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Old 30th Apr 2017, 08:13
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Given Qantas maintains a constant lobbying pressure in Canberra to stop cabotage by other carriers, it would be ironic if they tried to convince FWA that it was a legitimate operation and allow cabotage.
I'm sure Alan's well versed in Cabotage and the Australia New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement. How long have JC and J* been operating in NZ?

If a QANTAS owned subsidiary were to be blocked from Domestic operations in AUS due to being ZK registered then perhaps it's time J* were sent packing from NZ, being an Australian company with VH registered Aircraft.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not in support of QF's destruction of mainline, I just find it ironic that they aggressively defend their home turf from Cabotage while creating J* entities in multiple countries.
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Old 1st May 2017, 00:02
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Totally agree El Zilco....

Tangled webs are amusing to watch when they eventually unravel...
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Nobody said anything about it due to their being ZK registered.
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