Qantas hired cocaine dealer
So Qantas doesn't believe in free speech? This says everything to me. Schapelle Corby
Anxious pilot restrained as Qantas passenger jet landed Click here
Near enough is too late for Jetstar
Was the pilot a 'P' plate and did the RBT attend?
More scared passengers for Jetstar
Qantas plane forced to ground after engine fire
Dangerous item causes emergency landing. December 10, 2005 - 11:01AM
Will some Qantas staff have blood on their hands?
Is this the new in flight entertainment? Left click on each picture. It may take a few minutes to download but all good things are worth waiting for.
Drunk US pilots jailed. I knew pilots that drank that much.
Poster Should Dixon be behind the bars?
Poster Happy birthday Schapelle
Poster Can YOU help me?
Did Qantas own the Deputy PM?
Carnage from botched Qantas takeoff
Lest we forget, this is what the Australian Transport Safety Board had to say about Qantas operations.
Procedures and training for flight crew in evaluating whether or not to conduct an emergency evacuation were deficient. Procedures and training for cabin crew in identifying and communicating relevant information during an emergency were deficient.
Qantas embarrassed as safety questioned
Poor maintenance to blame for Qantas incident claims pilot -
Margaret Jackson's amazing nonsense
Are they squeaky clean as you are led to believe?
Geoff Dixon said
But we know better don't we?
But wait. There is more!
When will they come out with facts freely instead of waiting for the media to tell us?
How far up the chain of command does the corruption go?
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Fighting Qantas crew
More fighting crew
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Drunken pilot jailed
Another drunken pilot jailed
Pilot error triggered Qantas close call
More staff troubles for Qantas by Pemberton Strong, Crikey Aviation correspondent
Don't encourage your kids to be pilots. Start them here
Flying Roo stews over 'joke"
Convention guests shun cattle class
What is their name,Qantas Airways Jetstar or Jetstar Airways Pty Ltd
How would your heart feel if this happened to you
Pilot swoops on Qantas Herald Sun 27/2/04
Smoke scare won't hit Jetstar flights
Qantas and Jetstar in near collision
Jetstar, to "fly blind" into and out of Avalon Airport to keep costs down.
Jetstar in naming stoush
Jetstar mishap blamed on poor training By Selma Milovanovic Transport Reporter June 23, 2004
Case against QF pilots adjourned Two Qantas pilots facing charges of reckless operation of an aircraft have had their case adjourned until mid-July. The Civil Aviation and Safety Authority has alleged that Victorian pilots Peter Maxwell Edwards and Stephen Sarunic took off in a B737 carrying 77 passengers from Launceston for Melbourne one night in October 2001 without activating the airport runway, taxiway and obstacle lights. The flight arrived safely, but CASA claimed the pilots' failure to activate the lights, providing a reference point if the aircraft needed to turn back in trouble, breached the Civil Aviation Act. 9 June 2004
Qantas flight returns to Sydney July 06, 2004
$70 by taxi, for a $65 flight
Jetstar grounds its late arrivals By Alexandra Smith June 2, 2004
JetStar check-in policy: be warned
Last Update: Friday, June 11, 2004. 3:00pm (AEST) Jetstar compensates passengers stranded overnight
Budget flights turn expensive Liam Houlihan 09jun04
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