Qantas Airways' new low-fare subsidiary Jetstar will launch services next week from Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney to 10 eastern Australian destinations, using 14 125-seat Boeing 717s transferred from QantasLink. The airline, which will rival Virgin Blue, will receive the first of 23 177-seat Airbus A320s in July. The A320s will have replaced all the 717s by mid-2006.
Source: Flight International
Royal Jordanian Airlines is to open a new transatlantic service to Washington DC ahead of the summer season next year. The Oneworld alliance carrier states that it will fly the nonstop route from Amman twice-weekly. Royal Jordanian will deploy Boeing 787s for the service. It will bring to four the ...
Restructuring Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet will add more flights using reactivated De Havilland Canada Dash 8 Q400s after disclosing a settlement to take ownership of 13 of the twin-turboprops.
Royal Brunei Airlines eyes network opportunities in North Asia and India, as it looks to “key regions” for future network growth.
