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Qantas Airways Ltd., Australia’s largest carrier, is discounting flights to Asia to lure more passengers as an alliance with Emirates adds 40 percent more seats on routes to Singapore.
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Qantas Airways Ltd., Australia’s largest carrier, said first-half profit more than doubled after it took cash from canceling orders for Boeing Co. 787 jets and cut losses on long-haul routes. The shares hit a 10-month high.
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Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd., Australia’s second-largest carrier, will drop a bid for its next-largest rival if the country’s antitrust regulator forces it to increase fleet numbers to a specified level.
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Qantas Airways Ltd., Australia’s largest carrier, will fly seven Asian routes earlier in the day as a partnership with Emirates gives it more scope to run flights at times that appeal to business class passengers.
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Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd.’s plan to buy two domestic airlines faces a “very complicated” review because of concerns the country’s aviation market will be reduced to a duopoly, the nation’s antitrust regulator said.
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Toll Holdings Ltd., the largest Asia-Pacific logistics company, is able to spend A$1 billion ($925 million) on acquisitions to boost its global freight- forwarding operations, according to Macquarie Group Ltd.
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Qantas Airways Ltd., working to end losses on overseas routes, rose the most in six weeks in Sydney trading after the Australian Financial Review said the carrier was close to forming a long-haul alliance with Emirates Airline.
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Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd., the country’s second-largest airline, posted full-year profit that missed analyst estimates as surging costs curbed benefits of increased sales to corporate customers.
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Australia’s domestic aviation market is awash with flights, benefiting passengers rather than airlines, said the head of Qantas Airways Ltd.’s local business.
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Air Canada plans to boost revenue with a low-cost carrier that may start as soon as 2013 and invest in more fuel-efficient jets to shake its status as North America’s least efficient airline.
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