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KiwiAvi8er 10th Dec 2020 06:17

Air NZ - Props
 
A rare good news moment in aviation these days, looks like a reasonable amount of recently furloughed turboprop drivers will be getting the call back a lot earlier than expected :ok:

Anti Skid On 10th Dec 2020 07:17

Was SLF for a trip ROT = WLG last week. Instead of the 3 a day Q300's we've been having twice a day ATR's, Similar capacity overall but decreased frequency, On both legs there was perhaps one empty seat, so the demand is there.

waren9 11th Dec 2020 04:07

Yes, they are very carefully managing the schedule to keep load factors up. Now Shane Jones is gone, who's going to keep the flame to their feet regarding a decent schedule and pricing for the regions?

I suspect the gubbmint (as a shareholder and a lender) is quietly looking the other way hoping no one notices.


billyt 11th Dec 2020 19:39


Originally Posted by waren9 (Post 10944746)
Yes, they are very carefully managing the schedule to keep load factors up. Now Shane Jones is gone, who's going to keep the flame to their feet regarding a decent schedule and pricing for the regions?

I suspect the gubbmint (as a shareholder and a lender) is quietly looking the other way hoping no one notices.

It's not a public service, it's a business and should be run accordingly.

KiwiAvi8er 11th Dec 2020 22:52


Originally Posted by dctPub (Post 10944062)
Very nice!
Guess kiwis getting cabin fever is helping domestic tourism more than I thought!

The return of business travel is big factor apparently, bookings for next year are looking stronger than expected.

Still a long way to go for the company to recover from this, given how geared it is towards long haul travel.

Anti Skid On 12th Dec 2020 02:29


Originally Posted by KiwiAvi8er (Post 10945344)
The return of business travel is big factor apparently, bookings for next year are looking stronger than expected.

Still a long way to go for the company to recover from this, given how geared it is towards long haul travel.

The Herald were reporting Rarotonga will be opening its borders and we won't have to use MIQ from January, not much, but it's a start


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