Brief: Qantas CEO Says Airline Has Added More Frequencies To Europe To Give Alternatives To Middle East Hubs, Will Continue Doing As Long As Needed
BRIEF-Qantas CEO Says Airline Has Added More Frequencies To Europe To Give Alternatives To Middle East Hubs, Will Continue Doing As Long As Needed Aug 27 (Reuters) - Qantas Airways Limited QAN.AX:
QANTAS CEO SAYS AIRLINE HAS ADDED MORE FREQUENCIES TO EUROPE TO GIVE ALTERNATIVES TO MIDDLE EAST HUBS, WILL CONTINUE DOING AS LONG AS NEEDED
QANTAS CEO SAYS TO BEGIN RETIRING A380 FLEET FROM MIDDLE OF 2028, PLANES WILL BE SUCCESSIVELY RETIRED OVER YEARS BEYOND THAT BUT NOT BEING SPECIFIC TO MAINTAIN FLEXIBILITY
QANTAS CEO SAYS WORKING WITH AIRBUS AND BOEING TO CONFIRM 20 OPTIONS FOR MORE A350S AND 787S
QANTAS CEO SAYS INTEND FOR THOSE NEW AIRCRAFT TO COME IN AFTER 2030 TIMED WITH THE PLANNED RETIREMENT OF A380
QANTAS CEO SAYS A380 AN OLDER AIRCRAFT NO LONGER IN PRODUCTION AND MAINTENANCE COSTS WILL INCREASE OVER TIME
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(Reporting by Julie Zhu)
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