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Aviation writer with The Australian, mother and animal lover with the exception of monkeys and mosquitos. Views mine ironsider@theaustralian.com.au
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Why your dog can fly Virgin – but not Qantas

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Qantas won’t be letting pets into the passenger cabin any time soon based on “very strong customer feedback this is not something they want”, chief executive Vanessa Hudson says. Speaking in Toulouse, France recently, Hudson ruled out the prospect of passengers taking pets on new ultra-long-haul Project Sunrise flights of more than 20 hours’ duration.
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Qantas holds firm as Air New Zealand slashes schedule over fuel...

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By Robyn Ironside Verified
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Sydney Airport has warned it has only 25 days of fuel supply, as concerns of a shortage grow due to Australia’s total reliance on imports that are at the mercy of international shipping lanes and geopolitical stability. Speaking at the Renewable Fuels Summit in Sydney on Thursday, airport chief executive Scott Charlton called out the lack of fuel security in Australia – now firmly in focus due to the Middle East crisis.
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Airfares to US falling as thousands of extra seats added

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The slow return of Australians to the US is proving no deterrent to American carriers, with Delta Air Lines the latest to increase capacity with plans to start thrice-weekly flights from Melbourne in December. The move will add 86,000 extra seats a year to Melbourne-Los Angeles return, and put downward pressure on trans-Pacific airfares in a win for travellers.
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