QLD has the dumbest CHO and premier in Australia’s history. |
Qantas boss Alan Joyce has slammed the Queensland Government’s decision to keep Sydney banned from the state, saying it was “ridiculous” and warning it would simply drive holiday-makers to other destinations instead. |
No UK or US flights planned for the next 12 months.
https://www.executivetraveller.com/n...o-october-2021 |
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12 months ago who would have thought that this so called "land of the free" would become so divided and controlled by a bunch of grubby lying lunatics called State Premiers!
Australia's history books just got a chaptor of shear lunacy added! |
Originally Posted by KRviator
(Post 10914830)
So, Sweden went from 4,944 deaths on June 08 to 5,934 today, a 20% increase in nearly 5 months, yet in that time, cases went from 71,667 cases to 121,167 a nearly 70% increase. The data doesn't lie, the fatality rate there is dropping substantially, even with increasing cases.
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Originally Posted by krismiler
(Post 10915181)
No UK or US flights planned for the next 12 months.
https://www.executivetraveller.com/n...o-october-2021 In my humble opinion S.E.Asia will be back to 'normal' before many other places. QF international it is a sad state of affairs when a company prefers to park aircraft than chase the work. As has been seen with the government assisted charter flights there is work out there that can be done without loosing money. Back to ALL BORDERS TO OPEN. Fungers crossed that Straya once again becomes one, that includes that island just off the coast eh cuz, beached az. At least this would fire up tourism and help to revive the airline industry in the country. |
Originally Posted by machtuk
(Post 10915363)
12 months ago who would have thought that this so called "land of the free" would become so divided and controlled by a bunch of grubby lying lunatics called State Premiers!
Australia's history books just got a chaptor of shear lunacy added! |
Originally Posted by Chris2303
(Post 10915425)
From the other side of the Tasman: Who would have thought that Aussies were capable and willing to show so much hatred towards their fellow countrymen/countrywomen. The "lucky country"? I don't think so, Tim
And the sad part is These bastard premiers will never be held to account for the damage they’ve caused. |
Originally Posted by Global Aviator
(Post 10915404)
QF international it is a sad state of affairs when a company prefers to park aircraft than chase the work. As has been seen with the government assisted charter flights there is work out there that can be done without loosing money.
. Your tunnel vision is off the charts. |
There would be an acceptable level of risk in establishing travel bubbles between countries with low rates of infection and which have demonstrated competence in dealing with the outbreak. Basically: Australian, New Zealand, Singapore,Taiwan, Japan, Thailand, Brunei, China, Hong Kong, Vietnam and possibly one or two more.
Two of the most popular destinations, Bali and Fiji would remain outside due to the high COVID rate in Indonesia, and whilst the rate in Fiji may be low, I’m not convinced they have the capability to monitor and manage the situation. A whole change in outlook might occur, with Australians visiting countries they never considered before and new areas opening up for trade an investment. The kangaroo route to London will definitely return, but in the meantime there’s some lovely beaches and food in Vietnam. |
Never let the facts get in the way of a good discussion!
Originally Posted by wheels_down
(Post 10915479)
How does one make money when your capped at a few dozen per flight. Please go on.
Your tunnel vision is off the charts. LHR DRW - 42 Business - call it $4500 (however I am sure I read it was higher) = $189,000. 130 Premium & Economy - call it $2150 (actually $2500 with the taxes, plus Premium was more, however without knowing the exact pax in each class it is guesstimations) = $279,000. Total revenue on the soft side = $468,000. Not knowing where the aircraft originated or went after call it 30 hours of flying, $468,000 / 30 = $15,600 per hour. Now do the sums on India. As I said I know my numbers are not spot on, however for the argument you can see that it actually does work. No not the rate an airliner would normally want to achieve, however most likely not operating in the loss zone, who knows what the Government tipped in, backroom deals. I didn't see a public tender, did you? Who has the tunnel vision? Please do correct me if I am wrong. Back to the borders! I should have been clearer in what I meant in the first place. Yes the airlines flying into Australia no doubt have their government support. Mind you charging up to 20k for First and not far off it for Business you can't blame the airline, plus no doubt flying around with a belly full of cargo. I have said all along that flying with 30-50 pax is not sustainable. There are however ways to make certain routes work. SQ for instance have been hauling massive amounts of belly cargo in. Without knowing exactly but I would imagine most flights into MEL would be the same as ZERO pax onboard, otherwise why would they be flying? |
Originally Posted by getaway
(Post 10914819)
LNP will hopefully win tomorrows qld election.
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WOW! QLD people are a strange bunch of people. Ah well this freight train crashing will be a good watch when these two idiots send QLD back further in to oblivion. QLD you voted don’t complain in 1yr when more of you are unemployed. AP wanted to do a feel good story at Sea World but they denied her as they didn’t support her as they are set to let 1000 staff go.
