| 5-Star Airline Qatar Airways to Daily Tbilisi- Doha-Tbilisi Flights |
Air Travel NewsWednesday, February 1, 2012 The 5-star airline Qatar Airways will start regular Tbilisi- Doha-Tbilisi flights from Feb. 1. As the company's Georgian Office told Trend, flights will be carried out on Airbus 320 aircraft. A ticket costs 300 Euros, while the flight period is 5 hours. Qatar Airways, contemporary aircraft fleet consists of 101 aircraft and flies to over 100 destinations. A celebratory event will take place in link with the first flight from Tbilisi International Airport and the event will be attended by Georgian government representatives and other eminent guests. Labels: Business Airlines, Business Class Air, business class airline tickets, Qantas Airways Monday, May 30, 2011Qantas lately commenced a daily Boeing 747-400 service connecting Sydney and Perth, taking on challenger Virgin Australia over the well known coast-to-coast service. ![]() The Red Roo 747-400 will run as QF581, which leaves Sydney at 10.10am will arrive in Perth at 1.05pm.The partner QF582, which is wheels-up at Perth at 2.35pm will arrive in Sydney at 8.20pm. The jumbo sports Qantas original two-class configuration consists of 56 business class seats and 356 economy and does not include a premium economy cabin. Business-class passengers will be granted noise-reduction headsets.Additionally,the flights will serve one meal each way-lunch on QF581 out of Sydney and dinner on QF582 out of Perth. Labels: Business class, economy class, Qantas Airways Sunday, May 15, 2011Newcomer Strategic Airlines plans to begin flights to the USA as early as September this year, taking on Qantas Airlines, United Airlines and Virgin Australia through its alliance with Delta in the battle for trans-Pacific travelers. The airline, which is reportedly poised to rename itself Air Australia, has obtained permission from the International Air Services Commission for an unlimited number of passenger flights to the US. ![]() The outcome is that business travelers can look forward to increased competition on American routes and lower fares as a result of Strategic's appearance on the lucrative US route. Strategic says it plans to start the flights this September but the airline won't be able to offer direct services, however, as its Airbus A330 aircraft will need a stopover in Honolulu before continuing to the west coast , which could be done with its own aircraft or by code-sharing with a US-based airline partner. Labels: Air Australia, Flights, Qantas Airways, Strategic Airlines, United Airlines Monday, January 17, 2011Qantas Airways will introduce flights from Sydney to Dallas Fort Worth this May, with the return leg routing through Brisbane. On the other hand, the airline will drop existing flights from Sydney to San Francisco. The four times-weekly service (departing Sydney on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday) will begin on May 16,2011 using Boeing 747-400 aircraft. The outbound leg will operate directly from Sydney to Dallas, while the inbound leg will route via Brisbane. ![]() Interestingly Qantas says that the flight is being sold as a three-class offering (as opposed to the usual four-class economy, premium economy, business class and first class offering). As a consequence of the new Dallas service,Qantas route between Sydney and San Francisco will be dropped on May 14. The carrier will also develop its commercial relationship with fellow Oneworld member American Airlines, whose chief hub is at Dallas Fort Worth. Labels: Business Class Air, economy class, First Class, Qantas Airways Monday, February 22, 2010Business Travel costs are set to increase over the subsequent 12 months as demand for international travel rises and the worldwide economy recovers,industry veterans have warned. The remarks come as airline giant Qantas announced a 72% drop in first half net profit lately, along with strategies to scrap many of its first class seats on international flights. ![]() Additionally Qantas announced air fares would rise over the next year, with demand anticipated to increase after a dreadful year, which witnessed the company lose 72% in net profit for the six months ending December 31. Chief executive of Qantas Airways Alan Joyce conveyed to the Australian Financial Review prices would rise over the next year, as present levels cannot be sustained.He added that airfares and yields can be seen to ameliorate presently. They need to get better moving forward on international markets because most of the international industry, is losing money.Additionally,Qantas Airways is set to decrease the number of first-class seats on its long-haul fleet, to be replaced by a 27% increase in the figures of premium economy seats. Labels: Business Travel, Qantas Airways |





