The route, last attempted months before COVID began, will be the only direct flight between the two destinations and will cut ...

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Its widebody lineup in the early 2000s consisted of the A330, an efficient and versatile ... a Japan Coast Guard De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300 maritime patrol aircraft that had entered the ...

While the split of the flights between the A330-200, A330-300, and A330-900 variants is ... Rounding out this list we have Australian flag carrier Qantas, with 62 A380 flights scheduled this ...

Qantas previously held the title of safest airline for seven ... Its most recent accident was recorded in October 2022, when an Airbus A330-300 was written off following a runway excursion. Four ...

The last A330-300 was delivered in October 2022 ... Delta is set to fly a fleet of 40, although it hasn’t received any yet, and Korean, Air India, and Qantas are also expecting deliveries of the type.

Alaska operates six A330-300 P2Fs for Amazon, and four more are set to join the fleet as part of the initial deal for 10 ...

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Inflight economy cabin passengers are getting food served in Qantas A330 and also can get a drink refill or two. Complimentary beverages are included on Qatar, with cabin crew making extra rounds ...

A Qantas passenger said she immediately noticed a foul smell on the plane but it wasn’t until she sat down that she was left horrified. Keira Connell was on her way home to Sydney from Singapore ...

A Qantas Airbus A330 approaches Sydney Airport. By the time the last of the fleet retires, they will have been flying for almost 25 years. Brendon Thorne It is now up to Mr Joyce’s successor ...