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	Trans Australia Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Trans Australia Airlines or TAA (IATA TN, renamed Australian Airlines in 1986) was one of the two major Australian domestic airlines between its inception in 1946 and its sale to Qantas in 1992.
		The Australian Airlines brand was revived in 2002 to serve the low-cost leisure market of visitors to and from Australia.
		By the end of the war, there were only nine domestic airlines remaining, eight smaller regional concerns and ANA, a conglomerate owned by British and Australian shipping interests which had a virtual monopoly on the major trunk routes and received 85% of all government air transport subsidies.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trans_Australia_Airlines (1560 words)

	Australian Consolidated Press - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Australian Consolidated Press (ACP), a member of Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd. (PBL), is an Australian media company that was founded in 1933.
		It publishes the Australian Women's Weekly, the Australian edition of Woman's Day, and The Bulletin, Australia's oldest magazine, dating from 1880.
		Through PBL, which was established in 1994, ACP is a sister company to Australian television's Nine Network.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Australian_Consolidated_Press (146 words)

	Ditch Australian Airlines, Qantas urged - Breaking News - Business - Breaking News
		A media report on Friday stated that Qantas was considering dumping Australian Airlines as it prepares to begin flying its low-cost offshoot Jetstar on international routes in early 2007.
		Australian Airlines was relaunched by Qantas in 2002 as a full-service, single class carrier flying to destinations in the Asia-Pacific region.
		Australian Airline lost $11.6 million in 2004/05, down from a $1.1 million profit in the previous year.
	www.theage.com.au /news/Business/Ditch-Australian-Airlines-Qantas-urged/2006/01/27/1138319441288.html (271 words)

	CNN.com - Qantas launches new tourism airline - December 10, 2001
		Australian Airlines will not compete head-to-head with Qantas on any of the targeted routes, all of which have been flown previously, and unsuccessfully, by Qantas.
		The airline is scheduled to start flying in the third quarter of next year pending final approval of a cost structure from Qantas chief executive Geoff Dixon and satisfactory agreements with airline unions on wages and conditions.
		Qantas is one of the ten largest airlines globally and one of the few to be operating profitably in the post-September 11 climate, largely due to the recent collapse of its main domestic opposition, Ansett Airlines.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/BUSINESS/asia/12/10/australia.qantas (429 words)

	CNN.com - Australian carrier plans Bali flights - Feb. 26, 2003
		Qantas Airways' low-cost subsidiary Australian Airlines is to give a boost to Bali's beleaguered tourism industry by beginning flights to the Indonesian island in July.
		Australian Airlines, which has operating costs about 25 percent lower than Qantas, will operate three Sydney services to Denpasar in Bali and one Melbourne-Denpasar service a week from late July.
		Adams said Australian Airlines, which began flying last October as a low-cost international leisure carrier, was looking at services between Cairns, in northern Australia, and the Chinese city of Shanghai from October.
	www.cnn.com /2003/BUSINESS/asia/02/26/aust.airline.biz (532 words)

	Australian Airlines - Cheap Flights to Hong Kong, Bali, and Japan
		Australian Airlines is a full service international holiday airline with direct to exciting vacation destinations like Bali, Singapore, Hong Kong and the exotic Japanese cities of Fukuoka, Osaka, Nagoya and Sapporo.
		Australian Airlines, a fully owned subsidiary of the Qantas group, is the world's first full-service, single class international holiday airline.
		Australian Airlines is a full service airline with great menus and excellent in-flight entertainment.
	www.webjet.com.au /airlines/australian-airlines.htm (395 words)

	CASA media release - Australian Airlines cleared for take-off
		Australian Airlines has been granted an air operators certificate, which will allow it to begin flights on October 27.
		Australian Airlines Chief Executive Officer, Denis Adams, says receiving the air operators certificate was one of the most important milestones in the creation of a new airline.
		Australian Airlines staff and CASA inspectors worked for almost four months on the air operators certificate approval project.
	www.casa.gov.au /media/2002/02-10-21.htm (375 words)

	Australian Airlines Passenger Opinions about Australian Airlines standards
		Overall Australian Airlines was a very pleasant surprise for a “leisure“ airline and I will definitely fly them again if I have the chance.
		Australian Airlines last week to Cairns and Osaka and must commend the airline in providing a genuine service to its passengers.
		For an airline that has only been in operation for 3 months I feel they are on a winner.
	www.airlinequality.com /Forum/australian.htm (2707 words)

	Fodor's Travel Guides \| Forums Messages
		Austrian Airlines, OTOH (the national carrier for the small country next to Slovenia that likes to pretend Hitler was German) is very much alive, well and flying to everywhere in central and eastern Europe.
		Australian Airlines is part of the Qantas group and has nothing to do with Austrian Airlines and it doesn't offer those packages.
		Australian Airlines is indeed Qantas' budget overseas airline servicing Asian points (ie Phuket, Bali, Singapore, Hong Kong) to Australia, that bit to the top of the desert to the left of New Zealand which is about the size of USA excluding Alaska; nothing to do with tiny Austria.
	www.fodors.com /forums/pgMessages.jsp?fid=2&tid=34729872&numresponses=3&start=0 (511 words)

