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Articles tagged “qantas”

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How China Southern Airlines is killing Qantas on the Kangaroo route

It's more than patronizing for Qantas to claim China Southern is "on its radar." Then again, China Southern could say that Qantas is in its rear-view mirror.

How China Southern Airlines is killing Qantas on the Kangaroo route

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An online ad that you would actually want to watch: Qantas’ winter deals

Bet you will replay this one at least twice. Name the last online ad creative that made you do that.

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Want better in-flight movies? Qantas tracks movie choices to keep selection fresh

Could Qantas be diligently keeping track of the movie selections with the prospect of one day charging for IFE, or is it looking to make up for the fact that there’s no longer Internet on international flights?

Want better in-flight movies? Qantas tracks movie choices to keep selection fresh

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Emirates airline’s plans for taking over the globe, part one

Never accuse Emirates' Clark of big talk and big ambitions. But many hurdles -- including partner Qantas' own ego -- stand in the way of lucrative trans-pacific routes.

Emirates airline’s plans for taking over the globe, part one

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Jetstar Airways is posed to outshine parent Qantas with more international passengers

The situation reflects a growing trend in which a low-cost carrier outcompetes larger, more traditional airlines that once ruled the market. But in this case, Qantas Group wins no matter who’s in the lead.

Jetstar Airways is posed to outshine parent Qantas with more international passengers

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Qantas-Emirates deal cleared by Australian regulators, but for 5 years instead of a decade

Qantas can breathe out a bit with this clearance, even though the time frame in which it has to prove that its deal with Emirates is better than older one with BA is a shorter one than it wanted.

Qantas-Emirates deal cleared by Australian regulators, but for 5 years instead of a decade

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Etihad announces plans for in-flight Wi-Fi only hours after Qantas kills its own connectivity

In-flight Wi-Fi is an expensive undertaking for airlines that can stand to wait for future profits, a luxury that Qantas couldn’t afford but Etihad is more than able to swallow.

Etihad announces plans for in-flight Wi-Fi only hours after Qantas kills its own connectivity

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Qantas kills long-haul in-flight wi-fi; people want sleep instead

Qantas, already troubled with all kinds of operational and management issues, wants to focus less on forward-looking-profits-in-future services. Understandably.

Qantas kills long-haul in-flight wi-fi; people want sleep instead

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Qantas claims that Tourism Australia boss is “agitating,” suspends $50 million marketing campaign

The Australian carrier has bumbled through 2012 as if it wants to be a loser. Pinning its problems on an outsider in such a childish way brings it one step closer to making this a reality.

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Qantas gets fancy with Kate Spade amenity kits as part of new business class upgrade

Qantas’ new "sleep service" upgrade is just another amenity with a price tag, but one that flyers might be happy to pay as it includes a padded mattress and quilt for overnight flights.

Qantas gets fancy with Kate Spade amenity kits as part of new business class upgrade