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Tuesday, 9 February 2010

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Newest Boeing struts its stuff
Boeing's new generation 747-8 Freighter successfully took to the sky for the first time Monday before more than 5000 employees, customers, suppliers and community leaders.

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		COMMENT: Do business travellers fear full body scanners? Business travellers have many other priorities - on-time travel, safe transport of luggage, shorter screening times, etc.
		Four new routes for Qatar Airways Qatar Airways has unveiled the launch dates of four new routes - to Ankara, Barcelona, Copenhagen and Tokyo.
		Malaysia Airlines makes connections easier It is now easier for travellers to book Malaysia Airlines flights online to or from six key destinations in the UK and Ireland.
		AirAsia resumes flights to Tianjin AirAsia has resumed its Kuala Lumpur –Tianjin flight following the temporary suspension of its services in November 2009 due to adverse weather conditions in North China.
		Qantas expands WA services Qantas will increase capacity between Perth and the Western Australian mining and resource destinations of Karratha, Paraburdoo and Port Hedland from later this month.
		Jetstar the first foreign carrier to fly Singapore - Shantou Budget carrier Jetstar has become the first foreign carrier to fly between Singapore and Shantou, situated in China’s Guangdong Province.
		Canberra to Darwin - now non-stop Qantas commenced direct services between Canberra and Darwin on February 1
		Jetstar to make Changi Airport its primary Asian hub Australian-owned Jetstar will expand its Singapore operations to create its largest regional hub.
		Jetstar aims at 100% self check-in Budget airline Jetstar is to introduce a compulsory self check-in system in Australian and New Zealand domestic counters during 2010.
		Air Asia launches six new India routes AirAsia has extended its Indian footprint with the launch of direct flights to six new routes in the first quarter of 2010.

Qantas' A380 brings LAX to a standstill

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