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Old 3rd Nov 2011, 07:04   #1 (permalink)


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Qantas, retirements and worms
Rumor has it some of the good ol boys are retiring to preserve super and payouts at current rates!
Also a bunch of Jetstar and middle east Worms have offered to fly the Qantas Airbus fleet on JQ wide-body pay.
Everybody wants to cash in .
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Also a bunch of Jetstar and middle east Worms have offered to fly the Qantas Airbus fleet on JQ wide-body pay
If it's not the filth from management attacking the industry, it's the morons attacking each other. F**king unbelievable!
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Easy boys. Consider where some of these rumours come from and why they are spread.
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