	USATODAY.com - Qantas announces it is scrapping its budget carrier Australian Airlines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		"Australian Airlines has done an outstanding job over the past few years, but we are determined to take full advantage of Jetstar's success, with its highly competitive cost structure and service standards," CEO Geoff Dixon said in a statement.
		Dixon said Australian Airlines began flying when SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, took hold in the region in 2003, and the airline never recovered from the associated downturn in international travel.
		He said 30-40 people would lose their jobs in the next few months with the loss of the airline while another 550 people would be recruited to staff the new Qantas and Jetstar services.
	www.usatoday.com /travel/flights/2006-04-11-qantas-carriers_x.htm (321 words)

	Australian Airlines to fly from Singapore to Darwin, Australia
		Australian Airlines announced today that it would begin flying from Singapore to Darwin in the Northern Territory (Australia) twice weekly in May 2004.
		Australian Airlines Chief Executive Andrea Staines said Singapore was an important hub for Australian Airlines.
		"Australian Airlines chose ochre for its aircraft and logo because it is recognised as the colour of the heart of Australia," she said.
	www.asiatraveltips.com /travelnews03/412Darwin.shtml (390 words)

	PM - Qantas unveils low-cost 'Australian Airlines'
		Australian Airlines will begin services between Cairns and six Asian cities around September next year.
		The managing director of the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation, Peter Harbison, says Australian Airlines is emulating low-cost airlines such as Ireland's Ryan Air and Britain's Easy Jet.
		JOHANNA BREM: Well it would obviously be a concern to us because that is the minimum of cabin crew inside the aircraft and if any incident happened there would obviously be an assessment to be made if safety is compromised and potentially it is due to the minimum crew on board.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/stories/s437965.htm (889 words)

	Airliners.net Civil Aviation: Australian Airlines Fleet Replacement & More...
		Australian isn't using any of the BA leased 767-300's, they are only deployed on domestic runs.
		Australian Airlines would most likley get aircraft that fit in with the QF mainline fleet and not some adhoc type that just dosn't fit.
		At the moment Australian Airlines cabin crew are not able to operate on sectors greater than 10hrs as per their EBA, im sure this will be altered in time to allow longer flight sectors.
	www.airliners.net /discussions/general_aviation/read.main/1911278 (3875 words)

	The Australian Pilots Dispute in 1989
		Australian pilots through their Federation were highly regarded for their work and achievements in world aviation safety, security and all technical matters.
		In June, 1989, therefore, with Australian Airlines position improved, the company just having announced a record profit, the Australian pilots met with management to negotiate their first agreement for four years.
		The Australian pilots DID have a bona fide expectation of improving their remunerations through productivity, just as Ansett and east West pilots had in both 1986 and 1988.
	www.takver.com /history/pilotsdispute1989.htm (1753 words)

	CNN.com - Qantas clears budget carrier - April 2, 2002
		Qantas CEO Geoff Dixon said late Tuesday that Australian Airlines had been given the go-ahead after achieving a "satisfactory cost structure".
		Australian Airlines will fly one-class Boeing 767-300 aircraft, with an initial fleet of four that builds eventually to 12 planes.
		Dixon said Tuesday Australian Airlines was on track to begin its second stage of operations, focusing on the outbound market from Australia, in early 2003.
	edition.cnn.com /2002/BUSINESS/asia/04/02/aust.qantas.biz (400 words)

	Aviation Legislation Amendment Bill (No 1) 2000 (Bills Digest 137 1999-2000)
		A number of foreign countries refuse to allow airlines to enter their market if they are not substantially owned and controlled by nationals of the airline's country of origin.
		However, the powers of the directors of an Australian international airline to enforce the restriction on foreign ownership, contained in paragraph 11A(2)(c), are preserved.
		Own stopover rights allow an airline to carry passengers to and from Australia and third countries, via a brief stop in the journey in the country to which the airline belongs.
	www.aph.gov.au /library/pubs/BD/1999-2000/2000bd137.htm (2762 words)

	Australian airlines takes off
		Australian Airlines said today it would commence operations in the third quarter of 2002 between Cairns in Queensland and six Asian cities.
		“Australian Airlines also has in place a commercial arrangement with the Cairns Port Authority which recognises the importance of the increased traffic the airline will be directing into Cairns,” he said.
		“The universal Australian icon of the kangaroo and the colour of Australia’s red centre are identified with Australia both here and around the world, so they were ideal choices for Australia’s new international airline.” Mr Adams said Australian Airlines had also used a range of other graphic styles and devices to reinforce Australian qualities.
	www.tiaca.org /articles/2001/12/13/61990E26D7D148EA8ECD70820311E385.asp (795 words)

