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Airline Merger Confirmed, Qantas News & Air New Zealand Troubles



The ongoing consolidation efforts initiated by Tata Group for Air India and Vistara are about to take a monumental step following approval from the Indian government. Meanwhile, After Air New Zealand’s most recent financial results were revealed, the next 12 months and thus into 2025 are expected to present challenges. Lastly, Qantas has published its results for the financial year just gone, and after a turbulent year, they are quite fascinating. Revenues were among the business’ more positive areas, increasing just over 10% to $21.9 billion.

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  1. Anz issues is that they are bleeding kiwis dry. It's cheaper to fly to Europe than getting a last minute regional flight sometimes and kiwis are sick of it. Why pay 2 thousand when you could drive it and spend less on petrol

  2. We were so proud of Qantas, the board made a huge mistake some years back and we all know what it was . Those board members have never to my knowledge as acknowledged that mistake to the public or the shareholders .

  3. Could you imagine the profits quntas could make if they didnt treat their customers with disdain and contempt.😂😂 anyway that CEO at quntas is as bad as the Hershey highway leprechaun.

  4. Air NZ. $146 million net profit after tax. Up to 6 A320/1 neos out of service at any one time. Up to 3 787s out at any one time–all PW & RR engine issues costing at least $ 100 million in earnings. Still a fine result, all things considered

  5. Qantas section sounded like coming from a Qantas spokesperson. “Profit dropped” and nobody should be alarmed?! No, only that last year was completely insane profit unheard of because they were ripping everyone off to the extreme (customers and employees) and invested nothing, and this year profit is still extreme for the size of this awful airline, because they ripping of everyone a little bit less.

  6. technicality: Air India doesnt operate the Vistara planes from day 1. Airlines certificates for various aspects remain with Vistara, and crews still trained only on Vistara aircraft and ETOPS granted to Vistara aircraft based on Vistara procedures/maintenance. The planes may get repainted and Air India flight numbers assigned to them, but Vistara crews will still operate and maintain Vistara aircraft. It takes time to integrate the training/procedures into Air India to a point where ex Vistara crews can work an Air India metal planes and vice versa (and that does not account of union/seniority issues of merging two employee bases into one).
    Pasengers may see integration happen in weeks, with no more ticket sales on Vistara flights, but the now Air India numbered flights also sharing a Vistara code to honour tickets sold before merger date, but operationally, the integration of the feet and employees is measured in year/years.

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