As of October, Virgin Blue, Australia’s second and cheeper airline will start flyinbg international flights.
Certification has been given last month for the flights to go between Sydney, Brisbane, and Darwin to East Timor, Fiji, Vanuatu, PNG and New Zealand.
Currently there are no plans to expand the fleet, but if demands continue as they are, they will have to aquire more planes to serve the public, persently VB carries around 68% of the domestic market, as people have lost confidence in QANTAS.
By: steve rowell - 2nd August 2003 at 03:18
Originally posted by Ja Worsley
Steve: you may have posted the story a couple of weeks ago mate, but the authority was only granted last week, what you may have posted was the story about the application for VBB to carry out these flights.Still I could be wrong, but the grant was only given last week, and that’s why I posted it!
Mongu: Great to see you again, still here, What do youu mean 68%?
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By: Ja Worsley - 2nd August 2003 at 03:07
Steve: you may have posted the story a couple of weeks ago mate, but the authority was only granted last week, what you may have posted was the story about the application for VBB to carry out these flights.
Still I could be wrong, but the grant was only given last week, and that’s why I posted it!
Mongu: Great to see you again, still here, What do youu mean 68%?
By: mongu - 1st August 2003 at 16:27
68% ?
By: steve rowell - 1st August 2003 at 03:47
I posted that story a couple of weeks ago, good news anyway
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