	Australian Airlines Seating Policy 'Demonizes' Men (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Two airlines "down under" are under fire after acknowledging their policy of not allowing an unaccompanied child passenger to sit next to a man.
		The policy emerged when a New Zealand man said he was asked by airline staff to move because an unaccompanied minor had been assigned the seat next to him.
		I believe the airline policy is a sound one, therefore, just as it is a sound policy to seat able bodied passengers in an exit row.
	www.rense.com /general69/demonize.htm (856 words)

	Qantas axes Australian - iFDG -> Forums
		Qantas Airways is expected to announce plans to ditch loss-making international leisure carrier Australian Airlines later this year as it prepares to begin flying low-cost offshoot Jetstar on international routes in early 2007.
		It is understood that flying three international carriers, Qantas, Jetstar and Australian Airlines, is a luxury the flagship carrier cannot afford.
		Absorbed into Qantas before the airline's 1996 float, Australian Airlines, like Qantas, was formally owned by the government, but was originally a domestic carrier.
	www.ifdg.net /forum/index.php?showtopic=15299&view=getnewpost (847 words)

	New Australian Airlines uniforms
		Australian Airlines will roll out new uniforms for its flight attendants in the lead-up to the airline’s third birthday celebrations in October.
		AO ceo Andrea Staines said the design brief was to update the uniform to reflect the airline’s position as an established full-service carrier in the Asia Pacific region.
		Irish budget airline Ryanair is threatening to hand out thousands of free tickets every time England concedes a goal at the upcoming World Cup in Germany.
	www.travelweekly.com.au /articles/a2/0c0312a2.asp (384 words)

	Australian Airlines and miles?
		Initially the airline is primarily targeting Asian travellers and tour groups, and from all reports it has been quite successful as Australian is claiming bookings of more than 70% through to April 03.
		However my feeling is that once the airline is expanded to more than one Australian port they may need to target Australian travellers.
		Australian is being dubbed a 'low-cost' carrier, however this more accurately refers to operational costs.
	www.flyertalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=185747 (573 words)

	Australian Airlines to fly to Sapporo - Breaking News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Australian Airlines, Qantas' discount Asian offshoot, on Wednesday announced it was expanding its destinations to include the Japanese ski resort city of Sapporo.
		The airline said it would fly twice weekly to Sapporo from Sydney and the Gold Coast via Cairns, subject to government approval.
		Sapporo will be Australian Airlines' 13th destination in Asia and its fourth in Japan after Nagoya, Osaka and Fukuoka.
	www.smh.com.au - !http: //www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/05/19/1084917644046.html (132 words)

	Inside Business - 08/09/2002: Singapore Airlines eyes Australian skies
		For starters Singapore Airlines has already warned one Australian airport in writing not to speak to the media until a decision is made.
		In the meantime the airline's fully owned subsidiary, SilkAir, is increasing its presence in Australia and will begin flights into Darwin and Cairns from Asian ports to coincide with the launch of the Qantas international leisure carrier, Australian Airlines.
		As you know United Airlines have already formed an alliance with us to feed their passengers onto Virgin Blue and we'd be very, very happy to extend that.
	www.abc.net.au /insidebusiness/content/2002/s670154.htm (1402 words)

	Australian Airlines Ltd. Business Articles From AllBusiness.com
		AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Australian airline Qantas Airways is preparing for the launch of its new discount carrier, Australian Airlines.
		Australian Airlines will not be a low-cost airline.
		AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Qantas Airways' new international airline, Australian Airlines, will not be a low-cost carrier nor compete directly with its pa...
	www.allbusiness.com /periodicals/topic/2012911-1-2.html (373 words)

	Australian airlines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Olympic airlines Ticketing office in Davao City when police agents grabbed and Cojuangco is the president of the Philippine Olympic Committee.
		The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics launched its Outlook 2006 conference And airlines bought a near-record $1.3 billion of new planes.
		Australian Workers Union national secretary Bill Shorten said many of his members were "worn out" with worry regarding their job security following reports the
	canadianrider.info /australian_airlines.html (976 words)

	NEW Australian Airlines (AO) EBA 2005 (merged) - PPRuNe Forums
		Qantas subsidiary Australian Airlines is pushing for its flight attendants to fly longer routes, prompting speculation Qantas wants to cede more of its struggling international routes to the low-cost carrier it set up in 2002.
		Talks between Australian Airlines and the Flight Attendants Association over a new enterprise bargaining agreement have hit a snag, partly over the airline's plans to tear up an agreement that restricted its 300 flight attendants to destinations within a four-hour time zone of Cairns.
		Australian Airlines provides strong long term employment in the Cairns region, and I am disappointed that the FAAA is willing to compromise the airline’s sustainability, and threaten its marginal profitability.
	www.pprune.org /forums/showthread.php?s=d85a53ff6b9cb2332c797a86634b6565&threadid=158040&action=download (4518 words)

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