter Gregg. The man dubbed by the media as the “lucky leprechaun” will officially take the reins in November. |
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Member GenerosityOur generous members let you know where they will be in August and offer to give others FREE GUEST ACCESS to airport lounges.
Qantas BashingOur members discuss the recent spate of Qantas Bashing by the Australian media, IS IT JUSTIFIED?
AFF GatheringThe AFF Melbourne Gathering is drawing closer. If you need the details, click HERE for everything you need to know.
Newbie NervesOur members help a first-time flyer ALLEVIATE FLYING FEARS with handy hits on how to fill the hours in the air.
Arctic Airline AdventureOur members discuss Christmas time FLIGHTS OVER ANTARCTIC. Anyone got an arctic holiday review to share?
Case QuestA member seeks THE PERFECT CASE. Light, Strong and modern are the prerequisites… any suggestions?
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