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Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10916009)
WOW! QLD people are a strange bunch of people. Ah well this freight train crashing will be a good watch when these two idiots send QLD back further in to oblivion. QLD you voted don’t complain in 1yr when more of you are unemployed. AP wanted to do a feel good story at Sea World but they denied her as they didn’t support her as they are set to let 1000 staff go.
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Originally Posted by Slezy9
(Post 10916030)
It’s almost like the majority of QLDers support the Premiers policy’s.
FNQ is farked now. Say goodbye to tourism. |
Originally Posted by Slezy9
(Post 10916030)
It’s almost like the majority of QLDers support the Premiers policy’s.
Tourist business rejected AP notability Sea World, they didn’t want her there as they didn’t support her they said QLD is not enough to support their industry. So she was left frolicking on a beach. I hope for their sake she has a plan to help them out for the long term. AJ might be on the money other Aussies fed up with it now they will surely plan to holiday else where. I know I am. But yes QLD ppl support what she is doing. Let’s see how much support she had when JK finishes in March and there is nothing left as borders are closed. As we know she will “slam it shut” if there is one case in regional. |
What has been becoming more and more evident throughout this, is how spineless the Federal Government are.
Don’t even try and tell me there isn’t a way they could take control. never been more embarrassed or ashamed to be Australian in my life. in fact ‘Australian’ isn’t even a thing anymore. |
Originally Posted by goodonyamate
(Post 10916089)
What has been becoming more and more evident throughout this, is how spineless the Federal Government are.
Don’t even try and tell me there isn’t a way they could take control. never been more embarrassed or ashamed to be Australian in my life. in fact ‘Australian’ isn’t even a thing anymore. |
Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10916009)
WOW! QLD people are a strange bunch of people. Ah well this freight train crashing will be a good watch when these two idiots send QLD back further in to oblivion. QLD you voted don’t complain in 1yr when more of you are unemployed. AP wanted to do a feel good story at Sea World but they denied her as they didn’t support her as they are set to let 1000 staff go.
They might like to play god & tell us how good they are but more of the public need to stand up to their antics. There are many that criticise certain journalists for showing no respect to the vic premier,well who cares if hes lying,he & all the other premiers are accountable to the public they represent & they have the option to resign if they dont like being asked for the truth. |
This Labor win has just proven our theory that those who have been largely unaffected by COVID, (ie not in tourism, hospitality, travel, airlines etc) are unwilling to accept any level of risk to their own little bubble moving forward.
Let hope that if a vaccine comes out it works to some degree! |
Originally Posted by Green.Dot
(Post 10916142)
This Labor win has just proven our theory that those who have been largely unaffected by COVID, (ie not in tourism, hospitality, travel, airlines etc) are unwilling to accept any level of risk to their own little bubble moving forward.
Let hope that if a vaccine comes out it works to some degree! |
Well, we will see WA closed until March to VIC and NSW their 28 day demand will not be met. I really wish Gladys would also play hard ball and only allow NSW resident enter internationally. If you’re QLD, WA, VIC or anywhere else you enter via that state border.
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I'm not surprised the heartless Palachook got back in, she rode the Covid bull**** fear wave right up to the sheeples doors to create hysteria , she's one cunning politician!
Australia us such a divided country, there's no unity, that's our biggest issue as a nation! |
Originally Posted by machtuk
(Post 10916181)
I'm not surprised the heartless Palachook got back in, she rode the Covid bull**** fear wave right up to the sheeples doors to create hysteria , she's one cunning politician!
Australia us such a divided country, there's no unity, that's our biggest issue as a nation! Don’t right wingers criticise lefties for not listening to the “silent majority” and labelling their opponents as “deplorables”? You’ve basically done the same. When you work with a leader instead of against them and don’t insult the voting public you’ll probably find you’ll be more successful. |
Originally Posted by dr dre
(Post 10916193)
Get over it. She won fair and square. It’s obvious a majority of people support decisive action controlling this pandemic, as evidenced by this election.
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Yes she won democracy is a brilliant thing, just like seniority not perfect but it’s the system we have. Good luck to the state of QLD moving forward I hope you can support your own local tourist industry. So far data has proven otherwise but we will see.
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Deb Flek lost more than Queen P won - if you can't land a blow when the state's had years of mismanagement, financial decline and ongoing hardship (currently under the excuse of CV19) something's wrong.
So accepting she won the politics one simple Q: is her attitude doing the right thing by the state?? A basic Yes or No will suffice. The politics is one thing, the direction and future of the state a totally separate matter. I was thinking of using the word leadership but when you have a one trick pony saying "I saved you all from death, you must vote for me" stuff all leadership to be found IMHO. On an unrelated topic - any bets on how long before Jackie Trad is found a suitable state government sinecure with appropriate salary/lurks and perks for the life of the government?? I'd guess probably around xmas/new year when the usual dump of releases/statements happens to a populace who are tuned out for the holidays. Anyhow apparently Queenslanders reckon another 4 years of Queen P's the way to go for the state. :p God bless 'em, good luck with that. :ok: |
It’s almost like the majority of QLDers support the Premiers policy’s. Most elections revolve around the respective leaders but in this almost one-issue poll, the incumbent Premier/PM is always going to have a head start. Anyhow apparently Queenslanders reckon another 4 years of Queen P's the way to go for the state. https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/tongue.gif |
Originally Posted by machtuk
(Post 10916181)
I'm not surprised the heartless Palachook got back in, she rode the Covid bull**** fear wave right up to the sheeples doors to create hysteria , she's one cunning politician!
Australia us such a divided country, there's no unity, that's our biggest issue as a nation! Her father, the former member, was always referred to as pala chuck. Spin drs thought pala chez sounded less foreign. |
Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10916177)
Well, we will see WA closed until March to VIC and NSW their 28 day demand will not be met. I really wish Gladys would also play hard ball and only allow NSW resident enter internationally. If you’re QLD, WA, VIC or anywhere else you enter via that state border.
Vic screwed the pooch on quarantine as we all know. Quarantine does right works, nowhere should be afraid of repatriations and quarantine. If done right. With no international flights to Melbourne or Darwin (apart from the Gov saving the day flights) that makes it impossible for people to fly to where they live if that’s home. |
Nope, they should repatriate to their home state, thats their elected leader to raise the cap to allow them to been almost 8 months now time for other states to do their bit and stop hiding behind their false achievements. QLD, WA, TAS all took the easy options, as AP has said NSW is a bees d!ck away from an outbreak lets not let it get to that. NSW should not be left with the bill of residents of other states. I understand they pay for hotel, but NSW picks the tab up for testing, supply of law enforcement, bus hire the list goes on.
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Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10916297)
Nope, they should repatriate to their home state, thats their elected leader to raise the cap to allow them to been almost 8 months now time for other states to do their bit and stop hiding behind their false achievements. QLD, WA, TAS all took the easy options, as AP has said NSW is a bees d!ck away from an outbreak lets not let it get to that. NSW should not be left with the bill of residents of other states. I understand they pay for hotel, but NSW picks the tab up for testing, supply of law enforcement, bus hire the list goes on.
The government or rather lack of unity in government has caused this mess. One must quarantine where one lands, the only exception the very few international transits that can be approved. It is a cluster fcuk of huge proportions. The general Aussie doesn’t realise how bad the situation is. There are over 30,000 still registered with DFAT wanting to come home. Who knows the real numbers with not everyone registered with DFAT. States are the ones who decide the caps not the feds, hence it is even more of a cluster. There is little unity, we have all seen it in the media, leaders blaming ScoMo and the other way around. Who’s on first? |
I understand that. My point is, if Premiers want to spruce about keeping their residents “safe” well, the rules should change to reflect. NSW residents can only book a flight bound to Sydney. QLD residents can only book for Brisbane and Perth etc. I bet the mantra will change. End of the day why is Gladys worried about QLD, WA SA residents stuck over seas she doesn’t need their vote we all know Covid is now a political machine.
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NSW now has the most active cases out of any state.
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Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10916306)
I understand that. My point is, if Premiers want to spruce about keeping their residents “safe” well, the rules should change to reflect. NSW residents can only book a flight bound to Sydney. QLD residents can only book for Brisbane and Perth etc. I bet the mantra will change. End of the day why is Gladys worried about QLD, WA SA residents stuck over seas she doesn’t need their vote we all know Covid is now a political machine.
Straya! |
Originally Posted by Ladloy
(Post 10916308)
NSW now has the most active cases out of any state.
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Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10916306)
I understand that. My point is, if Premiers want to spruce about keeping their residents “safe” well, the rules should change to reflect. NSW residents can only book a flight bound to Sydney. QLD residents can only book for Brisbane and Perth etc. I bet the mantra will change. End of the day why is Gladys worried about QLD, WA SA residents stuck over seas she doesn’t need their vote we all know Covid is now a political machine.
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They can take it up with their member of parliament. At this stage I only care NSW residents fly in to Sydney to keep them safe.
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Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10916321)
They can take it up with their member of parliament. At this stage I only care NSW residents fly in to Sydney to keep them safe.
Quarantine is in place for a reason, sure we can debate home quarantine and other methods but the gov has decided it hotel quarantine. Australians stuck around the world just need to get home, who really cares where? Yes in an ideal world to where they want to go but that ain’t happening. Welcome them anywhere, do a little research and see the heartache many have gone though to get home. Back to open borders - It is great to see Aus opening up, bring on domestic tourism! |
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